Plasma –v- LCD TV

Plasma and LCD TV panels may look very similar, butgenerally lighter than similar sized plasmas, making
the flat screen and thin profile is where the similaritiesthem easier to move around or mount on the wall.
end. Plasma TV screens as the name suggests, usesLCDs generally have a longer lifespan than plasma
a web of tiny gas plasma cells charged by exactscreens. This was true of earlier plasma models, that
electrical voltages to create a picture. LCD TVwould lose half of their brightness after around 20,000
screens (liquid crystal display) are like liquid crystalhours of viewing. Later plasma TVs have upped that
pushed in the space between two close glass plates.up to anything between 30,000 and 60,000 hours.
Images are created by varying the amount ofLCDs, on the other hand, are guaranteed for 60,000
electrical charge applied to the crystals.hours from the start.
Apart from offering the best value for money, LCDIf you're in the market for a big screen television, the
has the edge over plasma in several other key areas.way to go would appear to be a plasma television. At
LCDs tend to have higher resolution than plasmas ofthe moment they are still the best for picture quality.
similar size, which means more pixels on the screen. IfReally though it depends on your budget and with LCD
you are a true high-definition referrer who is keen toTV ‘s being less expensive it’s your preference,
see every pixel of a high-definition image reproducedwith these small differences to consider, choose one
pixel-by-pixel then LCDs are always the way to go.that suits your individual needs.
However, top-of-the line plasmas will also display goodYou are welcome to seek further information about a
pixel quality and content, so the choice isn't now asLCD TV at our web site. At our web site you will
easy as it once was.discover further resources that provide information
LCDs also use less power than plasma screens,such as the Plasma TV.
generally saving around the 30% mark. LCDs are also