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Old 22nd December 2004, 06:33 AM   (permalink)
Default Plasma TV and flat screen TV

What is the difference between plasma TV and Flat screen TV , Is it the same.

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Old 22nd December 2004, 09:34 AM   (permalink)
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What is the difference between plasma TV and Flat screen TV , Is it the same.

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A Plasma TV is just one type of flat screen, LCD is the other usual type. But even a conventional CRT TV can be a 'flat screen', it doesn't refer to it's depth, just to the surface of the glass.
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Old 26th December 2004, 06:15 AM   (permalink)
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Plasma's have a different Black Or low Y luminous set, where as the contrasting on Black and white are grey actually, so when an image calls for 'off' or black contrasting like on a black coat in daylight the coat actually appears grey and lighter than it would be on a LCD or CRT, the reason is the pixles can not turn off completely, it doesn't matter about the screen back film color. Plasmas are just that way, it is more difficult for plasmas to show black contrasting and they use more energy because of this as the pixles cannot be totally off or totally black. However quality of different plasmas is huge and diverse even on the same model made on a different day.

I personally don't like plasmas for this reason, they may have high definition, but it there is no high definition or HDTV in your area it is pointless to get one, I know I am not going to get one when only 7 channles are HD.
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