How to Choose a New HDTV: A Step-by-step Guide

Written by Justin Whitaker

Thursday, 26 January 2006

What seems like a simple proposition – go to your local electronics store, find a TV that looks snazzy, plop down $1,000 and walk out with a great new HDTV – is actually a much more involved process. If you make an error in judgment and end up getting the wrong TV, you’re either stuck with watching a sub-par TV for next few years or forced to shell out additional time and money to buy another TV. If you are looking to buy a new HDTV and struggling with questions like… - What are the features that I should look for in an HDTV? - How much should I expect to pay for a new HDTV? - Do I need to buy a new HDTV tuner or antenna as well? - What type of TV – CRT, DLP, LCD, rear-projection – will work best for my family and me? … then this article will help you find the right HDTV for you (or at least narrow down your selection). After reading through this article, my hope is that you will become an informed shopper that can confidently find an HDTV that best fits your needs. After all, how likely are you to find the right TV for you if your plan is to just visit the local Best Buy or Circuit City and listen to what the salesman has to say? I would expect that you are more likely to walk out of the store with an expensive TV, which may or may not be right for you.

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