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Televisions - Flat Panels - Rear Projection - Video ProjectorsTelevision has changed a lot in recent years. Once the picture tube television was the only choice for consumers. Now you have projection televisions, LCD and Plasma displays, and video projectors to choose from. Which type is right for you? Start with answers to key questions, then move on to TV basics, product reviews, and a comprehensive list of brands and models.
February 17, 2009 - Analog Television Broadcasting Gets Turned Off
On February 17, 2009, all over-the-air analog television transmission signals on channels 2-13 and 14-69 in the U.S. will come to an end. What does this mean to the U.S. television viewer? For all the details, check out my article. Buying A Television - What You Need To Know - Basic Tips For Television Shoppers
We all know how to buy a TV. 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 any type of Television. Should I Buy an LCD Television or a PLASMA Television?
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. On this page I answer the question: Should I Buy an LCD Television or a PLASMA Television? Should I Get a Video Projector or a Television?
The decision as to whether to incorporate a Television or a video projector into a home theater depends on several factors. HDTV FAQs
HDTV is making progress with more affordable products and accessible programming, making it an increasing viable choice for the consumer. Programming providers, such as Showtime, HBO, Discovery, ESPN, HDnet, and all of the major networks (ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS, and WB) are dedicating more broadcast hours to HDTV. For answers to some common questions about HDTV, check out my FAQs. |
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