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actually, there are/were interlaced plasmas

Posted by Joe Murphy Jr on December 4, 2008 at 18:09:34:
But his isn't one of them: all of Panasonic's plasmas are progressive-only displays.

Fujitsu and Hitachi have offered several of their models using ALiS (and later eALiS) technology. The acronym is short for Alternate Lighting of Surfaces and is/was interlaced plasma technology (Fujitsu is out of the plasma business and I don't think Hitachi still uses the technology). Their goal was reduced power consumption and increased life-span.