Plasma TV Reviewer|Let's talk about Plasma TV's
Sep
09
Filed Under (Tvs) by Helen
jlienard asked:
I bought a new plasma TV and want to know the best and safest way to clean the screen.
Row
I bought a new plasma TV and want to know the best and safest way to clean the screen.
Row
Jun
29
Filed Under (Tvs) by Helen
brilliant_kid1 asked:
Would a plasma TV screen ever crack or shatter because of a TV malfunction? I was thinking of buying one, but warranty doesn’t cover accidents. Before I buy one, I want to know if there is any reason that a plasma TV screen would crack. Any kinds of malfunctions in the TV itself, or other natural causes.
Pieter
Would a plasma TV screen ever crack or shatter because of a TV malfunction? I was thinking of buying one, but warranty doesn’t cover accidents. Before I buy one, I want to know if there is any reason that a plasma TV screen would crack. Any kinds of malfunctions in the TV itself, or other natural causes.
Pieter
May
15
Filed Under (Cable And Satellite Tv) by Helen
ryan@thesatellitetvguide.com asked:
Plasma TV vs. LCD TV
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 of liquid crystals sandwiched between two glass plates. When an electricity is sent through the crystals an array of tiny multi-colored pixels light up to create a picture.
LCD TV screens are thinner and lighter than plasma screens. They are the most screens for computers, and are quickly gaining popularity as TV screens.
LCD TV screens are anywhere from 1/4″ to 4″ thick and 2″ to 65″ wide.
Plasma vs. LCD Features
Picture Quality
When it comes to which type of TV screen is sharper and shows more detail, plasma TVs have a slight edge over LCD TVs, though LCD TVs are catching up.
Plasma TVs are also slightly better when it comes to viewing angle – how far you can sit to one side of a TV screen before picture quality is affected.
Screen Life
Screen life is the number of hours a TV provides before the picture begins to fade. Plasma TVs have a screen life of about 30,000 to 60,00 hours, depending on the make and model, while LCD TV’s have a screen life of 60,000 hours or more.
Plasma TVs are also subject to “burn in.” This occurs when a TV displays a still image long enough for a ghost of that image to be burned into the screen. LCD TVs do not have this problem.
HD TV
Both plasma and LCD TVs display HD (high definition) signals for a sharper, more three dimensional picture. LCD TVs, however, have a slightly higher resolution (more screen pixels) then plasma TVs.
Video Games
Plasma and LCD TVs are both great for video gaming, however because of plasma TV’s tendency toward screen burn in, an LCD TV is the better choice if you play a lot of video games.
Portability
LCD TVs are thinner and lighter than plasma TVs, making them easier to move and easier to mount on a wall.
Plasma vs LCD TV prices
When it comes to which type of TV gives you the most bang for the buck, it depends on what you’re looking for.
If you’re looking for a large-screen TV – 42″ or larger – plasma TVs are currently cheaper than than similar-sized LCD TVs. When I recently compared prices on 42″ TVs, the cheapest plasma TV was $999, while the cheapest LCD TV was $1,367.
When it comes to mid-size TVs, I couldn’t find plasma TVs smaller than 42.” The cheapest 32″ LCD TV I found was $619, while the cheapest 27″ LCD TV was $550.
Visit the http://TheSatelliteTVGuide.com to get more information, to compare prices, and to get consumer ratings for plasma TVs and LCD Tvs.
Rona
Plasma TV vs. LCD TV
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 of liquid crystals sandwiched between two glass plates. When an electricity is sent through the crystals an array of tiny multi-colored pixels light up to create a picture.
LCD TV screens are thinner and lighter than plasma screens. They are the most screens for computers, and are quickly gaining popularity as TV screens.
LCD TV screens are anywhere from 1/4″ to 4″ thick and 2″ to 65″ wide.
Plasma vs. LCD Features
Picture Quality
When it comes to which type of TV screen is sharper and shows more detail, plasma TVs have a slight edge over LCD TVs, though LCD TVs are catching up.
Plasma TVs are also slightly better when it comes to viewing angle – how far you can sit to one side of a TV screen before picture quality is affected.
Screen Life
Screen life is the number of hours a TV provides before the picture begins to fade. Plasma TVs have a screen life of about 30,000 to 60,00 hours, depending on the make and model, while LCD TV’s have a screen life of 60,000 hours or more.
Plasma TVs are also subject to “burn in.” This occurs when a TV displays a still image long enough for a ghost of that image to be burned into the screen. LCD TVs do not have this problem.
HD TV
Both plasma and LCD TVs display HD (high definition) signals for a sharper, more three dimensional picture. LCD TVs, however, have a slightly higher resolution (more screen pixels) then plasma TVs.
Video Games
Plasma and LCD TVs are both great for video gaming, however because of plasma TV’s tendency toward screen burn in, an LCD TV is the better choice if you play a lot of video games.
Portability
LCD TVs are thinner and lighter than plasma TVs, making them easier to move and easier to mount on a wall.
Plasma vs LCD TV prices
When it comes to which type of TV gives you the most bang for the buck, it depends on what you’re looking for.
If you’re looking for a large-screen TV – 42″ or larger – plasma TVs are currently cheaper than than similar-sized LCD TVs. When I recently compared prices on 42″ TVs, the cheapest plasma TV was $999, while the cheapest LCD TV was $1,367.
When it comes to mid-size TVs, I couldn’t find plasma TVs smaller than 42.” The cheapest 32″ LCD TV I found was $619, while the cheapest 27″ LCD TV was $550.
Visit the http://TheSatelliteTVGuide.com to get more information, to compare prices, and to get consumer ratings for plasma TVs and LCD Tvs.
Rona
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May
09
Filed Under (Shopping) by Helen
kOrr asked:
Since a HDTV is not as expensive as some “back, a growing number of consumers, their money for the last cry widescreen – a high-definition (HD) flat screen TV. More and more people are aware LCD and plasma HDTV and especially to the younger generations, the most important issue is not knowing if they are hard earned money towards a HDTV of choice, but if they spend. 1. Recognize that your purchase of HDTV, you receive a prodotto untegli which should under normal circumstances, it is up to 20-30ars. Instead, a TV HDTV quality, so that is not within 10 years. 2nd Recognizing that the technology of the products are always cheaper than ever before for the production and the answer is that the market pushes the price up to a phenomenal rate. Buying the most expensive is not the best HDTV to buy. 3rd Note that you suffer from severe self-inflicted injuries occur when you do not have day time (about 2 minuti) to know what an HDTV is better than the next. 4th Knowing the difference bwischen the main types of TV screens: CTR, LCD and plasma and their advantages and disadvantages. 5th Knowing that the higher the resolution of a TV screen, the better the image quality is better than a HD TV with a lower resolution. 6. Knowing that the TV screen is made up of tiny particles, the color. These particles are called pixels. MEHR per pixel ona screen, the higher the resolution. 7th Knowing that the great technological progress, so that the TV-pixel color screen to create more fluid movements. The choice of an older type in your “new” TV-aging is faster and can be replaced as soon as could be expected. 8th Discover the latest type of view as a sort of progressive scan and interlaced “refers to technology. Of these, some of the 1080th It si refers to “interlaced and 1080p refers to the” progressive scan “television. 9th Knowing that a larger screen size is not always better than television. Other than the knowledge of the effects of display resolution of your budget, we are aware that the higher costs, but does not necessarily mean better image detail. Just a quick note – not a big screen in a small room. The larger the screen should be prossimoshim. 10th Higher color depth, a wider range of colors that can be displayed. The more the merrier. A 2 million pixel resolution is the minimum I would recommend. Given that the risk you take when you first HDTV, you see (why is love), and the fact that prices are falling, the more we wait, is ultimately more secure, but if not wait for the decision could be dissolved on the experience of
Since a HDTV is not as expensive as some “back, a growing number of consumers, their money for the last cry widescreen – a high-definition (HD) flat screen TV. More and more people are aware LCD and plasma HDTV and especially to the younger generations, the most important issue is not knowing if they are hard earned money towards a HDTV of choice, but if they spend.
1. Recognize that your purchase of HDTV, you receive a prodotto untegli which should under normal circumstances, it is up to 20-30ars. Instead, a TV HDTV quality, so that is not within 10 years.
2nd Recognizing that the technology of the products are always cheaper than ever before for the production and the answer is that the market pushes the price up to a phenomenal rate. Buying the most expensive is not the best HDTV to buy.
3rd Note that you suffer from severe self-inflicted injuries occur when you do not have day time (about 2 minuti) to know what an HDTV is better than the next.
4th Knowing the difference bwischen the main types of TV screens: CTR, LCD and plasma and their advantages and disadvantages.
5th Knowing that the higher the resolution of a TV screen, the better the image quality is better than a HD TV with a lower resolution.
6. Knowing that the TV screen is made up of tiny particles, the color. These particles are called pixels. MEHR per pixel ona screen, the higher the resolution.
7th Knowing that the great technological progress, so that the TV-pixel color screen to create more fluid movements. The choice of an older type in your “new” TV-aging is faster and can be replaced as soon as could be expected.
8th Discover the latest type of view as a sort of progressive scan and interlaced “refers to technology. Of these, some of the 1080th It si refers to “interlaced and 1080p refers to the” progressive scan “television.
9th Knowing that a larger screen size is not always better than television. Other than the knowledge of the effects of display resolution of your budget, we are aware that the higher costs, but does not necessarily mean better image detail. Just a quick note – not a big screen in a small room. The larger the screen should be prossimoshim.
10th Higher color depth, a wider range of colors that can be displayed. The more the merrier. A 2 million pixel resolution is the minimum I would recommend.
Given that the risk you take when you first HDTV, you see (why is love), and the fact that prices are falling, the more we wait, is ultimately more secure, but if not wait for the decision could be dissolved on the experience of HDTV
http://www.lcdhdtvreviewtoday.com
Pradyumn
Since a HDTV is not as expensive as some “back, a growing number of consumers, their money for the last cry widescreen – a high-definition (HD) flat screen TV. More and more people are aware LCD and plasma HDTV and especially to the younger generations, the most important issue is not knowing if they are hard earned money towards a HDTV of choice, but if they spend. 1. Recognize that your purchase of HDTV, you receive a prodotto untegli which should under normal circumstances, it is up to 20-30ars. Instead, a TV HDTV quality, so that is not within 10 years. 2nd Recognizing that the technology of the products are always cheaper than ever before for the production and the answer is that the market pushes the price up to a phenomenal rate. Buying the most expensive is not the best HDTV to buy. 3rd Note that you suffer from severe self-inflicted injuries occur when you do not have day time (about 2 minuti) to know what an HDTV is better than the next. 4th Knowing the difference bwischen the main types of TV screens: CTR, LCD and plasma and their advantages and disadvantages. 5th Knowing that the higher the resolution of a TV screen, the better the image quality is better than a HD TV with a lower resolution. 6. Knowing that the TV screen is made up of tiny particles, the color. These particles are called pixels. MEHR per pixel ona screen, the higher the resolution. 7th Knowing that the great technological progress, so that the TV-pixel color screen to create more fluid movements. The choice of an older type in your “new” TV-aging is faster and can be replaced as soon as could be expected. 8th Discover the latest type of view as a sort of progressive scan and interlaced “refers to technology. Of these, some of the 1080th It si refers to “interlaced and 1080p refers to the” progressive scan “television. 9th Knowing that a larger screen size is not always better than television. Other than the knowledge of the effects of display resolution of your budget, we are aware that the higher costs, but does not necessarily mean better image detail. Just a quick note – not a big screen in a small room. The larger the screen should be prossimoshim. 10th Higher color depth, a wider range of colors that can be displayed. The more the merrier. A 2 million pixel resolution is the minimum I would recommend. Given that the risk you take when you first HDTV, you see (why is love), and the fact that prices are falling, the more we wait, is ultimately more secure, but if not wait for the decision could be dissolved on the experience of
Since a HDTV is not as expensive as some “back, a growing number of consumers, their money for the last cry widescreen – a high-definition (HD) flat screen TV. More and more people are aware LCD and plasma HDTV and especially to the younger generations, the most important issue is not knowing if they are hard earned money towards a HDTV of choice, but if they spend.
1. Recognize that your purchase of HDTV, you receive a prodotto untegli which should under normal circumstances, it is up to 20-30ars. Instead, a TV HDTV quality, so that is not within 10 years.
2nd Recognizing that the technology of the products are always cheaper than ever before for the production and the answer is that the market pushes the price up to a phenomenal rate. Buying the most expensive is not the best HDTV to buy.
3rd Note that you suffer from severe self-inflicted injuries occur when you do not have day time (about 2 minuti) to know what an HDTV is better than the next.
4th Knowing the difference bwischen the main types of TV screens: CTR, LCD and plasma and their advantages and disadvantages.
5th Knowing that the higher the resolution of a TV screen, the better the image quality is better than a HD TV with a lower resolution.
6. Knowing that the TV screen is made up of tiny particles, the color. These particles are called pixels. MEHR per pixel ona screen, the higher the resolution.
7th Knowing that the great technological progress, so that the TV-pixel color screen to create more fluid movements. The choice of an older type in your “new” TV-aging is faster and can be replaced as soon as could be expected.
8th Discover the latest type of view as a sort of progressive scan and interlaced “refers to technology. Of these, some of the 1080th It si refers to “interlaced and 1080p refers to the” progressive scan “television.
9th Knowing that a larger screen size is not always better than television. Other than the knowledge of the effects of display resolution of your budget, we are aware that the higher costs, but does not necessarily mean better image detail. Just a quick note – not a big screen in a small room. The larger the screen should be prossimoshim.
10th Higher color depth, a wider range of colors that can be displayed. The more the merrier. A 2 million pixel resolution is the minimum I would recommend.
Given that the risk you take when you first HDTV, you see (why is love), and the fact that prices are falling, the more we wait, is ultimately more secure, but if not wait for the decision could be dissolved on the experience of HDTV
http://www.lcdhdtvreviewtoday.com
Pradyumn
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Jan
23
Filed Under (Tvs) by Helen
Hey there asked:
I have a 63″ plasma tv. I want to hook my kids playstation up to it, but my husband says that game systems ruin the tv screen somehow, is this true?
Lingyan
I have a 63″ plasma tv. I want to hook my kids playstation up to it, but my husband says that game systems ruin the tv screen somehow, is this true?
Lingyan
Mar
25
Filed Under (Plasma TV Q and A's) by Helen
Taylor asked:
My son smeared his gum all over the screen of our plasma tv. So far I’ve tried putting ice in a bag and applying it to the gum. I’m able to get off big pieces, but the rest just kinda smears into the screen. Any helpful ideas would be appreciated.
Mada
My son smeared his gum all over the screen of our plasma tv. So far I’ve tried putting ice in a bag and applying it to the gum. I’m able to get off big pieces, but the rest just kinda smears into the screen. Any helpful ideas would be appreciated.
Mada
patrick U asked:
I am working on a flash video that will be displaying on a 42″ plasma at a tradeshow and I was wondering what screen resolution the file had to be created at to display on the entire screen. The resolution on my TV says 1024/768. Isn’t 1080P HD much higher than that?
Jennine
I am working on a flash video that will be displaying on a 42″ plasma at a tradeshow and I was wondering what screen resolution the file had to be created at to display on the entire screen. The resolution on my TV says 1024/768. Isn’t 1080P HD much higher than that?
Jennine
Oct
05
Filed Under (Plasma TV Q and A's) by Helen
Kitchup asked:
Hello everyone
Hello everyone
There are ‘rub marks’ all over my plasma TV screen from the last clean. You can identify which way to cloth scrubbed from the last time. How do you get rid of these ‘marks’?
What is a proper way to clean a plasma TV screen without damaging the monitor? I suppose water wouldn’t work to well would it?
Thanks everyone.
Regis
Sep
01
Filed Under (Plasma TV Q and A's) by Helen
037 asked:
I have a 1080i plasma tv.
Every time i play with my ps2, it doesn’t take up the whole screen.
There’s always 2 black bars in the sides of the tv screen that is not being used.
Since it’s a plasma tv, is it safe to play if it doesn’t take up the whole screen?
Allyson
I have a 1080i plasma tv.
Every time i play with my ps2, it doesn’t take up the whole screen.
There’s always 2 black bars in the sides of the tv screen that is not being used.
Since it’s a plasma tv, is it safe to play if it doesn’t take up the whole screen?
Allyson
Aug
12
Filed Under (Plasma TV Q and A's) by Helen
Crypto asked:
I recently bought a DVI/HDMI cable and connected my computer to my 42″ plasma tv. The resolution is very poor. I tried changing the resolution to match the tv (1080) but it made the text very hard to read. I tried adjusting the resolution from the video card and the computer settings, nothing. No matter what resolution I try, it still looks bad. Not sure if it matters, but I’m running a 7950 GT video card.
Gelais
I recently bought a DVI/HDMI cable and connected my computer to my 42″ plasma tv. The resolution is very poor. I tried changing the resolution to match the tv (1080) but it made the text very hard to read. I tried adjusting the resolution from the video card and the computer settings, nothing. No matter what resolution I try, it still looks bad. Not sure if it matters, but I’m running a 7950 GT video card.
Gelais