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i am planning to buy an LCD tv. but price difference between some brands are really huge. hence, can someone guide me, as to how do i know/judge the quality of video output in a television ?
(eg: in digicams, we look for megapixels & optical zoom etc.)
Answer
I suggest you read the reviews in www.cnet.com
The key components are:
Resolution: 720p vs 1080p
Backlight : regular vs LED
Contrast:
Response time
Connectors (VGA, HDMI, etc.)
Internet connection (Netflix, etc.)
Visit also local showrooms
I suggest you read the reviews in www.cnet.com
The key components are:
Resolution: 720p vs 1080p
Backlight : regular vs LED
Contrast:
Response time
Connectors (VGA, HDMI, etc.)
Internet connection (Netflix, etc.)
Visit also local showrooms
What is the difference between brands of hd tvs that have the same specs but different prices?
also what is the difference and what is better plasma, led, lcd? Will the tv come with everything i need to get broadcast hd? What is 720 vs 1080?
Answer
A few things to check to select a set (other than the size that will work for your room layout):
Check the colors. Some sets have more brilliant colors than others.
Walk to the side of the set. Some sets have a very narrow "angle of view". Others can be seen clearly until you're so far to the side that you can't see the screen.
Check the features. Do you want to be able to connect your computer to the TV, to use it as a giant monitor? Do you want to be able to use your stereo to get better sound? Do you want a built-in DVD player. (Generally a bad idea unless the player is consumer-replaceable.)
Check prices for the same model from a few places. Buying locally costs sales tax. Buying on-line may cost shipping. Look at clubs. Even with the membership fee, BJs, Sams or Costco may be cheaper.
720 is lower definition than 1080. In a smaller set you'll never see the difference. In a larger set (40" or more) you may notice the difference - most people don't.
The TV will come with everything but an antenna and the cable to connect the antenna to the TV.
A few things to check to select a set (other than the size that will work for your room layout):
Check the colors. Some sets have more brilliant colors than others.
Walk to the side of the set. Some sets have a very narrow "angle of view". Others can be seen clearly until you're so far to the side that you can't see the screen.
Check the features. Do you want to be able to connect your computer to the TV, to use it as a giant monitor? Do you want to be able to use your stereo to get better sound? Do you want a built-in DVD player. (Generally a bad idea unless the player is consumer-replaceable.)
Check prices for the same model from a few places. Buying locally costs sales tax. Buying on-line may cost shipping. Look at clubs. Even with the membership fee, BJs, Sams or Costco may be cheaper.
720 is lower definition than 1080. In a smaller set you'll never see the difference. In a larger set (40" or more) you may notice the difference - most people don't.
The TV will come with everything but an antenna and the cable to connect the antenna to the TV.
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