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Top : Televisions - Buying A Television That Works For You
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Lower prices, an explosion of features and tons of different technologies, makes buying a television a complicated process. Here's the scoop on all the different technologies, comparisons, so you can pick the best television/display for you.
Specific reviews of PLASMA televisions can be found in the review section.
Reviews of other television types (LCD flat panel, rear projection) are in this section
Advice, Guides and Buying Hints:
A Guide to Buying Your Next TV - Expert buying guide
- by Michael Casamento
Buying a television used to be simple. Much fewer choices and options. Now you have different technologies, definitions, and tons of features to choose from, and yes, you get more bang for your dollar, now. But what to consider when buying a next TV. This is a great guide on the subject.
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All about Plasma Televisions: A Buyer's Guide
- by na
Broadcasters now can offer free, over-the-air television of higher resolution and with better picture quality than ever before. DTV is a reality-if you've got the right TV to see it with...When you go to plasma TVs, you're making a long-term investment that yields immediate-and foreseeable-dividends.
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Big-screen TVs vs. Front Projectors
- by Evan Powell
One of the big questions you face when planning a new home theater is whether to get a rear-projection TV (RPTV), or a two-piece system consisting of a front projector and screen. If you are at this point in the planning process, read on. As you will see, both approaches have benefits and limitations.
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Buying a television (Recommended buying guide)
- by John Lewis
Visit any audio and television shop these days and you'll notice a huge difference. Gone are the traditional square 'box' tellies; instead there's a vast array of big screens to choose from, some costing as much as a small car! John Lewis offers a wide range of televisions and we hope this guide will help you identify the model that most suits your needs.
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Buying A Television - What You Need To Know - Basic Tips For Television Shoppers
- by Robert Silva
We all know how to buy a television. Just open the newspaper, find the best price and go get one. In my days as a salesperson, I have seen this a lot; a customer comes in to the store, AD in hand, and says "wrap it up". However, the best price may not be the "best deal". Here are some buying tips that are often times overlooked, but very important in the purchase of a Television, whether it be a 20-inch tube set, large screen projection TV, or the latest high definition Plasma Television.
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Consumer Basics of DTV/HDTV
- by Gregg Luckner
So, what if you want to enjoy DVDs and HDTV programming now and are looking to buy a digital television today? What is the best way to go? That is where the complications begin. As usual, you will have to ask yourself how much you want to spend, how big of a set you want and what, if any, features you are looking for. However, there are many other variables in the "digital era" that come into play--some of them may even change your usual answers. This is where we come to the basic digital video terminology.
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DLP Television: Digital Television Buyers Guide
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Take the guesswork out of finding your ideal TV with these four simple questions
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Categories:
- Plasma TV Reviews (13)
- Decided to buy a plasma television? But which one? Here are some impartial reviews of the various plasma televisions available on the market.
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- Television Reviews (5)
- Here you will find independent reviews of NON-plasma televisions. That covers projection TV's, LCD based televisions, and regular flat screen and lower cost units.
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