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by Darren Murph 
posted Nov 9th 2008 at 11:30AM
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by Darren Murph posted May 22nd 2008 at 1:11PM
5 tips for HDTV shopping
by Matt Burns posted Sep 28th 2006 at 10:31AM
The launch of another Tickle-Me Elmo marks the start of the holiday shopping season, and let us guess that a new HDTV is on the top of your list. While our own annual HDTV shopping guide is still a few weeks off, Alan Lofft compiled five useful HDTV shopping tips that should get you by till we release our comprehensive guide. These five tips are great guidelines to understand before starting the overwhelming experience of shopping for new technology. We have heard it said, and totally believe it, that people spend more time shopping for a new HDTV then they do a car. There is simply so many options out there that Alan sums it up at the end of this article by making you repeat: "There is no best, there is no best." Keep that, along with these five tips, in mind when shopping for your new HDTV.Sound and Vision Mag: optimal HDTV screen size
by Matt Burns posted Feb 13th 2006 at 2:41PM
Americans love big
TVs. It's just in our nature and now that the HDTV is here, we have a great excuse to put that 60-inch set in our
living rooms. Sound and
Vision has a couple of charts that allow you to plot what size HDTV will be just right for you space. Just like we
mentioned in our buying
guides a few months back, it all has to do with what you watch. You can buy a huge HDTV, but if you put SD on it,
you'll need to sit farther back to see the detail. Likewise, if there is a 1080i picture on your screen, you'll want to
sit closer to it then if it was just 720p. There is a point where you just can't tell the difference between 720p and
1080i and they even have a chart showing that too.[via digg]
