In the early 2000s, if someone had a large budget for a TV, they chiefly had two technology types to choose from: the rear projection TV (with massive displays) and plasma TVs (known for their amazing ...
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What happened to plasma TVs? Can you still buy one?
It's not uncommon for people to gloss over evolutionary steps in technology, and I have to admit, even I'm guilty of that sometimes. Lately I've been touching on the development of TVs over the years, ...
LG has confirmed that it will pull the plug on its plasma television production on November 30, the last major manufacturer to do so. The South Korean firm will instead focus its attention on the LED ...
TOKYO, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Panasonic Corp's move to close its last plasma television factory completes a painful reckoning that has all but killed off Japan's TV industry, once the pride of the ...
Forgive a rather long, rambling post, but... I recently went HDTV shopping. I ended up buying this 50" Toshiba rear projection TV. However, I later noticed that the store screwed up and gave me this ...
It is time to replace my 50" Panasonic plasma TV from 2008 with something more modern. The plasma works fine still actually. There is some burn in, but it isn't too bad. But yeah, the TV is 15 years ...
A model watching content on a 50 inch Plasma TV in 2003 - Koichi Kamoshida/Getty Images In the early 2000s, if someone had a large budget for a TV, they chiefly had two technology types to choose from ...
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