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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:
Flat Panel Displays - Beyond Plasma - Expert advice on which to choose
- by Steve Faber
Flat Panel (LCD) television or Plasma? Prices have come down on both types, and each has advantages and disadvantages. Be sure to check out this expert advice on the subject before you buy.
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How to Buy a Rear-Projection TV
- by pcworld
Despite all the attention lavished on plasma panels, rear projection is still the most popular method of creating a big-screen TV experience. The foremost reason is economy, but that doesn't mean rear-projection TV should be considered some sort of poor cousin to video's flashiest trendsetter. In fact, recent technology infusions have brought new excitement to this venerable category, raising performance while trimming cabinet size and weight, sometimes dramatically. (Imagine a 50-inch wide-screen tabletop HDTV that weighs less than 100 pounds!) Here's what you need to know to sort through the alternatives.
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How to Choose the Right HDTV Television Page 1 - Guides - Designtechnica
- by na
How big of a HDTV do you need? As a very loose rule of thumb, minimum viewing distance should be three times the height of a widescreen set (HDTV is a widescreen medium) or roughly 1.5 times the diagonal measurements that manufacturers and retailers use. To put that another way, the screen diagonal should be at least two-thirds of the viewing distance.
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How to Select a Video Display for Your Home Theater - Expert buying hints
- by Steve Faber
Home theater has become more affordable and not just limited to the rich, but it's still a significant cost. The video display (or television) is still the most important part of the home theater system, so here's help in determining the proper video display (including sizing) that works for you.
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LCD Television Buying Guide: 8 Step guide to buying a LCD TV
- by Jack Burden
Think of this as your guide to the latest and greatest in visual display technology. It is a resource that will help you choose the right LCD television or monitor for you-whether you intend to use it at home, for business, or in tradeshows.
With all the benefits of the Digital Revolution come some unavoidable complications, like being "on call" 24/7, and coping with computer glitches, … and buying a new (digital) TV set. Buying a television these days is no simple task, which is why we wrote this buying guide-to assist the average person on his or her path to becoming an educated consumer.
Our LCD TV Buying Guide will take you through everything you need to know and thus consider before you buy an LCD display-all in 8 easy-to-follow steps.
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LCD Televisions - Top Picks For LCD Televisions
- by Robert Silva
Flat panel televisions are quickly becoming quite commonplace on store shelves and in consumers' homes. Although Plasma TVs seem to be be getting all the attention in this area, the LCD television is also making an impact, especially for those that desire smaller screen sizes. For a list of some of my LCD television favorites, check out the following selections. Product reviews.
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LCD Televisions: The Future's Standard in Home Theater
- by Mitchell Medford
You're building a home theater. But what kind of television should you buy? LCD, Plasma, Projection? Something different? Here's the scoop on LCD televisions and how the measure up.
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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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