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Introduced in 1993, plasma monitors offered the visual market a sleek product with
vibrant images and a thin physical form. The technology quickly developed as an
effective business tool for both public signage and business display purposes.
Plasma seemed destined to dominate the market until the liquid crystal display
(LCD) emerged as a viable alternative.
LCDs share many of plasma’s attributes such as efficient use of space, versatility
and low operating costs. But while plasma provides superior color and viewing angles,
it also has the distinct disadvantage of “burn in” which LCDs do not.
To determine which technology is appropriate for your needs, please review our
About Plasma and LCD page or consult the MVS Quick-Guide below, which outlines
product superiority based on certain characteristics.
MVS offers multiple brands of each technology to provide a wide selection of
size and varied resolution. Contact us for product specifications and pricing.
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Plasma |
LCD |
| Size |
40"
to 84" |
15"
to 40" |
| Resolution |
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| Brightness
/ Contrast |
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| Reflection |
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| Color |
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| Power Consumption |
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| Pixel Burn-in |
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| Viewing
Angle |
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| Longevity |
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| Prices |
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the better product for that characteristic |
Contact
MVS for product specifications
and specific pricing.
| Available
Brands: |
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Plasma
Screens:



LCD
Screens:



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