Plasma TVs from BigBrownBox.com.au
January 24, 2012 | 
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Plasma TVs technology in principle is based on fluorescent lights menthol. Skrin itself consists instead of cells. Inside each cell, two glass panels separated by a narrow gap in which neon-xenon gas is injected and sealed in plasma form during the process of spending. This gas will dicaskan electrically in particular the sidelines when this Plasma TV is being used.
Advantages of Plasma TV with TV than CRT
1. Behavior in terms of radiation
Liqued plasma TV uses liquid to emit light into our eyes so that the radiation levels in radiated by lesser Plasma TVs, CRT TV while using carbon tubes to reflect light into our eyes so that high levels of radiation.
2. Terms of security
Plasma TVs is more secure from various hazards such as lightning and explodes when there are short-circuit an electric shock fit on a CRT TV. TV CTR while having a higher level of danger because there is a CRT TV in PLAYBACK (a place to store electricity) that can cause an explosion. Plasma TVs power consumption is low because it only uses between 50-75 watts of electricity (depending on the size of the TV) while using a CRT TV is almost double that.
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