Plasma Tv Technology. Plasma TV technology is different from that used in other display systems in that red, green and blue lights are created in every pixel, reducing the need for space.

Plasma TV Tehnology

Plasma TV technology is different from that used in other display systems in that red, green and blue lights are created in every pixel, reducing the need for space.

Charged electrodes between glass panels cause tiny pockets of inert gas to change a state of plasma. This process causes UV light to be produced, which in turn reacts with the red, green, and blue phosphors in each pixel to produce visible light.

Unlike traditional displays, where the image is scanned across the screen, in plasma displays all pixels are "lit" at once. Having no electron beam, back lighting or light polarization, the image is inherently sharper and brighter. Perfect from edge to edge.

Unlike the old cathode ray sets the screen of the plasma set is flat. This not only adds to the viewing angle but it makes glare a thing of the past. Another factor is ambient room light. With a rear projection TV the room has to be fairly dark to enjoy the picture. The plasma set on the other hand maintains its quality even in relatively well lit rooms.