Plasma or LCD Televisions
LCD or Plasma - Which is better!
When
shopping for a new Television the number one question most of us
are pondering over is which television is better, LCD or Plasma?
Without going into the technical stuff which may make a great article but is rather boring to average readers, let’s try and give you some points and let you decide which type of television is more in line with your requirements.
When buying a new television there are three factors that should be considered before you start shopping for your TV.
1. The amount of space you
have where you intend to
place the TV.
2. The lighting in the room where the television will go.
3. Of course as with any other purchase money is an important factor to take into consideration. How much you want to spend on your new television.
Which TV will last longer? Plasma or LCD
The most common question that people often
have is which will last longer, a Plasma TV or an LCD? The
display panel life of both are said to be around 60,000 hours.
Size of TV
The size of the television set that you want
to buy may play an important role in deciding whether you should
buy Plasma or a LCD TV set.
If you wish to buy a smaller size television,
say less than 32” then you have no choice but to buy a LCD
Television. The reason is the smallest Plasma Television set is
32”. So anything less than 32” will have to be an LCD TV.
The smallest size of plasma television set
that you can buy in today’s market is 32 inches. The most
popular plasma TV size is 42".
Power Consumption of LCD - PLASMA Televisions
Plasma Televisions supposedly consume more power but the difference may be so minor that this should not be a deciding factor when selecting a television set for purchase.
LCD televisions use more or less a constant
amount of power. On the other hand in Plasma televisions the
power consumed is more for brighter scenes and lower for darker
scenes. So when you take the average and compare Plasma and LCD
power consumption over a period of time, it is said to be
roughly the same.