How to Buy a Plasma TV

Are you ready to start looking for a Plasma TV? Well, here's another buying guide from ABCNews to get you started.

Resolution is another factor in the cost and image quality of a plasma display. For pixel-based display devices like plasma televisions, native resolution refers to the number of unique pixels provided along the display's horizontal and vertical axes. For displays 50 inches and larger, the native resolution matches or slightly exceeds the resolution delivered in a 720p HDTV broadcast signal. Pioneer recently announced its PRO-FHDI 50-inch plasma display, which will offer 1080p native resolution (1,920 by 1,080 pixels), effectively doubling the number of pixels offered by current 50-inch panels. The more pixels a display offers for its screen size, the closer to the screen a viewer can sit without noticing the display's pixel structure.

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Welcome to the Plasma TV Buying Guide's easy 10 step guide to buying a Plasma TV. Whether you're looking for a plasma television for your home theater or living room, or for a business display or tradeshow application, these 10 steps will guide you through the key factors in deciding which plasma television is right for you. We'll also guide you in finding the best price at a reputable plasma television dealer.

10 Steps to Buying a Plasma TV

Step 1: Plasma Display Technology

Step 2: Plasma TV Screen Sizes

Step 3: Is an HDTV Plasma worth the Extra Money?

Step 4: Plasma TV Audio Options

Step 5: Mounting Your Plasma TV

Step 6: Choosing a Plasma TV Brand and Model

Step 7: How and Where to Buy a Plasma

Step 8: Find an Online Plasma Dealer

Step 9: Plasma Television Installation

Step 10: Connecting Your Plasma TV

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