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Evolution of Televisions into Plasma Technology
One of the most common questions asked by electronics consumers is the difference between the prevailing technologies. Into the world of televisions, the most common of the questions asked, are about the Flat Panel Plasma Televisions.
History of Television:
There used to be a time, when there were televisions which were made of cathode ray tubes. They had a glass at front, with an evident curvature. The era of televisions, started with mono-colour televisions, having black and white colour.
The picture quality of these televisions was crumpled and the sound which came out of the box was poor. Then, the multi-colour televisions came, which were certainly an improvement.
Such televisions have now been replaced by the newest technologies, named LCD, LED and Plasma, which are extremely thin, flat panel televisions having a superb image and sound quality. A wide range of premium features as well as screen sizes are also made available.
A lot of colours and design in televisions are also available. Manufacturers are putting in a lot of features into the latest models, including wireless connectivity, trims, wide angle viewing and 3D technology.
What is a Plasma Television?
These types of televisions are made by using small spherical glass, which are equivalent to the size of a pixel. The picture is displayed when the electricity passes through these pixels, the RGB colours (Red, Green, Blue) fire up. These televisions are fairly expensive, as they use the latest technology.
What is the Price of a Plasma Television?
Their price ranges from $ 2500 to $ 5500, depending on the size and the included features.
