You want the size of your TV to be appropriate for the size of your room, considering viewing distance and your budget. If you have a large room where you want to place your TV, consider whether you want to view it from a small conversation area, or from anywhere in the room. LCD TVs are now available in a wide range of sizes.
Performance
Resolution -- Look for high-definition resolution -- 1080p (1920x1080 pixels). It should also be compatible with other formats -- 1080i, 720P, 480P, 480i. You need 1080p to view and HD DVDs in native full resolution, You also need 1080p for best results with gaming and computer applications.
Color -- Look for well-saturated color and deep blacks.
Viewing conditions -- What is the viewing angle of the new TV from which viewers will get a good clear image? A matte screen surface helps avoid distracting reflections.
Picture quality -- Moving images should be sharp, smooth and free of distracting , flutter and jitter. Look for smooth streaming images.
Features
Internet online capability -- the future of television is in streaming content over the Internet. Make sure your new HDTV can access internet content as seamlessly and easily as possible, with a wide range of content choices.
capability -- You may want to connect your HDTV to an external sound system, or DVD player, game consoles, computer. Make sure that the input and output jacks can accommodate your equipment.
LED Backlighting -- Light-emitting-diode (LED) is the latest and best LCD technology. Full array backlighting has the LEDs behind the screen for controlled dimming of portions of the screen. This gives the best contrast ratios available.
Owner's Manual -- A manual written in easy-to-understand English for a non-technical reader.
Remote -- Look for a full featured remote, with ease of use and keyboard to interact with Internet TV. A backlighted remote would easier to use in the dark.
Picture and Sound controls -- Look for controls that allow a non-technical viewer to easily control sound and picture quality to their liking.
Design
When the room lights are darkened, viewers focus on the image -- not the design of the TV. When room lights are on, I would like the TV to be non-obtrusive, not fancy -- just the basic black look of the frame.
Price
In the end, price trumps! Look for the best value for your money. You know your budget,
Performance
Resolution -- Look for high-definition resolution -- 1080p (1920x1080 pixels). It should also be compatible with other formats -- 1080i, 720P, 480P, 480i. You need 1080p to view and HD DVDs in native full resolution, You also need 1080p for best results with gaming and computer applications.
Color -- Look for well-saturated color and deep blacks.
Viewing conditions -- What is the viewing angle of the new TV from which viewers will get a good clear image? A matte screen surface helps avoid distracting reflections.
Picture quality -- Moving images should be sharp, smooth and free of distracting , flutter and jitter. Look for smooth streaming images.
Features
Internet online capability -- the future of television is in streaming content over the Internet. Make sure your new HDTV can access internet content as seamlessly and easily as possible, with a wide range of content choices.
capability -- You may want to connect your HDTV to an external sound system, or DVD player, game consoles, computer. Make sure that the input and output jacks can accommodate your equipment.
LED Backlighting -- Light-emitting-diode (LED) is the latest and best LCD technology. Full array backlighting has the LEDs behind the screen for controlled dimming of portions of the screen. This gives the best contrast ratios available.
Owner's Manual -- A manual written in easy-to-understand English for a non-technical reader.
Remote -- Look for a full featured remote, with ease of use and keyboard to interact with Internet TV. A backlighted remote would easier to use in the dark.
Picture and Sound controls -- Look for controls that allow a non-technical viewer to easily control sound and picture quality to their liking.
Design
When the room lights are darkened, viewers focus on the image -- not the design of the TV. When room lights are on, I would like the TV to be non-obtrusive, not fancy -- just the basic black look of the frame.
Price
In the end, price trumps! Look for the best value for your money. You know your budget,
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