What is plasma tv technology?

Plasma tv panels are an array of tiny cells, known as pixels, which contain
phosphors corresponding to the colors red, green and blue. Sandwiched against
these cells is a thin layer of gas in a plasma state. Electrical impulses enter the gas,
which emits bursts of ultraviolet light at precise locations and intervals. The
phosphor cells absorb these signals and then re-radiate the energy as visible light,
producing the vivid images that appear on screen.
PLASMA TV HIGHLIGHTS
igh resolution
Excellent data and video capability
!iewable in normal room light
"ide compatibility
There are a wide variety of applications for Plasma T! displays. "hether it#s placed
in the living room or the board room, your plasma T! display will provide the image
and features you need.
Home Use - $or you personal use, a Plasma T! will make any home theater an
absolute %oy.
Confeence !ooms - &ake sophisticated business presentations involving a range
of digital sources, including computer graphics, !'(s, )!)s and more.
!etail Locations - "ith durability and easy connectivity, you can create short-
term or long-term display environments with a minimum of setup time.
Teminals - 'lear text, eye-catching graphics and flexible mounting options make
Plasma T! displays an ideal choice.
Classooms - Plasma T! displays on powered ceiling lifts make excellent ceiling
monitors in a lecture hall environment.
S"itch #asily $et"een M%ltiple &ata So%ces - The beauty of plasma tv is its
ability to handle full-motion video as well as text-based presentations with e*ual
clarity. &ost displays are designed to take full advantage of this versatility. +ou
gain total plug-and-play capability from a wide range of data sources and a second
set of side-mounted inputs gives you an easy way to use your monitor for multiple
tasks.
,f you seek superior display *uality and excellent versatility, then a Plasma tv
display is clearly the best choice.
T'P#S () PLASMA TV
There are primarily two types of plasma tv displays- multimedia displays for high-
end image reproduction, and public flat panel displays for large-screen presentation
of dynamic messages and content.
M%ltime*ia )eat%es+
ra.or-sharp image *uality and color accuracy
high-resolution output/ millions and millions of pixels for image clarity
multiple input sources, such as computer, !'(, )!), camcorder, )T! and
professional component video/ some include digital )!, connectors
virtually silent operation, with some flat panel displays as low as 01 decibels,
about half the average noise output of a pro%ector
built-in stereo audio, or audio output
high-style, low profile design make these flat panel displays easy to
integrate into any room
P%,lic )lat Panel &isplay )eat%es+
dynamic as opposed to static messages
anti-glare screen coating for clear viewing in harsh lighting conditions
wide viewing angle/ wider than conventional front pro%ection and even rear
pro%ection systems, with a reliable viewing angle of 231 degrees
affordability
larger image than '(T display monitors/ newer 4E'#s public flat panel
display PlasmaSync television displays include a 0x0 matrix capability that
allows configuration of a 567 diagonal image with no external e*uipment
self-running with a programmable timer and virtually maintenance-free/ a
plasma tv display running 5 hours a day can last for 21 years -- that#s
81,111 hours -- before reaching the half-life of their brightness