LCD vs. Plasma TVs Currently, flat TVs are created using two different technologies: plasma and Liquid Crystal Display (LCD). The foundation of the plasma TV is over a million tiny glass cells that ...

Though plasma TVs were first to reach consumers a decade ago, LCD TV manufacturers were able to bring the costs below their plasma counterparts with an efficient panel manufacturing process.

Plasma should continue to be the choice for sets that are larger than 45 inches or so, while LCD TVs are quickly replacing CRT sets smaller than around 35 inches, Alessi said.

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DisplaySearch, the worldwide leader in display market research and consulting and part of The NPD Group, today released Q4'05 shipments and revenues for plasma TVs by brand, region, size and ...

Few consumers can spot the difference between plasma and LCD picture quality. But what's coming down the proverbial pike is different indeed, enough to impress the jaded enthusiast and bowl over the ...

Plasma Or LCD? Which is Greener?I have been torn between LCD and Plasma since the price of Plasma screens almost match LCD's and have a more realistic picture, in my opnion. I had also been told ...

A. Until recently, there were only two options for thin displays: LCD (liquid crystal display) and plasma. Today, a newer technology called Ultra-Thin MicroDisplay (UTMD) is heating up the ...

With the slow demise of the beloved (and despised) technology, what's a plasma fan to do when faced with a future of LED LCDs?

Plasma screen televisions are much heavier than LCD units and are less portable and more difficult to move. The experts say that plasma TVs are more fragile and less sturdy as well.

I have a client who is looking for a new flat panel TV for a large, brightly lit room. I initially reccomended a plasma, but they are conerned with glare and are pretty set on an LCD for that ...

LG Features New 47-inch 1080p LCD and 60-inch Plasma HDTVs at Event NEW YORK – Surrounded by some of history’s most celebrated innovators, from Albert Einstein to Bill Gates to Frank Sinatra, LG ...