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From the FAQ:


What is the difference between LCD and Plasma screens? Are they the same thing?

LCD (Liquid crystal displays) and Plasma screens use completely different technology, and have some of the following differences:

  • LCD displays are used for things such as microwaves, digital watches, laptops etc.
  • LCD displays are also thinner, have smaller screens than Plasma, and have a better viewing angle.
  • LCD TV's don’t suffer from “Burn In”.

What is a “Burn In”?

A “Burn in” is what occurs when an image displayed on a plasma screen is in the same place for too long a time . This usually involves images such as logos of certain channels which remain on the screen.

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Plasma TV and monitors are a new type of flat screen display that uses new technology and design different from other televisions.

Plasma TVs can basically be thought of as having 1 million or more microscopic light bulbs arranged between glass plates. These pixels are illuminated by plasma gas, and are able to produce as many as 16.7 million different colours.

Slim and slick, these futuristic looking TVs have almost lifelike images with their fantastic picture quality, and can hang on your wall like a picture.

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