Moreover, today a TV is not only a guide to TV channels but also a rather unique device that, together with a player, allows you to watch exactly what you want, and only you. All this has made TVs an essential home appliance, without which almost no family can do.
Manufacturers, in turn, strive to create the most comfortable technology that will provide customers with a pleasant pastime. That is why CRT TVs are gradually giving way to new developments. Today, store shelves are filled with all sorts of TV models for every taste and budget. You will find LCD TVs Sony Bravia 40, plasma panels Panasonic, and even improved CRT models. In this article, we will discuss the advantages of plasma TVs, who should prefer them and why.
Plasma TVs became a new step in the development of TVs after CRT. They conquered everyone with their size, because unlike a cathode-ray tube, such technology was very thin and elegant. Even very large plasma TVs of 42 inches can be easily mounted on a wall. But this, undoubtedly important advantage, is far from the only one, especially since LCDs also have the same excellent property.
Plasma TVs, compared to CRT, are not affected by electromagnetic fields. In addition, they do not flicker, which is very important for eye health. As for the image, in plasma models it is sharper.
Comparing plasma and liquid crystal TVs, it is worth noting several important points. First of all, plasma TVs do not suffer from long response time, unlike LCDs. Such a concept does not exist for plasma at all. This is very important for watching dynamic scenes. Also, the image on plasma is more contrasty and saturated, and black is displayed well. And finally, the viewing angle of plasma is much larger than that of LCD. Even when viewing from the side, you will not see image distortion.
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