LCD HDTV 4

It’s a good idea to go with an LCD TV if you want to enhance your home theater experience. They’re the best TVs you can get today. They have huge screens that will make you feel like you’re part of the action. No doubt, though, that if you are ready to purchase a new LCD TV, you will want to find the very best one. The following are several tips to remember when you are looking for the best LCD TV.

Tip #1 - Avoid Used LCD TVs - One of the first tips you need to remember is to avoid going with a used LCD television. Yes, of course finding a deal is important, but buying a used

TV that could have something wrong with it just isn’t worth it. Most probably you will be able to find a reasonable price for a brand new TV that you like and you will also have the assurance of knowing it will work the way it ought to.

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If you are in the market for a new television set, there just hasn’t been a better time to get high quality equipment that will last for years at low prices. Of course, TV technology continues to improve and as the new HDTV broadcasting format becomes more standardized the prices will continue to fall, but not the precipitous drops that we have seen in the past few years though.

So what about these LCD HDTVs? What makes them so special, and what should you look for when buying one?

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For some time now the hot news in the technology market has been HD DVD movies. Everyone is speculating which format will win, Blu-ray or HD DVD. It is like the vhs vs beta max debate of the 80’s. The Blu-ray format is made by Sony and is incorporated into the new PS3, so they have an advantage there. HD DVD is made by Toshiba, and is much cheaper than Blu-ray. I believe that this will ultimately make the HD DVD the standard for high definition movies.

Many stores are dropping the prices on the Toshiba HD DVD for the holidays, and while some are just having black Friday sales on them many stores such as Wal-mart are dropping

the price permanently. The trend is to drop the price right under $200, which is a very good price for technology this new. Because of the big difference in price between the two formats, I believe that after the holidays the HD DVD will slowly pull away from Blu-ray in sales. Once a lot of the players have sold on black Friday and other holiday promotions, people will begin to buy the movies in that format, which will be the deciding factor ultimately. The more movies that are bought in one format or the other, the better the chance that that format will win the battle.

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