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40 – 46 Inch Flat Screen Tvs That Don’t Require Hd Signal To Function Properly?

admin — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 08:43:17 +0000

I’m looking to buy a new LCD tv between 40-46 inches that does not require an HD signal. I am having a hard time finding TVs that fit this requirement. It would be great if I could have a few suggestions.

What Is The Difference Between A Normal Tv And A Flat Screen?

admin — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 20:44:30 +0000

It depends on what you mean by “flat TV” – are you talking about a flat TUBE or an LCD-type screen. If you are talking about a flat tube vs. a regular tube – which is what I think you mean – the difference is that the flat screen more accurately displays the picture. This is because on a normal tube TV the front of the tube is curved – like looking at an eyeball from the side – and that tends to distort the picture at the edges. A flat screen does not have to bend the picture to fit the curved edges and therefore its a more pleasing, non-modified, uncurved view of the picture. Also, flat screen TVs don’t reflect as much ambient light from the room making it a nicer looking picture during the day.

What Is The Best 42 Inch Flat Screen Tv Under A £1000 ?

admin — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 04:34:36 +0000

Please help !! I’m bombarded with so many types of flat screen TVs plasma, LCD HD ready, Full HD….
I have PS3 and would like to watch HD movies on it but mainly will be watching standard definition Sky TV.. so i need a tv that can show HD but also shows standard def without looking rubbish !! Your advice would be much appreciated .. cheers

Can I Use A Flat Screen Monitor In Place Of A Tv?

admin — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 01:38:49 +0000

My TV is about to die, and I am thinking it might just be worth my while to replace my TV with a 20 inch flat monitor. Just making sure it can be done.
The way I am thinking, a TV in addition to the screen has a receiver to get the channels and an amplifier/speakers for sound.
But if i get my TV stations through a cable box, and amplify my sound thru an audio receiver, wouldn’t it make sense that all I really need is the screen (the built in receiver and amplifier in a TV is superflous). In addition, I have the Miglia eye TV, compatible with my macbook, so I can get TV stations on my MacBook (it is an analog to digital converter)
I think it is a neat idea, and flat panel monitors cost less than flat screen TVs, plus I could use it for more stuff on my computer.
But before I go out and buy a 20+ in monitor, just want to check that it can be done.
Also is there a way to stream video (all video, including TV and DVD) wirelessly from my laptop to the monitor?

Plasma Tv Or Lcd Tv? Are Those The Only Choices For Flat Screens?

admin — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 14:45:12 +0000

What are the differences between plasma and LCD for a 50″ or so flat screen TV? Are those the only choices in flat screen TVs?
What are the best / worst brands? What types of warranties (if any) should I look at?
FINALLY: I don’t care about sound quality, only picture quality and longevity.

What’s The Difference Between Hd Flat Screen Tv’s And?

admin — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 08:44:15 +0000

LCD flat screen tvs. Also what is the difference between HD and Blue Ray?

What’s The Difference Between Hd Flat Screen Tv’s And?

admin — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 04:32:32 +0000

LCD flat screen tvs. Also what is the difference between HD and Blue Ray?