This article focuses on often asked questions by buyers of plasma & LCD televisions.
Q: Does the "plasma" in plasma televisions require to be recharged or replaced over time?
A: No. The plasma gases are sealed in individual cells when they are manufactured. There is no way to recharge or replace the gases. However, plasma TVs, when used normally, will last you tons of, lots of years (up to0 years) so you don't must worry about the screen burning out for a long time.
Q: Are plasma & LCD TVs difficult to put in?
A: While you may require hiring a professional electrician to help you with wiring in the event you are installing your plasma or LCD TV on a wall, you can also fundamentally place the TV on a stand yourself & place it anywhere you like.
Q: Do plasma & LCD TVs give off radiation?
A: All electronic devices, including televisions, must comply with FDA guidelines (in the United States) & CSA guidelines (in Canada) on radiation emission before being allowed to be sold to the public. While there is radiation emission in the kind of ultraviolet light, the amount is negligible & you are unlikely to be affected by it watching the TV from normal distances.
Q: What are anamorphic widescreen DVD movies?
A: There is common ways of recording wide format movies on a DVD: letterbox & anamorphic. Letterbox refers to a video played with horizontal black bars on the top & bottom of the picture. Anamorphic recordings are also often labeled "Enhanced for 16:9 TVs". An anamorphic recording have over 30% more vertical resolution than letterbox format & elimates or significantly reduces the black bars present in letterbox pics in order to fit to the screen size of 16:9 televisions.
Q: Do LCD's have a burn-in issue?
A: No. Unlike CRT & plasma TVs, liquid crystal displays do not use phosphor & thus have no issues with a still picture becoming permanently stored on the screen. In lieu, LCD TVs use a backlight on a colored, translucent liquid crystal screen.
Q: Am I able to make use of a game console such as Sony PlayStation, Nintendo Game Cube or Microsoft XBOX with my LCD TV?
A: Yes. In the event you intend to make use of a game console and/or watch standard TV broadcasts over cable, satellite or antenna, an LCD TV is a superior choice over plasma televisions. The repetitive picture from games & unused black-filled borders will destroy a plasma TV by burning a permanent picture in to the phosphor.
Q: Will leaving my LCD TV on cause the picture to degrade?
A: No. Unlike plasma TV's, this LCD TV does not exhibit aging over time. The brightness of the picture remains the same because LCD televisions use a florescent backlight.
Q: Am I able to mount my LCD TV straight in to drywall or plaster?
A: No, drywall or plaster alone won't offer support. A structural beam or stud must be used as the anchor for the wall mount.
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