Plasmas are big power consumers. They do eat up considerably more power then their LCD counterparts, but
Panasonic's parent company, Matsushita is working on it. Currently,
Sharp LCDs are the most efficient flat panel over 37-inches. It consumes 192
kwh/year. That's not bad, but Panasonic's 37-inch high definition plasma
is not far behind in power consumption. The Panasonic consumes 219
kwh/year.
So my question to you is, do you care? Do you care
how much power your new HD set consumes? Was that even a thought in
your mind when you were shopping for your TV?
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