Sony plasmaIn the realm of plasma screen manufacturing, Sony has maintained its position as one of the top brands alongside names such as Pioneer, Hitachi, and Fujitsu. Boasting 8 plasma TV models with screen sizes ranging from 32 to 61 inches, Sony offers a full line of displays that vary not only
Pioneer has made significant advances in the audio and video world since the early days of the hi-fi stereo. They are now global players in the world of DVD, DVD recording, plasma display and electroluminescent display. Pioneer plasmaOffering up a significant line of plasma products under the P
In 1993, Fujitsu was the world's first company to launch a plasma screen display line used in airports, railways and shopping centers. PlasmavisionFujitsu offers up their latest Plasmavision displays with a new innovation in plasma screen technology. The AVM-II digital processor adds enhancemen
An exciting feature of plasma televisions is the ability to mount the screen where conventional TVs would never be able to fit. The design of most plasma screens is reminiscent of a framed work of art, contemporary and non-intrusive to a modern living space. Flat Wall MountBy far the most commo
Within the past several years, technology has exploded with new advances in home entertainment. These advances center on the television with options such as high definition TV, DTV, LCD, projection televisions, widescreen movie formats, home theatres, and Plasma screen TVs. What is a plasma scr
First we need to explain how Plasma TVs work. A Plasma screen has two glass layers that have one layer of pixels sandwiched between them. Plasma TV pixels consist of three sub-pixels that represent the three primary colors of light; red, green and blue. Each of these sub-pixels operates like a tiny
You may never get off the couch again! A Plasma TV may lack the brightness of an LCD TV, slightly, or the well-rounded image accuracy of a CRT, but they have a cache that sets them apart. It may be that they can produce millions of separate colors. It could also be that there is warmth to the look o
The plasma TV uses an interesting plasma gas technology that was developed some years ago, but only implemented to the television consumer market in recent years. Plasma TVs produce a bright, vivid picture, and are capable of displaying a wide range of rich colors. Plasma TVs are at their best when
The range includes five LCD televisions - LCD19XR9DA (47cm), LCD22XR9DA (55cm), LCD26XR9DA (66cm), LCD32XR9DA (80cm), and LCD37XR9DA (94cm) as well as a plasma television - PDP42XR9DA (106cm). The 47cm, 55cm, 66cm and 80cm LCD TVs feature a screen resolution of 1366 x 768 and a contrast ratio of up
function, with the perfect harmony of stylish design and smart technology. But too often, premium technology can mean sacrificing the graceful elegance of a home's décor. Nowhere is this more evident than the big black monster of the living room: the television . The Scarlet Series: Design Et