Advantages And Disadvantages Of Plasma And Lcd Screens
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Plasma and LCD Screens
Overview
As HDTV prices continue to decrease, there's growing interest in the various TV technologies available today. If you're in the market for a new TV, you'll find a wide selection of flat-screen options, including Plasma and LCD screens. Each of these technologies offers unique advantages and drawbacks.
Why Choose Plasma?
Plasma TVs use a technology based on exotic gases that produce colors when electric currents are applied. Each pixel on a Plasma screen contains a small gas pocket that emits different wavelengths, resulting in a vibrant color range that reacts quickly to image changes. One of the key benefits is that Plasma screens are often easier to produce in larger sizes and excel at displaying fast-paced action without blurring.
However, Plasma screens have some disadvantages. They consume more than twice the electricity of LCD screens, aren't as bright in well-lit environments, and their brightness tends to diminish over time. Additionally, they can produce an annoying buzzing sound at altitudes over 6,000 feet.
Why Choose LCD?
LCD screens use crystals that change shape, rather than color, in response to electrical currents. These crystals are arranged in a grid pattern and supported by a transparent film transistor. When current is applied, the crystals block varying wavelengths of light from a fluorescent lamp behind them, allowing different colors to pass through. LCD screens are known for their energy efficiency and provide a clear picture in various lighting conditions, making them ideal for computer displays as well.
Despite these advantages, LCD displays can blur slightly during fast motion due to the time crystals need to change shape. Additionally, they're not as effective at rendering deep black shades because of the energy required to block light completely. Thankfully, technological advancements have minimized these issues significantly.
Conclusion
There's no definitive right or wrong choice between LCD and Plasma screens. Your decision should be based on your needs, such as screen size, color contrast, and intended use, whether for movies or as a computer monitor. Always test the screens before making a purchase, and if possible, try out a screen in your home to ensure it meets your requirements.
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