Iornically all TV are good it depends upon your choices… each has its own say...
5= Excellent 4= Very GOOD 3 = GOOD 2= OK 1= THIK HAI CHALTA HAI
The quality of picture depends much upon feeding the signal… good tight connections , no interruption , less joints, no high buildings nearby , less wires HD signal input is different and a must.
Cd/dvd/cable hd signals needed for real HD experience
It is amusing to see sellar luring customer showing 4;3 picture zoomed in and making it stretched here man woman in tv appear shorter thicker… as if pic video compressed hd 16:9 in put signal must be HD …
For Aristocrate Look and performance BIGGY concepts Plasma
For GENERAL quality, your best bet will be CRT
Now popular is LED >> LCD LED giving near Plasma performances
For brightness, your best bet will be LCD.
For response time, your best bet will be CRT, followed by Plasma
For light weight, your best bet by far will be LCD For affordability, your best bet by far will be CRT.
People simply with test of the best biggy costly opting for PLASMA… as bigger the better.
LED just performs nearly as good but little inferior ..then plasma
LCD though little cheaper then LED performs little 5 % lesser
CRT Flat cheapest, easy to repair , conventional , No need to change Set box or high cable charges Sizes popular maxm 32 "
*DLP requires maintenance in changing the bulb every few months to couple years (depending on TV usage).
*DLP projection is only made 42" and up, and nowadays is commonly only found in the realm of 52"+
Plasma is only made 32" and up. Options are becoming more limited as manufacturers shift to more profitable TV's.
CRT is only made 40" or less, and nowadays is common only up to 27".
LCD is available in a wide variety of sizes, but tends to be very expensive at larger sizes.
3 yrs survey and studies…...2009 to 2012 things change… now choices and preferences are....
LED >PLASMA>LCD>CRT flat>round outdated and DIGITAL Projector TV more for seminars .
Star was first to go for HD, then colors , now Z also. Sports Films Lover HD is real GOOD Discovery Geographic soon going HD
5= Excellent 4= Very GOOD 3 = GOOD 2= OK 1= THIK HAI CHALTA HAI
The quality of picture depends much upon feeding the signal… good tight connections , no interruption , less joints, no high buildings nearby , less wires HD signal input is different and a must.
Cd/dvd/cable hd signals needed for real HD experience
It is amusing to see sellar luring customer showing 4;3 picture zoomed in and making it stretched here man woman in tv appear shorter thicker… as if pic video compressed hd 16:9 in put signal must be HD …
For Aristocrate Look and performance BIGGY concepts Plasma
For GENERAL quality, your best bet will be CRT
Now popular is LED >> LCD LED giving near Plasma performances
For brightness, your best bet will be LCD.
For response time, your best bet will be CRT, followed by Plasma
For light weight, your best bet by far will be LCD For affordability, your best bet by far will be CRT.
People simply with test of the best biggy costly opting for PLASMA… as bigger the better.
LED just performs nearly as good but little inferior ..then plasma
LCD though little cheaper then LED performs little 5 % lesser
CRT Flat cheapest, easy to repair , conventional , No need to change Set box or high cable charges Sizes popular maxm 32 "
*DLP requires maintenance in changing the bulb every few months to couple years (depending on TV usage).
*DLP projection is only made 42" and up, and nowadays is commonly only found in the realm of 52"+
Plasma is only made 32" and up. Options are becoming more limited as manufacturers shift to more profitable TV's.
CRT is only made 40" or less, and nowadays is common only up to 27".
LCD is available in a wide variety of sizes, but tends to be very expensive at larger sizes.
3 yrs survey and studies…...2009 to 2012 things change… now choices and preferences are....
LED >PLASMA>LCD>CRT flat>round outdated and DIGITAL Projector TV more for seminars .
Star was first to go for HD, then colors , now Z also. Sports Films Lover HD is real GOOD Discovery Geographic soon going HD