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plasma tv

• 06.22.09
  Pioneer Kuro Plasma TVs Electronics | (1)

  When it comes to digital entertainment products, it's hard to compete with Pioneer. The Japan based company engineers some of the best electronics products on the market, such as Pioneer's Kuro line of plasma tvs. Even though Pioneer recently stopped production of Pioneer plasmas, these high-definition television are still great deals, and some of the better HDTVs on the market, if you can track one down. The thing that makes Kuro Pioneer plasmas attractive is their high quality, high resolution displays. With 1980 x 1080, full high definition displays, Pioneer plasmas like the Kuro PDP-6020FD make the most ...

  Tagged: flat panel, flatscreen tv, hdtv, high definition, kuro, lcd, pioneer kuro, pioneer plasma, plasma tv
  
• 06.05.09
  Burn-in Electronics | (1)

  One of the major down sides of plasma televisions are the risk of screen burn-in.  On one hand, plasma TVs offer a much higher picture quality compare to that of LCD TVs. However, burn-in is a common problem among display systems due to the physical properties of plasma technology. Manufactures are aware of this problem  and in the last few years, they have steadily worked on trying to improve the resistance of plasma screens to burn-in. Most new plasma TVs models have anti-burn programs that you can run every 100 hours or so to eliminate any image retention. What most people don't know, it ...

  Tagged: Flat screen TV, LCD Television, LCD TV, Plasma Television, plasma tv, plasma tv screen
  
• 06.05.09
  Get Good Deals on Pioneer Plasmas Electronics | (1)

  Technorati Profile The centerpiece of any home entertainment center is a nice, big flatscreen TV. Unfortunately, getting a new TV can be quite an expensive experience, especially in the 50+ inch range. Fortunately, because of the recent economic downturn, a number of electronics companies have begun offering steep discounts on flat screen TVs. The electronics giant Pioneer, for example, recently announced that they will be getting out of the flat screen TV business entirely, due to the economy. While this is unfortunate for them, this is great news for consumers because it's now possible to get Pioneer TVs at a ...

  Tagged: 40" flat panel, 50" flat panel, 60" flat panel, flat panel, flatscreen tv, hdtv, high definition, lcd, pioneer plasma, plasma tv
  
• 05.15.09
  Plasma vs. LCD Electronics | (1)

  [caption id="" align="alignright" width="170" caption="Samsung LN46B650 LCD HDTV"][/caption] This is a very difficult choice since both, plasma TVs and LCD TVs, are very competitive technologies even though they are quite different to one another. Plasma TVs use gas suspension stimulated by electric pulse to produce light. While LCD televisions use the same technology found in laptops, cameras or monitors. It is basically liquid-crystal-filled cells held in place between two sheets of glass. Even though both LCDs and Plasmas have similar features, and offer same selection of size and same price range, the main difference between the two flat panel TVs is the picture ...

  Tagged: flat panel tv, LCD TV, panasonic plasma tv, plasma tv, samsung plasma tv, sony bravia
  
• 04.29.09
  Toshiba 1080p TV Electronics | (0)

  [caption id="" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="Blu-ray Player"][/caption] These days there are a lot of features that televisions have, and some of them can be confusing to consumers.  One of the terms that is most common is 1080p.  What does 1080p mean?  It means a type of video format capable of recording or displaying 1,080 verticle pixels on a screen.  This represents a widely used standard for Hi Definition Television, so most of the newer HDTVs have 1080p.  If you own or are considering buying a Blu-Ray Player, and you want to take full advantage of the sharper images available, consider getting a ...

  Tagged: 1080p TV, Blu Ray Player, hdtv, LCD TV, plasma tv, Playstation 3, Toshiba 1080p, Xbox 360
  
• 01.14.09
  The Digital TV Transition Electronics | (1)

  As of February 17, 2009, all major broadcast television stations in the United States will cease broadcasting on analog airways and begin broadcasting only in digital.  What this means to the average consumer is those with outdoor tv antennas or rabbit ears will no longer be able to access over-the-air broadcasts.  If you are one of those households still living in the stone age with an analog television, you have 2 options: 1. Buy a digital converter box - this electronic device connects directly to an analog TV and is used to receive digital broadcasts.  Luckily for you, the United ...

  Tagged: digital converter box, digital converter box coupon, digital tv coupon, Digital TV Transition, hdtv, LCD TV, plasma tv, set box converter