PLASMA SCREEN TV

A plasma screen TV consists of millions of little chambers which are filled with gas. The chambers are located between two glass panels.

The chambers are ionized by an electric grid. The phosphor will be glowed by the plasma to produce a particular color. One of the advantage of having a plasma screen TV is their size. Plasma screens are available in 42,50,55 and 60 inch display. Plasma screen TV's have a depth between 3 to 6 inches.

The space occupied by plasma TV is quite less and they can be mounted on the wall without any requirement for any hardware. Plasma TV have a higher resolution and they are very well suited for HDTV.

The display on a plasma screen is crisp,clear and bright. Plasma screens can display good images from a gaming system. Plasma screens can be viewed from a number of from a number of viewing angles.

The life span of plasma TV is small. Being costly,it can be well out of reach of many people. They cannot produce color with 100% accuracy. Plasma TV's are also prone to burn-ins.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is there a need to recharge or replace the "plasma" in plasma TV overtime?

There is no need to recharge them as plasma gases are sealed in cells when the TV's are manufactured. The gases can neither be replaced or recharged. Plasma TV's can generally last for about twenty years.

Is it difficult to install a plasma TV?

It's not difficult to install a plasma TV although an electrician may be needed for the wiring.

Do plasma TV give off radiation?

There is negligible amount of radiation emission in form of ultraviolet rays which will not affect your health. Any way all electronic devices in United States need to comply with the FDA guidelines while in Canada the CSA guidelines need to be followed.

Plasma screens can produce saturated colors and deeper blacks than LCD's. Plasma screens can also produce better full motion videos.