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When comparing planar to dynamic, it’s not a matter of better or worse, as it really depends on the specific use case.

Planar is a display technology where the screen is flat. This is typically used in settings where you need a display for a lot of people to view at the same time, like a public transit station, a airport, or a stock trading room. Planar displays can be made bigger and at a lower cost than dynamic ones.

On the other hand, a dynamic display is curved, which can help reduce glare and improve viewing angles for people who are close to the screen. Dynamic displays are typically better for situations where people are viewing the screen from different angles, like in a living room, a conference room, or a movie theater.

So, whether planar or dynamic is “better” really depends on the specific use case and the viewing conditions.