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  • Parts of a Television

    Since its invention in the 1920s and popularization in the 1950s, the television set has been one of the most significant pieces of technology. While television technology has continued to evolve,...

  • Hitachi Vs. Vizio Plasma 50

    Plasma screen televisions make a great addition to any home entertainment system, providing strikingly vivid HD video, as well as digital stereo sound and a variety of different input/outputs to...

  • How Far Should You Sit From a Widescreen TV?

    If you are about to purchase a new wide screen television, you are probably wondering how big the screen should be to fit your room. Conventional wisdom says to max out your television to fit the...

  • How to Find the Right Size TV for Your Cabinet

    Although having the biggest television money can buy might seem appealing, it is not always practical. This is especially true if you have to fit a TV to a cabinet. If it does not fit in the...

  • Samsung TV Instructions

    Korean electronics company Samsung is a popular manufacturer of LED, LCD and plasma televisions. Samsung televisions are equipped with features that allow users to configure their picture, screen...

  • TVs & How They Work

    Cathode ray tube or CRT televisions were the staple of viewers for many years--from the advent of television all the way until the early 21st century. The technology works by using a vacuum tube...

  • Plasma TV Cleaning

    Televisions have advanced in technology over the past 10 years, but with new technology comes new rules on taking care of them. Televisions with plasma screens cannot be cleaned the same way that...

  • Types of TVs

    In the beginning, television technology was more or less set and while variations existed, they all followed the same basic pattern. That slowly changed with the advent of new technological...

  • What is the Difference Between a Plasma TV & LCD?

    A high definition television refers to a television broadcast that is sent out with a higher resolution than standard television. In addition, the signal is in a 16:9 screen format, meaning it is...

  • CRT TV Vs. LCD TV

    A visit to an electronics retailer can provide diversion for an entire afternoon with the myriad of entertainment devices that are available. For TV buying, not only can you choose among such set...

  • Big Screen TV Vs. Projector

    A home theater will add more enjoyment to your movies while creating an attractive ambiance to your interior design. Big-screen televisions and projectors come with benefits and drawbacks. Find...

  • Mitsubishi Large Screen Television Troubleshooting

    Mitsubishi produces a wide range of large-screen TVs, both newer flat-screen models and older projection models. The technology has changed, but the basics remain the same, which can be a huge...

  • Mitsubishi Wide Screen TV Troubleshooting

    With the onset of high definition (HD) TV, Mitsubishi wide screen televisions have become an increasingly large part of the TV market. All Mitsubishi HD televisions are widescreen, or 16x9 (16...

  • TV Shopping Tips

    Shopping for a new television might feel like a burden, but if you are prepared, it can be simple. The trick is to be prepared. This article will help prepare you to shop for that brand new big...

  • DIY: TV Repairs

    Be it a broken antenna, defective cables, poor sound or snowy picture, every time the television conks out, you face the chore of calling a repairman to fix it, set up a time, follow up and make...

  • How to Troubleshoot a Sony 42 Inch Grand Wega

    A large plasma screen television is a wonderful thing to have in your home, except when there's something wrong with it. Not knowing the specific problem affecting your Sony 42-inch Grand Wega can...

  • Home Theater Design Plan

    A home theater design plan can be as simple or elaborate as you wish. It needs to function well within the space you have provided, and include enough components to approximate the movie theater...

  • Tips on Buying a TV

    The advent of the digital age brings exciting new television options: plasma and LCD screens and high-definition TVs, all available at affordable prices. With so many choices, you may have a hard...

  • How Far to Safely Sit from a 52 Inch TV

    How far you sit from your TV is typically a matter of personal preference. Most manufacturers recommend a certain distance from their TVs based on a ratio of distance to screen height. Although...

  • How to Clean a Polaroid LCD TV

    LCD TVs are costly investments. Regular cleaning and maintenance will keep them working like new. Polaroid LCD TV screens must be cleaned with care to avoid damage and keep them running properly.

  • How to Troubleshoot a Mitsubishi Wide Screen TV

    Mitsubishi is a very popular manufacturer of wide-screen high-definition televisions. Although Mitsubishi is a reputable electronics manufacturer, there are some common problems that users have...

  • How Is a Widescreen TV Measured?

    Widescreen TVs screen sizes are determined by measuring the distance from one corner of the screen to the opposite corner. If you were to draw a line on the screen where the measurement is made,...

  • How Do I Clean My LCD TV?

    LCD stands for "Liquid Crystal Display." LCD TVs are typically smaller and can relocate more effectively. It is important to keep the LCD TV clean so dust does not seep into any open slots or...

  • How to Choose the Right Size TV

    Many people assume that the biggest TVs are the best, but that's not always the case. In some cases, a giant screen is ideal, since it provides the largest picture and often the highest visual...

  • How to Buy a Large Screen TV

    Big screen TVs are getting cheaper every day, but they still represent a considerable investment. More importantly, they're likely the centerpiece of any room in which they appear, and as such,...

  • What Are Rear-Projection TVs?

    Rear-projection TVs are TV sets that cast their video pictures by projecting them from behind the screen and then reflecting it, as opposed to projecting it from in front of the screen, like films...

  • How to Troubleshoot the Picture Ratio on an LG TV

    When TVs first appeared, they had an picture ratio of 4:3, which matched that of most movie screens at the time. Terrified of losing their business, movie studios struck back with "widescreen"...

  • How to Remove Scratches From a CRT TV Screen

    If the screen on your old cathode ray tube (CRT) TV set is scratched, removing and repairing the scratch is extremely difficult. It may actually be more trouble than it's worth, and you risk...

  • How to Remove a Green Spot on a Samsung TV

    Greenish or discolored patches that appear in the picture on your television screen are usually the result of magnetic fields that are disrupting the television's normal functioning. They are only...

  • How to Make a Movie Fit on Any TV Screen

    Getting movies to "fit" on a TV screen is actually more complex a process than some may think. The core of the issue lies in aspect ratio--the length of the screen measured against its width....

  • How to Use PIP on a TV

    If your television comes with picture-in-picture technology, you can watch two channels simultaneously on your screen. With picture-in-picture turned on, you will see the feed from one channel in...

  • How to Measure a Television Screen

    If you're looking to sell your old television, you'll need to determine what size it is before placing it up for sale. Wide-screen and standard televisions can have the same measurements without...

  • Caring for an LCD Screen

    The most important part of caring for an LCD screen is to dust it regularly. Not only does dust look unsightly, but it also can cause long-term damage. Dust gets inside sensitive electronic...

  • Cleaning an LG LCD TV Screen

    Before you made the leap to a LCD (liquid crystal display) television, chances are you owned a traditional CRT (cathode ray tube), or picture tube, television. CRT televisions rely on thick glass...

  • Troubleshooting Big Screen TV Problems

    Check some basic troubleshooting issues endemic to all sorts of TVs. This includes checking the cable connections in the back to make sure they're secure, replacing the batteries in the remote,...

  • How to Fix the Color in a Big Screen TV

    Big screen TVs--whether flat screen or older models--offer a larger and clearer picture than older tube TVs. When you purchase one, you want the image to look as sharp and clear as possible. If...

  • How to Fix a Television Set

    The average lifespan of a television set is usually around 5 to 6 years. A plasma screen television can last up to 60,000 hours or 20 years, so the type of television set you have plays a huge...

  • How to Buy a Home Theater System

    Every movie buff and/or TV lover has a home theater system at the top of his “wants” list. If you too are a member of the “I want a home theater” club and are now planning to move up to the “I...

  • How to Clean Crayon From an LCD Screen TV

    Clean crayon from an LCD screen TV by purchasing the manufacturer-approved cleaning fluids and using lint-free, non-abrasive clothes. Avoid using regular household cleaners on LCD screens with...

  • How Does Rear Projection Television Work?

    A rear projection television works by having a projector in the back of the TV cabinet which puts a reversed image on the front of the screen and produces a normal picture. Projection tubes for a...

  • How to Clean a DLP TV Screen

    DLP, or digital light processing, TVs cannot be cleaned in the traditional way, with a paper towel and a bottle of Windex. In fact, if you attempt this type of cleaning method, it's usually as...

  • How Do Smart Boards Work?

    Smart Boards are developed by SMART Technologies as an interactive whiteboard with a touch screen. It was first introduced in 1991 as a way for presenters to control Windows-based applications...

  • How to Calibrate an Oscilloscope

    An Oscilloscope is a useful tool to when observing electronic circuit signals. To get an accurate measurement of what you're looking at, your first step should be to calibrate your...

  • How to Use a Broken TV

    Overtime, electronics become old and eventually cease to work. The same is said for televisions and instead of lugging the big thing to the nearest dumpster, you can get creative and actually make...

  • How to Make a Wide Screen TV Quick and Cheap

    If you would like to watch your movies on a wide screen but can't put up the thousands of dollars for that size television, there may be another way. It will require a few other electronic gadgets...

  • How to Keep Dust Off a Television Screen

    A dusty film on your television screen can ruin things when you're watching your favorite show. Keep dust off your screen by using a microfiber cloth and a dryer sheet. The result will be a...

  • How to Buy a Plasma Big Screen TV

    It seems that every sports fan and movie buff wants a plasma big screen TV for their home. They are a great way to bring the action into your home. The screens are large enough to make you feel...

  • How to Compare Big Screen TV Models

    If you are interested in buying a big screen TV, you probably already know how many options you have. What you probably don't know is the best way to go about limiting your options and comparing...

  • How to Sell a Big Screen TV

    So, you're getting rid of your big screen TV. Maybe it's too big, not big enough or maybe the new wife doesn't like it. Maybe you are just trading it in for a newer model. Either way, you need to...

  • How to Troubleshoot a Big Screen TV

    A big screen TV can give a movie theater feel to your living room. Most big screen TVs range in size from 42 inches to 61 inches. However, if you experience the unfortunate problems, follow the...

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