There are going to be many differences when comparing the Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) and the Plasma television.

Although they are both thin, the LCD & the Plasma both display very large images, but they do have many differences that one should consider when looking to buy a state of the art expensive television. The plasma television is going to be in almost all cases much larger than the LCD television.

Because both types LCD have a flat screen you can watch them from a almost any angle, this was not always possible on the early models and you did tend to get picture distortion unless viewed directly from the from the front.

There are two panels in a Plasma TV that are packed in between with xenon or neon gas. Light is generated when electricity passes through the gas and converts it into a liquid form. The light illuminates the pixels thus creating an image. This happens very quickly with about 50 frames in every second.

LCD televisions, on the other hand, are filled with liquid crystals. These crystals, when passed by electricity, allows light to enter or be filtered. Various wavelengths of lights are then blocked resulting to the display of different colors. It is somewhat similar to how a prism works.

LCD TVs, like the Samsung Lcd Tv 7 Series, are mostly recommended for playing computer games and hobbies such as digital photography. It has a better response time compared to a Plasma TV. Additionally, an LCD TV can be used as replacement for a computer monitor.

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