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From flat screen TVs for your living room, to portable TVs that fit in your pocket, bone up on the latest television technology with the help of eHow's electronics experts. Whether you're deciding between cable TV or satellite TV, or weighing the benefits of plasma versus LCD panels, don't make a decision without consulting eHow first. Home theater projectors, the Slingbox, HDTV and remote controls, eHow’s got the expert television advice you need.

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  • About Dell Flat Panel TVs

    In addition to computer systems, Dell also sells display devices you can purchase individually. The selection ranges from flat-panel LCDs (Liquid Crystal Display) to flat-panel televisions...

  • Why Are LCD TVs More Expensive Than Plasmas?

    Amid all the technological changes in televisions over the past several years is a growing, raging debate that is ongoing between LCD and plasma technology. Generally speaking, LCD (liquid crystal...

  • How to Compare TVs in the U.K.

    When planning to purchase a new television in the United Kingdom, begin by making a list of requirements such as price range, size, type and specific brands that are of interest. There are two...

  • LCD Projection Vs. DLP TV

    Large-screen high-definition televisions are currently all the rage. Not only do these TVs come in different sizes, but they also come in different technologies: LCD, plasma, DLP and projection.

  • How to choose between a LED and LCD TV

    In this article we will review the major differences between LED or LED back lighted LCDs, and standard LCD TVs in order to help you better prepare yourself for your next television purpose.

  • Common Problems of LCD Rear Projection Televisions

    An LCD (liquid crystal dispay) rear projection TV is one of the many types of televisions currently available for purchase. LCD rear projection televisions have several common problems that may...

  • What to Look for in a Quality LCD TV

    LCD TVs are becoming more popular because of their decrease in price and weight. LCD TVs offer more complexity than old fashioned CRT TVs, so a consumer must be more educated to make a good...

  • Digital TV Questions

    The whole world seems to be going digital now in terms of communications, from computers to cell phones to music to television. The United States switched to digital-only broadcasting in June...

  • Samsung LCD Television Problems

    Samsung LCD televisions have a reputation for durable construction and crisp, clear images. Like every other kind of television, however, they do have their share of problems, and LCD TVs may not...

  • Plasma TV Vs. Plasma Monitor

    High-definition plasma screens provide crisp image quality. Unfortunately, plasma screens come at a hefty price. It's important to weigh the pros and cons of both plasma TVs and monitors so you...

  • Omni Vs. Peerless TV Mounts

    As flat panel TV sales have soared, so too have the sales of mounts that let you hang a flat panel on the wall. The market for TV mounts has gotten much larger since the days of tube TVs, though...

  • Samsung DLP Vs. Mitsubishi DLP

    Most of the attention in the HDTV marketplace today is on LCD and plasma screens, which, as of 2009, were the two top-selling types of HDTVs. Another type of HDTV is digital light projection...

  • DLP vs. LCD Projection TVs

    DLP and LCD televisions have been competing for the best picture quality for quite some time. Both TVs have different ways of generating images. The size of the screen is most important when it...

  • About Digital TVs

    In 2009, a transformation took place. Across the United States, televisions that had previously functioned flawlessly were transformed into expensive paperweights. The transformation from analogue...

  • Digital Vs. Analog TV Screen Comparison

    For the first half-century of the medium, almost all televisions were analog televisions. But as of 2009, they have now largely been replaced by digital TVs, which can pick up the digital signals...

  • TV Vs. Vizio

    Shopping for a new television can lead to a big decision for consumers, with such a large number of manufacturers, models, types and sizes currently available. Vizio is a relatively new company...

  • CRT Rear-Projection TV Problems

    Though once the most popular form of big-screen home entertainment, CRT rear-projection TVs are nearly extinct within the television market, having been swiftly replaced by LCDs and plasma...

  • Sharp Vs. Samsung LCD

    Japanese electronics firm Sharp and South Korean manufacturer Samsung are each involved in the design and production of liquid crystal displays, or LCDs. Each company produces a wide range of LCD...

  • How to Rate & Buy a Television

    Buying a new television can be a big decision and everyone wants the best set at the best price. That decision can be tougher when faced with so many different types of TVs from various...

  • 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...

  • LCD Vs. Plasma Vs. CRT TV

    Television manufacturers are looking for the newest and best technology to create the top TVs on the market. As of 2009, LCD and plasma screens are the two best-selling types of flat screen TVs,...

  • Requirements for an Over the Air Digital Antenna

    If you have cable or satellite, you don't need a digital antenna. But after those options, an over-the-air digital antenna is the only way you can watch TV anymore as a result of the nationwide...

  • Advice About Buying a CRT TV vs. LCD

    When deciding between a CRT and an LCD TV, you have to weigh the pros and cons of each. While LCD TVs may be thin, some models may produce a lower-quality image than a space-hogging CRT. If you...

  • Sony Vs. Samsung 46-Inch LCD

    Sony and Samsung each offers several versions of 46-inch LCD TVs. Sony has S, V, Z and XBR series, while Samsung uses a 4, 5, and 6 to distinguish between their tiers of quality. Samsung also...

  • Flat Screen Vs. Projection TVs

    The bottom line between flat screen and Projection TVs is they look great and you will probably be satisfied with your purchase. There are however, certain characteristics each type of TV has...

  • How to Save money On TVs

    Electronics can be expensive and one of the most expensive in your house is the TV. How would you like to save on TVs? You can save a lot of money on TVs by following these steps. Let's save...

  • Problems with Rear Projection TVs

    Rear projection TVs provide viewers with huge viewing screens and crystal clear pictures. They do, however, present some minor problems or issues that you should be aware of when shopping for...

  • Rear Projection TV Color Problems

    Projection TVs provide some of the best pictures you will ever see on a TV screen. Those pictures obviously do not look good if they are in black and white. The colors are what separate average...

  • Plasma Vs. Projection LCD

    Large screen televisions can be a great addition to any living room, and make up the core of a great home theater system. Rear projection was once the technology of choice for big screen TVs, but...

  • How to Choose an LED TV

    LED TVs are the next generation of LCD technology. They offer significant technical improvements over regular LCD televisions. How do you know which LED to pick? The below will help you choose the...

  • Plasma TV vs. LCD TV: Which Is Better?

    The two most popular types of HDTVs are plasma and LCD. Both have advantages and disadvantages which must be carefully considered in order to choose the TV that's right for you.

  • Magnavox Television Troubleshooting

    Magnavox has a long and proud history of developing electronics, starting with the creation of a commercial loudspeaker in 1915. Philips purchased them in 1974, and today many of their televisions...

  • Which TVs Are Analog TVs?

    Analog TVs have officially passed into the realm of the obsolete. They provided reliable television reception for many decades---starting with the Golden Age of television in the 1950s and lasting...

  • LCD TV History

    LCD technology has been used in items such as watches for many years. But the LCD TV helped push the Liquid Crystal Display to a new level of public awareness.

  • How to Buy an LCD Big Screen TV

    Flat screen TVs have dominated the electronics market during the past few years. They have better pictures and are lighter, smaller and more energy efficient than their comparatively huge...

  • 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...

  • Common Problems With a Toshiba LCD TV

    Toshiba has a reputation for quality, and its LCD TVs stand at the forefront of home entertainment technology. But no product is perfect, and like a lot of other TVs, Toshiba's LCD have a few...

  • Sony vs. Sharp LCD HD TVs

    In the beginning days of LCD creation, Sharp offered one of the best TVs on the market. They were rated number one by "Consumer Reports." Sony decided to go the LCD route, instead of plasma, and...

  • LCD TV Features Explained

    Buying an LCD television can be overwhelming. Between the different types of screen resolution, refresh rates, inputs, backlighting and contrast ratios, there is an almost endless combination of...

  • Differences Between a LCD TV Screen & a LED TV Screen

    HDTVs (High Definition TVs) are a booming market--prices have dropped, more brands are available and more channels are broadcasting in HD. But with all the types of TVs available on the market, it...

  • Samsung TV Information

    Samsung is a South-Korean based electronics manufacturer that produces a variety of products ranging from cell phones to computers to home appliances. They are also one of the largest TV...

  • Plasma Television FAQ

    HDTV adoption has been on the rise in the U.S.A., and with the transition to digital broadcasts that adoption rate is going to continue to rise. Plasma televisions are some of the most popular...

  • Explain Wide Screen TVs

    Wide screen TVs are the newer televisions sets, most commonly with an aspect ratio of 16:9 as compared to the 4:3 aspect ratio of older tube-based televisions. This results in the television...

  • Rear Projection Vs. LCD TV

    Televisions, especially HDTVs, improve nearly every year. For a period of time, rear projection TVs were one of the major types of big screen TV, but technology progresses, and now LCD TVs are the...

  • What Is an Analog TV?

    The digital crossover in 2009 heightened the differences between older analog TVs and the digital televisions that have now replaced them. The need for the crossover and the changes it entailed...

  • Sony Rear Projection TV Problems

    Despite starting out as just big screen TVs, rear projection televisions have gone through some extreme changes in the past few years, evolving into some of the best televisions on the market....

  • What Problems Are There With Plasma Televisions?

    Plasma TVs are more affordable than ever; however, buying one is still considered a major purchase. As with any large cash outlay, doing research is a useful way to feel more comfortable with your...

  • What Kind of TVs Have Digital Tuners?

    Because of the transition to digital television in the United States, many people are considering replacing their old analog televisions with digital televisions. Digital television has many...

  • The Best Plasma or LCD TVs

    Finding the best LCD or plasma TV can be a challenge since there are dozens of models to choose from and different options for screen size, picture resolution and sound. To simplify your...

  • How Plasma TVs Work

    Plasma TVs are a form of flat-panel television primarily used for high-definition viewing. These TVs are usually larger than the average television and take up less room due to how thin they are....

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