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The LCD HDTV Viewing Experience

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Imagine how an LCD television could introduce you to an exciting new world of digital entertainment and revolutionize your home viewing experience with the style, quality and flexibility that only LCD HDTV can offer. With a wide range of sizes and sleek designs, LCD HD television is a perfect fit for any room.

LCD HDTV refers to the size and image screen of the television. LCD HDTVs are much like plasma TVs as both feature a very thin television screen, but LCD HDTVs are u...


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Imagine how an LCD television could introduce you to an exciting new world of digital entertainment and revolutionize your home viewing experience with the style, quality and flexibility that only LCD HDTV can offer. With a wide range of sizes and sleek designs, LCD HD television is a perfect fit for any room.

LCD HDTV refers to the size and image screen of the television. LCD HDTVs are much like plasma TVs as both feature a very thin television screen, but LCD HDTVs are up to an inch thinner than a plasma TV screen. This thin configuration allows them to be mounted almost anywhere imaginable. LCD screens are essentially larger versions of your flat-panel laptop computer screen.

LCD, or Liquid Crystal Display, is used for a variety of electronic gadgets. In general, cellular phones use this screen technology because of its ability to produce images even in a small size.

The cool thing about the LCD HDTVs is that they are usually about only 2 inches thick and can be put in places that a lot of ordinary televisions cannot be placed. The LCD screens are also tremendously dependable and last for many years before showing any detectable picture degradation. You also get bonus trend points for owning one. The disadvantages are that they are expensive and are limited in screen size to around 40 inches maximum due to the internal technology.

Both LCD televisions and plasma televisions are as thin as currently possible. In screen size, plasmas usually run larger. However, plasmas don't usually come in smaller sizes, which is sometimes desirable. Plasma has a wider viewing angle, but they both have good lifespan. Plasma will occasionally suffer from "burn in" effect. LCD TVs are at times susceptible to a delay that causes the outline of figures or objects to appear jagged.

LCD TVs are renowned for a sharp picture and vibrant color. Plasma TVs are noted for a wide range of colors and accurate color reproduction. LCD TVs are said to perform slightly better in bright-light conditions. Plasma TVs generally produce very black blacks while an LCD TV will usually display a very dark charcoal gray. Technically, plasma TVs are said to have greater contrast levels. Prices for both types of televisions are decreasing quickly.

You also hear much talk about plasma and LCD screens currently. The screens that were the standard for decades are called CRTs, and they have worked just fine. If you use that kind of screen, bear in mind that plasma and LCD screens are still quite expensive. However, they do provide crisp and clearness that the old CRT screens could never hope to provide.

The best part is, because they are so in demand, many name brands have started producing their own LCD HD television sets. This influx of competition in the market has caused the prices to drop.

As each manufacturer attempts to lead the record sales, more features are being offered and prices are continually dropping. Soon, all homes should include an LCD HD television set.

To compare the dominant prices on the market today, one only has to go on the Internet and browse the plethora of LCD HDTV being offered.