You let her know that you would like a flat screen and would like to see what they have available. Yes, there are bigger, thicker rear projection Televisions using LCD technology, but that isn't what we are talking about here. I will not go into the technology behind the 2 types, but I am going to say that they are so thin because neither uses the old tubes that you related to Televisions 20 years back. Let's take a short study the traits of both Plasmas and LCDs. Plasma -Come anywhere from 32"-63" with the 40-44" range being the most well liked. -Cost anywhere from $2,000-$20,000 or more.
This helps to supply a true theater experience without the requirement for a lot of chunky hardware cluttering up the room. If the room isn't very massive or if you've got an house dwelling then a 42" screen should do the job. Pricing is set by the dimensions of the unit, as well as the maker.
-LCDs have a tendency to have a poor viewing angle while Plasmas have a wider viewing range. -Plasmas can support the lower tier digital definition ( Reinforced Definition, or ED ) better than LCDs. -If cost is your one concern, purchase a plasma. -If picture standard is your sole consideration, go with a Plasma. -If you watch a large amount of sports or action flicks, a Plasma can have a better picture for you.
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