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  • Lifespan of a Plasma TV

    These days the lifespan of a plasma TV is quite good. As technology advances, better televisions will be produced that will last even longer. The majority of plasma TV manufacturers give an estimated lifespan of around 60,000 hours.

    • How to Choose a Surround Sound System

      Whether you choose to purchase your surround system as a packaged set or as individual components, you can be sure you will enjoy it for years to come if you plan carefully and follow the setup instructions for optimal performance.

    • PVR - General Information

      Unlike a VCR, however, a PVR lets you skip commercials without fast-forwarding.  Convenient, right?  It’s an advertiser’s nightmare—but consumers love the idea.  Just look at sales for Sony’s TiVo.

    • What is HDTV

      HDTV is and acronym that stands for high-definition television. This means it uses a television picture format that is made possible by using digital television (DTV) signals. HDTV can provide viewers with images that are six times the resolution seen on traditional televisions, as well as crystal-clear digital sound.

    • LCD Versus Plasma TV

      Burn-in is by far one of the most debated issues when it comes to comparing plasma and LCD TVs. Plasma displays are certainly prone to burn-in. This occurs on the screen if an image is left for too long, resulting in a ghost of the image that is permanently burned on the screen.

    • DLP TV Versus Plasma TV

      When comparing plasma to DLP technology, you really need to compare the most important feature, which is the quality of the picture. The higher level models of plasma televisions are a step ahead in the ‘contrast’ category as they can deliver ratios of about 4000 to 1.

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