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Yes. Flat panel plasma TV's are changing fast. Now there are LCD's and LED's. LED's have better imagery. As always, HD programs have the best color. To add, 3D and blu-ray have come out.
The room you should choose a LCD flat screen TV set for depends on how far from the TV you will be sitting. For more information go to www.flatpaneltv.org/.../flat-panel-tv.../the-lifespan-of-plasma-lcd-and-other-flat-panel-tvs.html
Both have their own advantages. LCD has a better resolution than plasma of the same size, but plasma is better priced and has better viewing angles. LCD is lighter if your putting on a wall, but the bigger the TV the better reason for getting Plasma for viewing purposes. LCD are better smaller TVs.
Yes, all flat panel (LCD and plasma) televisions are high definition. However, not all HD televisions are flat - there are a few CRT televisions that are HD.
There are 3 major screen types. Plasma, LCD, and LED. right now LCD's are the best
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While there is some prestige value to owning a Sony over a Samsung flat lcd TV, as Sony flat lcd TV isn't a better TV. A Sony plasma TV is a better TV in some ways than flat lcd TVs, but the like products are equal in quality.
A plasma display, LCD and LED. It replaces the old Cathode ray tube monitor.
Plasma and Flat Panel LCD are great. There are wall mounts available for just about any size screen,so you can go ahead and get the largest one you can afford and fit in your home.
Same thing except LCD TVs are televisions by themselves while LCD monitors can serve as either a television OR a computer monitor.