Archive for the 'Plasma TV' Category
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Source: Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. |
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The verdict is in on Pioneer televisions; they are high quality machines. Most everyone that has used the new Pioneer Kuro PDP-5020FD has had almost nothing but praise for it, although there are some decisions that will have to be made by the consumer when deciding on whether or not this is the right purchase for them. Continue Reading » |
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| The 42PG20 is LG’s entry level plasma television and features a 720p resolution. The 2008 model includes significant changes to both the inside and outside of the television including the new Invisible Speaker system, guaranteeing first class audio quality personally tuned by Mr. Mark Levinson, world renowned as an authority on audio. Continue Reading » LG 42PG20 42 Inch 720p Plasma HDTV Review |
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| Panasonic’s TH42PX80U gives you 42 spectacular inches diagonally of high definition television and includes a built in NTSC/ATSC/QAM digital tuner, side firing speakers, an anti reflective filter, and three HDMI 1080p connections. The plasma panel delivers 1024 x 768 pixel native resolution and up to a 15,000:1 contrast ratio. There’s even an SD memory card slot, JPEG photo viewer and free Gallery Player software.
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We discussed four things to consider when buying a plasma HDTV in our previous money saving tips. 1) Determining what size TV to buy depending on your viewing distance from the set. 2) Why you shouldn’t buy the 1080p hype? 3) Considerations for purchasing a plasma HDTV on a budget. 4) Plasma TV lifespan. Remember, the sharks are still swimming in a feeding frenzy for your money! Continue Reading »
Plasma TV Buying Guide – 7 Money Saving Tips Part II
An evil presence is beginning to swell. Loathsome demons are emerging on all sides, prancing around and seldom appearing in their true shape; Monsters pretending to be good in order to work their malicious behavior when they are really looking for your money. These beasts I speak of are the minions of the electronics manufacturing and retail industry who want to take your hard earned dollars. With their talk of game mode, photo card slots, black level, HDMI, and 1080p picture quality. The following information will help you tame the beast and save your bank account. Continue Reading »
Plasma TV Buying Guide – 7 Money Saving Tips Part I
