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Discover the essential terminology and technologies involved in selecting the right flat panel TV for your needs. From the differences between plasma and LCD screens to the variations in aspect ratios, we cover everything you need to know. Plasma TVs offer larger sizes (40” to 60”) and may cost between $2,800 and $20,000, but they can grow dimmer over time. In contrast, LCD models range from 10” to 40” (priced at $500 to $10,000) and provide crisp video quality with partial side visibility. Learn more about standard and widescreen formats to make an informed choice.
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TV Shopping Guide Terminology and Technology
Flat panel No picture tube Flat and very thin Plasma or LCD $3,000 - $10,000 Flat screen Has picture tube Heavy and deep Traditional TV Inexpensive Flat Panel Or Flat Screen?
Standard 4:3 shape Most regular TV programming Traditional TVs Widescreen 16:9 shape Most DVD movies; some TV programs Most plasma TVs Standard Or Widescreen Format? LCDs use both formats
Plasma 40” - 60” $2,800 - $20,000 Grow dimmer over time Heavy and hot LCD 10” - 40” $500 - $10,000 Retain crisp video quality Partial side visibility Plasma or LCD?