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Sunday, November 24, 2002

Plasma displays for TV?

On last night’s show, Claudia from Sausalito wanted to know about plasma TV screens—what they were, and if it was too soon to buy. A good techie explanation of How Plasma Displays Work (from HowStuffWorks.com).

In my opinion though, it is too soon to buy. A better choice is either a rear-projection screen or a flat-screen TV using an LCD panel. The plasma displays have several problems that result in what I find to be an unpleasing image. First, they are not generally high-resolution—they do not provide the full HDTV resolution. Their color reproduction is also not quite as full as you will find from a CRT-based television. Many of the better LCD television screens, though, are as thin as plasma displays, but offer higher resolution and better color.

—by Pete at 10:02 PM {PermaLink}

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