LCD Plasma TV Comparison
LCD TVs and plasma TVs both produce high-quality images, although they utilize two different technologies. LCD TVs use liquid-filled crystals between two pieces of glass to produce an image. Plasma TVs produce their picture through thousands of pixel cells that work like miniature florescent bulbs.
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Benefits of LCD
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An LCD TV performs best when light in the room is brighter. For example, if you mainly watch TV during the daytime, in a room with bright light, then an LCD TV makes more sense. LCD TV's are lighter, use less power and are better for computer use.
Benefits of Plasma
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A plasma TV's viewing angle and color quality are superior to that of an LCD TV. Plasma TVs make a better choice for watching sports and playing video games.
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Size
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As of 2010, LCD TVs are available in sizes from 15 inches up to 70 inches, while Plasma TVs are only available in sizes from 42 inches to 65 inches.
Longevity
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Neither Plasma TVs nor LCD TVs have an advantage in longevity. They have similar life expectancies.
Cost
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In larger sizes, plasma TVs are generally cheaper than LCD TVs. However, in smaller models, like 42-inch TVs, the costs are similar.
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