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Plasma Vs LED TV: Which Type Is The Best?

Article Category: Internet

Author Name: Dana Ehrlich

Television technology has really come a long way. And it continues to evolve as the companies manufacturing television sets just keep on coming up with newer models created from updated technologies. Today, the most popular types of HDTVs are plasma, LCD and LED. For this article however, we are going to compare plasma vs LED TV. There's a lot of debates regarding these two types of television sets. These debates will likely continue to linger until the next brand new thing comes along. Anyway, here's what you should keep in mind: plasma TV is not better than LED TV or the other way around. It's on a case to case basis. Some people like plasma better while some people prefer LED. It really is as simple as that. Every consumer has his or her preferences. So the better between the two types of TVs mentioned depends on personal taste and preferences.

The biggest difference between plasma and LED lies in the way each of their screens are lit. Plasma TVs do not require back lighting. The pictures on the television screen are created by phosphors that light up on themselves. LED TVs on the other hand illuminate the screen displays by making use of light-emitting diodes. During the last few years, back lighting through LED has become more common. This is why a lot of consumers seem to prefer them over other types of television screens.

When deciding which HDTV to buy, there are a lot of factors that can influence your decision. These include energy efficiency, thickness of screen, darkness, brightness, and of course purchase price. To rephrase that, you are looking for a television that is as thin as possible, consumes the least watts, and easiest for your budget. Well, based on such criteria, if you compare plasma vs. LED TV, the latter comes up on top. It only loses out in the price factor as LED TVs are usually more expensive than plasma screens. This premium in the price is understandable as LEDs tend to have more benefits than plasmas.

When it comes to image quality, LED has the upper hand. Cinema fanatics and videophiles can attest to this. LEDs have long been favorites among these groups. How detailed an image is seen in the screen of a TV set is determined by peak black and white levels. Poor white or black levels can cause the picture to lose details.

When it comes to size, plasma TVs are thicker, bulkier and often heavier. So if you are looking for screen thinness, you should go with an LED as it has thinner screens. A thin screen is a lot easier to mount in a wall, it looks more visually stunning, and it covers less space.

Energy efficiency is also a huge factor when comparing plasma vs LED TV. LED screens also win in this category by a huge mile. A 55-inch LED TV usually eats 80 watts or less. A plasma on the other hand can consume twice or even thrice what an LED consumes.

But then again, your choice between the two will always be dependent on your personal preferences.

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