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You know you want to buy a flat-screen TV but you don't know if a plasma TV or an LCD TV would be your best choice. This article explains the differences between plasma versus LCD TVs, then shows you how to get the best price for a plasma or LCD TV. Plasma TV A plasma TV screen consists of millions of multi-colored gas-filled cells. When electricity passes through the cells they light up and produce a picture. Plasma TV screens have a much higher resolution than tube TV screens. In fact, the picture is so clear it's almost like watching a scene through a window. Screen sizes range from 42" to 65" wide and are 3" to 4" thick. LCD TV LCD (light crystal display) TV screens are made up of a thin layer...

Now that you want to improve your home theater system, your next question will be which type to buy? Must it be plasma or LCD TV? With regard to size of the screen, plasma televisions have more advantage. However, LCD TVs are also catching up with the big screen size. Screen sizes that range from 32 to 63 inches are now being developed. Samsung LCD TVs are among those that offer you the best quality televisions. In terms of viewing angles, LCD TV has the more advantage over plasma. However, there is only a small difference. Plasma televisions have viewing angles of 160 degrees while LCD TV has a viewing angle of 175 degrees. Refresh rates between the two also differ by a margin. Plasma televisions...

Have you been wanting to purchase a flat screen television but have not yet gotten around to buying one because of the confusions? Let us take a look at the pros and cons of plasma and LCD TVs. Plasma televisions used to be superior to LCD televisions but now, LCD TVs are taking over and becoming the top choice for a flat screen TV and overturn the plasma. Let us now compare plasma and LCD televisions. Plasma TV was the first in the market. It came out earlier than the LCD TVs. They have large screen formats like 42 and 50 inches. And since they are longer in the market, their prices have already dropped since it was first released. So in comparison with LCD TVs, plasma wins on this one. Previously...

Samsung has recently rolled out a range of stylish and impressive series of plasma HDTV to rival the models from plasma experts like Panasonic and Pioneer. Although I wouldn't say that the Samsung plasma TV series are set to take over the plasma TV market, but Samsung did manage to create some unique selling points. For instance, the Samsung PN50B550 50-inch plasma HDTV is one of the best plasma TVs that you can buy for around $1000. At the time of writing, it retails for around $1059 each. A 50-inch full HD (1080p) plasma HDTV at this price is just an excellent bargain. This Samsung plasma TV model comes with 2 SRS Tru Surround HD speakers (20 watts). Connectivity wise, it comes with the standard...

What exactly is the Touch of Color LCD TV? Is it a gimic, a ground breaking, trend setting innovation or simply a clever marketing campaign? Well it may actually be a little bit of each. The battle for market share for LCD TV sales has become increasingly challenging over the years. Samsung has tried a new approach to differentiate their LCDs in the battle for the LCD TV market share with it's Touch of Color LCD flat screen TVs. The Touch of Color LCDs have turned out to be a great success for Samsung as they have been wildly popular among consumers. The Touch of Color design is a unique color process that adds a hint of amber color blended in with the traditional piano black bezel for a smooth...

First things first, there is no such thing as a perfect machine, even if we're talking about Harley Davidsons. This is very true with TVs, particularly if the subject matter involves the two top contenders for that empty space in your living room: the plasma and the LCD. There's always a pro and a con to each, which ultimately, will depend on what you, the buyer, exactly have in mind. Here's a comparative review of the plasma TV versus the LCD TV: Plasma TV pros and cons Size Flat, big, sleek and impressive. Sounds like a supermodel and looks like one as well. That's a plasma TV for you. These units are very attractive and so are many of their features. One of the most outstanding of these features...

It is the technology employed by the two kinds of TVs that makes them so different from one another. A plasma television has tiny 'gas cells' between the glass panels of its screen. This gas is electrically converted into plasma, which gives its output by combining thousands of different green, blue, and red pixels to produce the needed colors. An LCD TV, in contrast, produces its display when its liquid crystal panel selectively blocks and allows various wavelengths of light to combine and produce the colors. This technology is the reason viewing experiences are different for these two kinds of televisions. Plasma TVs are recommended for those of you who want to enhance their viewing with highest...