After many years of standard television viewing, the wonderful
world of advanced research and development in entertainment
technology has now produced a flat-panel display with a wide
screen, having a width of about 6 inches, with an excellent
imaging capability. This particular wonder of the future is
called a Plasma television and is in greater demand than
standard television sets. Although it is a bit more expensive
than standard sets, starting at $1,200, it is hoped that the
evolving technology and demand will make it more and more
affordable for the average consumer to have and install a Plasma
television set. The sharp image is produced and viewed on a
wider screen using extremely thin materials. Because the pixels
are individually lit, the image always looks bright and sharp
from every angle. The central element of fluorescent light is a
plasma material made up of free-flowing ions and electrons,
i.e., electrically charged atoms and negatively charged
particles. Under normal conditions, the negative el