I been looking at flat screen HD TVs for a while. The prices are coming down. Perhaps they will come down to the point where I can afford one in the next few years. I am perplexed. I have a first class FCC license and am thoroughly versed on standard TV.
I see flat screen TV with 1040 and 480 resolution and 620 x 480 resolution. What is the difference? I see liquid crystal projection TV's. I know of the older ones with the three over driven tubes. They did not last long. What do we know about liquid crystal projection? Is it any good? I see expensive plasma TVs. Are they worth the extra cost? Do they last? I see liquid crystal flat screens. Is this technology better or worse?
Finally I see flat screens with built in standard NSTV tuners. I see them with built in DVD drives. I see none with built in HD tuners. Why not? If I were to pay $1,000 for a TV I want the HD tuner built in. It reminds me of the day when we had to install FM converter boxes in our autos. Any reason for this?
Perplexed.
Frank Z
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