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Information and Resouces for Plasma TV, LCD TV, News And Information, HDTV
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| Plasma TV, LCD TV, High-definition television, Laser TV, News And Information | Plasma TV:
Are one of the most popular forms of display for HDTV. The Plasma display panel was invented by Donald L. Bitzer and H. Gene Slottow in 1964 for the PLATO Computer System at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Pioneer, 1997, started to sale the first Plasma TV to the public. The largest Plasma display, measured 103" and was made by Matsushita Electrical Industries (Panasonic), in the world was shown at the CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas in 2006.
LCD TV:
High-definition television (HDTV):
Laser TV:
Laser TV uses laser instead of incandescent lamps to create light. It is believed that the power consumption is less then LCD and the "bulbs" that never burns out. Only time will tell if such TV will hit the market any time soon since the technology is still behind doors.
OLED TV:
SED TV:
SED (Surface-conduction Electron-emitter Display). |
05/18/2009:
Sony unveiled a 9.9mm Bravia ZX1 a slim LCD TV in the Indian market. The new Bravia ZX1 is being touted as the thinnest range of LCD TVs, thinner than a CD case. The TV comes with the Bravia Engine 2 technology for crystal clear picture in both standard definition and full HD, HD display with 1920 X 1080 resolution, integrated speakers and a woofer, voice zoom, dolby digital plus, digital amplifier and S Force Surround, boasts of Xross media bar in the ZX1 hood, Bravia Theatre Sync, Live Color Creation, and 24p Cinema, Bravia 1080 high speed wireless connection and RF technology allows users to view HD pictures without cables and wires via HD media receiver, four independent HDMI inputs, RBG compatible SCART input, component inputs, PC input, composite inputs and USB connection.
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09/18/2007:
Vudu, Inc., in Santa Clara, California, will be introducing a new TV set top device called Vudu box. The Vudu box is scheduled to be launced later this year for around $300. The device will be directly connected to your TV via HDMI, component or composite video connections and will be capable of displaying DVD-quality movies instantaneously using a peer-to-peer technology. This means that the movie will not be downloaded from a central location but instead from other online Vudu box.
| Date: 03/29/2006
Buying a Plasma TV
Once you make up your mind to buy a HDTV there are two basic options: LCD and plasma. Consumers who want ultimate picture tend to stick with plasma even thou plasma have a reputation for only lasting about 7 years on average. Some tips:
1. Stick to the highest resolution you can find.
2. Go for the biggest screen size you can afford.
3. Go for as many connections as possible.
4. If it says "HD Ready" either keep looking or make sure it's got a real low price tag.
| Date: 03/22/2006
Plasma TV or LCD TV: How Size matters.
What will the consumer choose as there next television? We know it will probably be big and flat, but which technology will be better Plasma or LCD. Old CRT (cathode-ray tube) are quickly becoming obsolete as high-definition LCD (liquid crystal display) and plasma televisions become more affordable. LCD televisions mostly have the market for flat-panel televisions less than 40 inches, while Plasma is more suitable for the bigger televisions size.
But as cost of manufacturing LCD screens becomes more cheaper, they will start to cut into the market for bigger televisions. LG Electronics. LG, is the world's leading LCD company and the second behind Panasonic for largest plasma TV.
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