There are several kinds of television players in the market and one of these is called the Plasma TV. Plasma TVs have a plasma display panel (PDP), a flat panel display, which utilizes small cells with electrically charged ionized gases.
Plasma displays are very bright, with 1,000 lux or higher and show a wide range of colours. These can be produced in large sizes of up to 150 inches (3.8 m) diagonally. Plasma TVs use the same amount of power per square meter as an LCD television and reportedly consumes only half of the power of older plasma TV models in spite of giving the same overall brightness for a specific plasma display size. The average lifespan of a plasma display is estimated at 100,000 hours or roughly 27 years at 10 hours per day.
Plasma display TV screens are usually made of glass and this causes glare in the viewing area so now, companies that produce plasma TVs coat their screens with an anti-glare filter material. Unfortunately, plasma panels cannot be manufactured in screen sizes smaller than 32 inches, although some companies have tried and even fewer have successfully manufactured 32 inch plasma HDTVs.
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