One of the biggest concerns people have when shopping for a plasma TV is burn-in. So what is it? Is it really a problem?

What’s the "most wanted" gift on everyone’s wish list? According to a new national survey conducted for Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company, plasma HDTVs are the hot item this holiday ...

LG Electronics announced its top-of-the-line Infinia PX950N THX certified 3D Plasma HDTV, LG's first Plasma 3D TV. It features 600Hz Max Sub-field Driving which ensures smooth viewing of even the ...

Buy the Latest Model Plasma TV technology is getting better every year. Each manufacturer has consistently improved picture quality year after year.

If you're looking for a new LCD or plasma HDTV, we've got some good news: Our latest TV Ratings (available to subscribers) have just been posted. And while prices varied widely, performance was ...

Despite most critics favoring their picture quality, plasmas were at death's doorsteps a couple of years ago, with Pioneer and Vizio abandoning the technology as LCD sales surged. But after ...

Panasonic is one of the last big supporters of Plasma TVs The S60 is bright enough to work well in sunny areas and dark enough to bring rich shadows. This TV doesn%27t have many bells and whistles ...

The three basic states of matter we know, but there’s a fourth that’s WAY more common than you might think. This week is all ...

Plasma Plasma is the most well known of the HDTV technologies and offers a bright, beautiful image in a very flat package that can be mounted on a wall or live on a stand.

In this fast-changing world of technology, there will always be winners and losers. Plasma TVs shouldn’t be labeled as a loser by any means, but their popularity had waned far enough that it ...

Consider knocking down a non-load-bearing wall (though maybe remortgage your house first): Panasonic have brought an "ultra-large" 152-inch plasma HDTV to CES 2010. The display isn't just special ...

Panasonic will sell its last plasma TV March 2014, making the company's current 2013 line its last. Great picture quality just became less attainable. David reviews TVs and leads the Personal Tech ...