Take a look at our best TVs list that we created using our reviews and ratings. If you’re ever in a need of a conversation starter, try the good ‘ole Plasma versus LCD debate—you’ll surely get a fun ...

Currently, flat TVs are created using two different technologies: plasma and Liquid Crystal Display (LCD). The foundation of the plasma TV is over a million tiny glass cells that are charged with a ...

Plasma TV suppliers such as Panasonic maker Matsushita Electric, already outnumbered by the rival LCD camp, are expected to lose further ground as LCD TVs encroach on the 40-inch-class market, a ...

Plasma still gives a better picture than LCD, even after all these years. According to thorough testing conducted by DisplayMate.com and Insight Media, plasma scored consistently higher ratings than ...

SAN DIEGO--Your next television will probably be big and flat. But the industry is divided on what technology you'll choose to improve your view of the world. Flat-panel televisions are taking over ...

The energy-hog televisions are losing ground to their cheaper counterparts. But developers hope that will change with improved technologies. Erica Ogg is a CNET News reporter who covers Apple, HP, ...

There are two types of TV technologies available to holiday TV buyers: plasma and LCD. Each has its benefits and drawbacks, but even these may be mitigated by the viewing environment. Each technology ...

With so many technologies to choose from, picking the right screen can be a challenge Plasma TV sets have been fading in popularity For a TV in a sunny living room, consider an LED with a matte finish ...

Q. What are the differences between the various display technologies available on the market today? Besides brightness and picture quality, what else should I be looking out for? How do I make the ...

First, I am really glad to see whole communities like the one in John Blackstone's piece putting up solar panels. If everyone in the US did that, the cost per watt would go down through mass ...

Following is a comparison of LCD (LED) TVs and plasma TVs. In 2015, the last remaining plasma manufacturers (Panasonic, LG and Samsung) exited the market. However, thousands of plasma sets are still ...