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| Well-known Sony made significant changes to their HDTV lineup. Moving out of plasma HDTV and re-branding their LCD line to Bravia, the consumer electronics giant offers plenty for your home improvement needs... |
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| Sharp Electronics doesn't offer plasma or DLP models, but in the LCD arena they have one of the most extensive lines available. Everything from the 26" LC-26D6U to the largest LCD panel currently available, the 65" LC-65D90U, are offered in the Aquos line, possible fits for any home improvement project... |
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| Samsung is well known for quality in the home electronics world, and their line of HDTVs is top notch. So consider them for your home improvement plans... |
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| Well-known and long known for excellent stereo equipment, Pioneer has moved into television in a big way in recent years. Sizes on plasma sets range primarily from 42" to 50", with prices as low as $1,700 all the way to over $6,500, well worth a look for your home improvement plans... |
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| Well-known Phillips, inventors of CDs and a host of other electronics type gadgets, offer a long line of both LCD and plasma HDTVs. The line covers everything from the 30" 30PF9946D LCD for under $1000 to upwards of $6400 for the 50" 50PF9986 plasma. Fortunately, with Phillips, you frequently get what you pay for in your home improvement projects... |
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| Panasonic is a well-known and trusted name in the home electronics industry and their line of HDTVs is no exception. Long focused more on plasma HDTV, they now sport many models in LCD and DLP as well for your home improvement needs... |
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| Hitachi consistently makes it into the top 5 for all HDTV manufacturers because they make quality products with excellent pictures, a must for any family room home improvement project. Of course this could be for other rooms as well: basements, bedrooms, etc... |
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| Toshiba's HD-DVD player first hit the market selling around $500. Although some people who reviewed it listed mixed comments, the picture quality overall was rated excellent, plus some of the features rated so-so...
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| To help you decide about which system to use with your home improvements, here is some information on the two formats, Blu-ray and HD-DVD, plus some pros and cons of each... |
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| A heads up here with some technical notes, before launching into the product reviews. Note that: the amount 720 or 1080 represents the number of horizontal lines of pixels, with the larger number corresponding to 1920 x 1080 resolution. The letter 'p' or 'i' stands for progressive and interlaced, respectively. Interlacing 'paints' the screen in two passes, one for even lines another for odd, progressive does so in a single pass...
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