Plasma TVs can get burn-in images (especially when playing video games on them), they get hotter than LCD TVs do, they don't work so well in higher altitudes, and generally have a shorter life span.
A 6" thick line running top to bottom can appear on your plasma and never come off.The repair shop will charge at least $150 just to look at it and hundreds of dollars afterwards. Always get a warranty. they usually fail within the first 2 years.
Plasma TV's are usually rated at 60,000 hrs to half life. That mean if you watch tv 8 hours a day it would take over 20 years to decrease the life span of your plasma. Old CRT tube TVs we're typically rated at 10000 -15000 thousand hours. Early generation plasmas had a tendency to have image retiention, but modern plasmas no longer have that problem. If your looking for a TV that has better black levels, higher contrast ratios, better viewing angles, better color reproduction, get a plasma TV. Plasmas in higher altitudes somethimes has a ringing noise but you have to get higher than 8000ft usally. I was a CEDIA convention in Denver and I heard no buzzing sound from any of the plasma booths.
Yes, it is easy to connect your new Plasma TV to the internet to watch TV. If you go to ehow.com, there is a comprehensive walk through article on how to connect the Plasma TV to the internet.
If you are looking for a cheap plasma TV, Toshiba is the way to go. However, the are not rated well. For a top rated plasma TV at a reasonable price, try a Samsung PN50B860.
A person can go to Best Buy, Walmart, Amazon, or Ebay to purchase plasma TV lifts at cheap prices. You can usually get them shipped to you in the same business day.
The average cost of a plasma TV depends on the size. Smaller models (42" - 46") can start at $600 and go up to $1,300. Larger plasmas (65") can start at $2,700 and go and go as high as $5,000.
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Plasma tv lifts can be found at many electronic stores such as nextag.com. To find cheaper prices you can go to some local electronic stores. More information at www.nextag.com/plasma-lift/compare-html
No Led are much clearer. The best way to go would be to get a plasma Led combo. With HD would be ideal. Go to best buy and ask them what there best model is.
I think there are places such as Rent a Center where you can rent equipment for different prices and different time periods such as a plasma tv. Check your local phone book.
The largest Sony plasma screens on the market right now go up to 80". The drawbacks of plasma tvs is if you leave them on too long they heat up and can cause wear and tear.
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Yes. Due to the fact that they are based on fluorescent (probably spelled that wrong) lighting. Fluorescent lighting uses large amounts of electricity to excite gaseous atoms into plasma, the fourth state of matter where electrons fly free from their nucleus, thus plasma tv's have plasma
I personally would go with Sony as they have stuff that last, best bang for your buck. The warrenty is great and if something goes wrong by fluke with a company this big you know they are not going out of business anytime soon.