 Higher Resolution
The main benefit of Plasma display devices is higher resolution than most typical TV sets, they can display full HDTV and DTV signals as well as XGA, SVGA and VGA signals from a computer. For instance, a plasma display with a native resolution of 1366 x 768 can display images from 1080i and 720p HDTV resolution, as well as 480i and 480p DVD video signals.
No Scan Lines
Plasma screens have no scan lines because each and every pixel cell has its own transistor electrode. This produces a smooth, evenly lit image across the entire surface of the display. Most current plasma displays can improve image quality from low resolution analog video signals due to built-in line doubling.
Exceptional Color Accuracy
Today, top-of-the-line plasma televisions can display billions of colors, resulting in smooth gradations between even very subtle shades, and an overall picture quality that is extremely lifelike and realistic. This is possible thanks to advances in both plasma panel technology and digital video processing. Plasma TVs in general have the best color reproduction of any flat panel TV technology, and advances are made with each new model year in plasma production. For color accuracy, Plasma televisions are the best.
Wide Screen Aspect Ratio
Plasma televisions have a widescreen 16:9 aspect ratio, which was originally designed to match the natural field of view of the human eye. Plasma TV lets you to watch movies in the format the director intended. The 16:9 aspect ratio is also the chosen format for HDTV content, whether it's broadcast over the air or through digital cable or satellite TV.
Perfectly Flat Screen
The screens of plasma display monitors are perfectly flat, with no curvature whatsoever. This excludes the edge distortion that can occur in CRT displays and also provides the wide viewing angles that are a trademark of plasma displays. The glass-encased plasma display element is most often protected by a Plexiglas layer; some of the better plasma TVs include anti-glare coatings and special color filters to further enhance the picture quality and viewability of the flat screen.
Uniform Screen Brightness
Unlike some rear and front projection televisions that suffer from uneven screen brightness—seen as "hot spots" in the middle of the screen or a darkening near the corners of the image—plasma displays illuminate all pixels evenly across the screen. This provides plasma displays with "smooth" appearance and ultimately a more accurate picture.
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