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It's still too early to see if plasma's resurgence will be short-lived, but it's expected that LED-backlit LCD TV prices will start to fall as LED shortages abate.
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Two different plasma's interacting would make all kinds of funky tangeled and reconecting magnetic fields, no?
Cluster Satellite Detects Rifts in Earth's Magnetic Field | Universe Today 2010
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It's still too early to see if plasma's resurgence will be short-lived, but it's expected that LED-backlit LCD TV prices will start to fall as LED shortages abate.
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In PWFA, tightly-packed bunches of electrons are fired into the plasma like bullets from a machine gun, blowing the plasma's electrons away in all directions leaving the heavier plasma nuclei behind.
Wired Top Stories 2009
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With its 2009 Viera plasma TV lineup, the company is enhancing plasma's inherent advantages — deep blacks, accurate colors and the ability to handle scenes with fast motion — while addressing some of its shortcomings, such as screen reflectivity and power consumption.
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With its 2009 Viera plasma TV lineup, the company is enhancing plasma's inherent advantages—deep blacks, accurate colors and the ability to handle scenes with fast motion—while addressing some of its shortcomings, such as screen reflectivity and power consumption.
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Cold plasma's I assume you mean the equally non sequitur*, nonthermal plasma are just an unsophisticated joke!
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Fact is plasma's are better image viewers and especially with HI-DEF units suchs as B-Ray or Hi-D TV signal, it is also fact that, the power consumption and heat emission is the issue with Plasma.
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Panasonic: Spent 40 minutes trashing LCD technology by touting plasma's superiority (it offers a 103-inch plasma for $70,000; billionaire Marc Cuban bought one, see?), then noted it also sells LCD
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While some analysts have been suggesting plasma's days are numbered, Ross said new plasma display technologies, which will take two years to reach mass production, will help it reduce costs by as much as 33 percent, enabling manufacturers reach 1080p resolutions more efficiently, and boost performance (twice the brightness and four times the contrast of current sets) significantly. —
Flat-Panel TV: Another tough year for companies, another great year for consumers 2007
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