Plasma TV produces large crystal clear images
Plasma TVs are a major innovation in TV technology insofar as making larger screens and less bulky ones. Manufacturers have been able to create such wonders using plasma technology along with the new generation of IC integrated chips which enables them to have smaller, efficient and durable electronic parts. As prices of electronic products do downward due to the advent of newer technologies, Plasma TVs are no longer priced in the prohibitive range. Most households can now afford to buy these new products.
You are left wondering how can a large screen TV set be made with less size compared to the older CRT TVs. It should follow that these kinds of TVs should have more size because they offer large screens and clearer images along with a wonderful sound system. It seems you are in your own private theater when you are watching you Plasma TV at home. Most Plasma TVs have 37-inch wide screen and great stereo surround speaker system.
Most TV viewers and reviewers air the concern that Plasma TVs may not last long enough to give fair value to its exceptional pricing compared to the regular CRT, LCD and other types of TVs. In this area, a standard test by the Standards Bureau has proven that the latest generation of Plasma TV displays is 60,000 hours. You can translate that to 6 hours of tv use per day for the next 27 years. That is so great.
Another area of concern is that these kinds of TVs consume too much power. That is a myth. It has been proven that Plasma TV displays use as much power per square meter as a regular LCD or CRT television. There are settings on newer Plasma TVs which can make them consume less power by decreasing the brilliance settings. The rule of the thumb is if your household members watch too much tv shows, then it follows that your electric bill should shoot up.
A typical Plasma TV display panel has many tiny cells located between 2 divisions of glass hold a stable gas mixture of xenon and neon. With the application of an electric voltage, the gas is turned into plasma - an ultraviolet light is produce when it excites the blue, green and red phosphors next to them. When the charge is removed, the gas deionizes. Extra electrodes are used to charge and discharge the gas at an amazing rate of 85 times a second. This enables the device to display a full-motion video.
Plasma TVs have higher resolution, no scan lines, exceptional color accuracy, wide screen aspect ratio, perfectly flat screen, uniform screen brightness, space saving design, slim, wide viewing angle, universal input capability and immunity from magnetic fields. If you can afford the price, it is the perfect TV set for your home.
