Whats better a Plasma TV or a HDTV?

plasma tv is better then a hdtv...that one could use in big rooms, have a great resolution and clarity

Lcd all the way, plasmas go bad after a couple of years, that's why you have the option of getting the extended service.where as LCD dosen't. I have had my 15" FRONTECH LCD for my computer and is on all the time i've had it for 2 mounth and no problems, whereas my friend's plasma(LG) has broken down quite a bit in that time . you won't notice any difference in the picture quality either.

Flat-panel displays are the future of television - whether consumers like them or not is another matter. HDTV, digital convergence, and high-resolution DVD will all have contributed to making CRT TVs obsolete within two years. That's not the case yet, but it is on the way. And if you're tempted to acquire a flat-panel TV, you will need to deal with another issue: the choice between two technologies that are complementary yet very different from one another: plasma and LCD.
Remember both require a change in the format

it marks them television that is now is analogic, but for a year they are changing the emitters in digital them,consequently us a digital receiver wants them in order to capture marks them. The better television is the HDTV, the television to the Plasma is from avoiding because every 3 years it goes loaded the plasma

Lcd Hdtv is better than Plasma

Plasma TV is better undoubtedly.
plasma display
Also called "gas discharge display," a flat-screen technology that uses tiny cells lined with phosphor that are full of inert ionized gas (typically a mix of xenon and neon). Three cells make up one pixel (one cell has red phosphor, one green, one blue). The cells are sandwiched between x- and y-axis panels, and a cell is selected by charging the appropriate x and y electrodes. The charge causes the gas in the cell to emit ultraviolet light, which causes the phosphor to emit color. The amount of charge determines the intensity, and the combination of the different intensities of red, green and blue produce all the colors required.
Plasma displays were initially monochrome, typically orange, but color displays have become very popular and are used for home theater and computer monitors as well as digital signs. The plasma technology is similar to the way neon signs work combined with the red, green and blue phosphor technology of a CRT. Plasma monitors consume significantly more current than LCD-based monitors. See phosphor and SED.