It's important to understand the many features a plasma monitor comes with because they simply aren't all alike.  Multimedia presentations often involve the display of detailed charts and graphs.  It is very useful to zoom in on key points in the presentations, check to ensure your plasma has the ability to zoom-in on your image.  Ensure that your projector includes a stereo audio amplifier, on-screen menus and a Phosphor Protection System.  Phosphor burn can occur in any phosphor-based display device and it is essential that it is minimized.  And last but definitely not least, always consider the level of service and support you are provided.

The answers to these four essential questions all relate back to one simple fact:  The single most important feature in a plasma monitor is its overall Image Quality (IQ).  Many factors go into building that image including resolution and image stability, contrast and brightness, flexibility and features.  How does the plasma monitor stack up against the competition?  Does the monitor use interlaced scanning or does it utilize superior progressive scanning for the overall best picture possible?  Is this monitor built for your specific needs?  Bottom line: what really matters is the fact that when you've created a multimedia presentation, the Image Quality that's on that plasma screen is your image and you want the highest quality possible.