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Consumer Reports - Projection-TV

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The least expensive–and most common–type of jumbo TV is a rear-projection set. Some projection sets have three cathode-ray picture tubes (CRTs), smaller versions of the tubes used in conventional sets. The images from those small tubes are projected onto the back of a 42- to 70-plus-inch screen, hence the name rear-projection TV. Microdisplay sets use liquid-crystal display (LCD), digital light processing (DLP), or liquid crystal on silicon (LCoS) technology in place of CRTs. These TVs are slimmer, lighter, and more expensive than comparable CRT-based sets. More of them are appearing in stores, and their prices are starting to drop.


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Plasma, Part 2 - LCD plasma

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What do you mean by an LCD Display?


LCD is the acronym for liquid crystal display, and this technology was available for several years before new development in the last two years lent it applicable for the excellent quality flat panel television and computer monitor displays available today. LCD displays stand out for a remarkable feature, which is the slimness of the unit and the resultant sleek look this affords, but of course a considerable amount of power is required for proper function within the confines of the thin design.


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What are the Differences between a Plasma TV and a LCD TV?

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Have a satellite system and now want a flat panel TV?


So you have gone out and purchased a Dish Network or Direct TV satellite system. When you got home, you realized that although you have a high definition receiver, your TV isn’t compatible. You have eyed those flat panel TVs in the store but don’t know which one to buy?


Two of the greatest changes to the world of televisions are the plasma TV and the LCD TV. Both offer slim and sleek designs and enable unique placement, such as above a fireplace or mounting on a wall. Gone are the days of the bulky CRT (cathode ray tube) televisions or rear projection; long live the flat panel!


Plasma HDTV - What About Burn-In?
...TV (starting with a detailed break-in process) will not cause a problem, but careless use just might. And many of the new plasma HDTVs, like the Samsung HPT5064, have a "screen burn protection mode" built into the TV to repair ...
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DirecTV HD LNB Upgrades-Getting Crystal Clear High Definition Programming

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When I bought my first LCD widescreen TV, I thought that the standard resolution was alright. Then curiosity killed the cat. I decided to invest on a HD LNB.


An LNB is a low noise block converter. If your not a techie, it’s the feed horn, or the part of your satellite dish that receives the signals. If you’re planning to receive HD TV, you have to invest in a special LNB.


THE BEAUTY OF HDTV


After my receiver was updated, I tested out an HD channel. After doing so, it was so hard to turn back to the standard resolution channels. HD allows the programs to be more vibrant and have more

Video Projector Guide
...projector is going to be placed in front of an audience then you will need a short throw projector. And if you need to fix the projector some where behind the audience (Far from screen) you will need a long ...
clarity.


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Understanding Different TV Technologies

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Anyone who has been watching TV for a few decades now tends to feel that flat panel television is the best thing to have happened to television viewers. The market is now flooded with advanced television technology in the form of plasma televisions, LCD televisions, DLP televisions and projection TV.


It s The Difference:


Flat panel televisions comprise of Plasma, LCD, rear projection, and DLP TV. These terms can appear confusing to someone who is trying to decide on which of these is best. Here is a quick look at what goes behind each of these technologies to bring those fantastically real images to the viewer:


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