The tiny cells situated between the two panels of glass hold the noble gases of neon and xenon, which are electrically turned into plasma that excites phosphors leading to emission of light. Nowadays it's a part of the popular culture of consumerism and has become a household name for most of the masses that can afford it.
The year 1964 saw the invention of plasma display panel or Plasma Television by Donald L. Bitzer, H. Gene Slottow, and graduate student Robert Willson at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. They came up with this invention for the PLATO Computer System and since 1992, the screen sizes have increased resulting to the 21-inch display. The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.A. has the largest plasma video display in the world. Due to the enhanced brightness, faster response time period, better color spectrum and wider viewing angle, recently Plasma Televisions have gained in popularity compared to LCD televisions. Normally the Plasma displays have a wide color gamut and thus are bright in nature. They can be produced in large sizes, almost up to 262 cm diagonally. The estimated life span of the latest generation of plasma TVs is 60,000 hours that is 6 hours of usage daily.
Find yourself the best Plasma Television in this list of the various models and types of plasma TVs manufactured by the various famous companies in the industry. - Panasonic TH-50PX60U 50 in Plasma TV
- Panasonic TH-50PX600U 50 in Plasma TV
- Toshiba 42HP66 42 in Flat Panel Plasma TV
- Sony PlasmaPro FWD50PX2/S 50 in Flat Panel Plasma TV
- Sony PlasmaPro PFM42V1/B 42 in Flat Panel Plasma TV
- Akai PDP5016H 50 in Plasma TV
- Philips 50PF9630A 50 in Flat Panel Plasma TV
- LG MU-60PZ95V 60" Plasma HDTV Monitor Display
- LG 50PC1DR 50 in Plasma TV/DVR Combo
- Philips 63PF9631D 63 in Plasma TV
- Samsung PS63P5H
- Samsung PS-50Q7H
- Sony 46" BRAVIA XBR LCD Flat Panel HDTV KDL-46XBR3
- Sony 40" BRAVIA XBR LCD Flat Panel HDTV KDL-40XBR3
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