A real look at why Sony as a manufacturer will eventually lead on all fronts. They look to dominate in ordinary tv’s or standard household televisions. Sony will eventually take all lcd television sets to another level with cutting edge technology and will make leaps and bounds with the advent of the flat screen tv in the 21^st century.

The widescreen television is expected to also boost sales and will definite complement the new and improved projection tv that’s due out on the market in 2008. Learn why Sony is so cutting edge in this video.

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There are quite a few differences between Plasma TVs and LCDs. They are:

• Plasma TV essentially consists of a large screen
• Plasma TV has a improved contrast ratio
• There is a better color exactness and saturation.
• Enhanced motion tracking is available in Plasma TV.
• Plasma TVs are extra vulnerable to burn-in of static images, unlike the LCD counterpart.
• More heat is formed in the Plasma TVs than LCD’s, due to the requirement of other than phosphors to create the images.
• Plasma TV does not do as well at elevated heights as does the LCD.
• Plasma TV has a shorter display life span (about 30,000 hours or 8 hrs) than LCD. Recent technology has attained a performance as high as 60,000 hours.
• LCD has no burn-in of static images like the plasma.
• LCD creates a cooler running temperature other than the Plasma TV.
• LCD has brighter image rather than the Plasma.
• It has a lighter weight when compared to the Plasma counterparts.
• LCD has a lower contrast ratio than the Plasma TV
• LCD is not as good at tracking motion like that of the Plasma TV.
• Although LCD televisions have no burn-in susceptibility, the single pixel may burn out. This causes small dots or white dots which appear on the screen.

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