Television sets featuring plasma screens have revolutionised the way we watch and use TVs in the UK. The world’s first full-colour plasma display was introduced by Fujitsu in 1992, but it wasn’t until five years later that rival company Pioneer started selling plasma television sets to the public.
Since then the development of plasma TVs has been rapid and changed the look of living rooms all over the UK:
Many people still use cathode ray tube, or CRT, TVs. These boxy sets take up a lot of space, cannot be viewed clearly from all angles and don’t display high-definition picture. If you and your family watch a lot of TV or play video games at home, investing in a flat-screen television is a smart choice.
Flat-screen TVs may look the same, but there are important differences in technology between different types of HDTVs. If you’re looking to buy a new television for your home or office, you might not be sure where to begin.
HDTV technology has improved dramatically in the few years since it was first introduced, and the variety of choices offered to the consumer can be overwhelming. Any of these options can be an excellent choice, but one may be a better fit for your needs than the others. Here is a brief guide to choosing the best television for your home.
