Plasma Tvs - You Are Missing A Treat...

Plasma TV's have been a common household name

, first exploding on the market in the late 1990's. Compared to what customers were used to, plasma TV display screens were very quickly applauded for the better digital quality that they brought about. Larger plasma televisions can be purchased with sizes's up to one hundred and three inches, which make for an excellent movie watching experience.

A CRT television set is the model that has been used for decades, which are quickly being replaced by plasma TVs. What is the difference, many ask? A CRT television works by shooting an electron beam that makes the picture scan from the top to the bottom in different intervals. A plasma television set instead uses a transistor electrode for every single pixel, which makes the images on the screen that much clearer and sharper.

A plasma TV is designed so that the viewer feels as if they are watching a movie right out of the movie theater, with a ratio of 16:9 to match the individual's natural vision field. This way, millions of colors are displayed at once, which creates such a clear and concise image that many viewers swear they are watching something happen in real life, when they are watching their TV.

One main question for plasma TV buyers is this: HDTV or EDTV? HDTV, or high definition plasma TV, may be more expensive, but generally has a much better quality picture. The EDTV, or enhanced definition TV, will be less expensive with less quality viewing. An HDTV is better for cable and satellite packages that offer many of their channels in high definition.

Many people wonder about other advantages of plasma TVs. One is how versatile they are. A plasma television set can be mounted on almost any wall, or even on the ceiling. They do require special care and mounting when hung up, so be sure to carefully read any and all directions on doing so. Since they are thin and sleek, they can also be hidden away in entertainment centers when they are not being used.

A question many people ask is this: are there any disadvantages of plasma TV's? Plasma televisions are more fragile than their older counterparts, so they need to be handled with extreme care. While they are thinner TV's, they can be heavier than expected, so a special wall mount must be used. While many people argue that a plasma TV can degrade over time, newer models are sold with the promise of being good for over 60,000 hours of use.

The sizes of plasma televisions can vary, so finding one to meet your specific needs is easy. Measure out the area that you plan to mount your TV on, and then go from there. You can find plasma TV's ranging anywhere from 37 inches to more than 103 inches. This makes them an excellent idea for any room of the house.

A plasma TV can be bought in many shapes and sizes, as well as different styles. Almost all plasma television sets come with a pair of detachable speakers, so you will want to keep space on either side of the TV to fit them in, or put them around the room. As technology and TV signals improve, so do Plasma televisions, making them an excellent and sound purchase.

by: David Aldred

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