There are so many options for a high definition TV today: LCD TV, LED TV, 3D TV and Plasma TV ? the options can seem endless. Make sure to do ample research and ask around to find out what kind of HD TV is right for you.
View all articles by Peter Malcolm LED TV?s come in sizes from 15? to 60?. There are not many available larger than that. For a larger screen, plasma TV?s most commonly come in sizes 42? to 65?. These are the most common sizes for each type. Even larger screens are available for rear-projection systems. These range from 65? to 82?. The size you choose depends on where and how you intend to view the television.The most economical and smaller size are LCD or LED TV?s. It is suggested that you go for a 32? or larger for the full effect of high definition viewing. Smaller sizes just don?t have the impact that a larger screen gives. Plasma TV?s in the 42? size range are comparably priced, but one of the drawbacks of plasma screens is that they tend to glare in brightly lit environments. LED TV?s also are more energy efficient, and tend not to heat as much as plasma. However, plasma TV?s have a wider viewing range. If you are sitting off to the side, or on the floor, the picture will not be distorted or washed out as it will be with an LED TV. LED?s are best viewed straight on. So if you want a larger than 42? screen, plasma TV is probably a better bet.
The size screen you choose depends on the size of your room. Many experts have formulas to help make that decision. A large screen in a small room will not give you the full effect desired; it will also make non-HD content look grainy. One rule of thumb says to measure the distance from the screen to where you will sit, and divide that by 2.5. So if you are sitting 48? from the TV, the optimal
size screen would be 19?; 60? from the screen, 24?; 72? from the screen, 32?; 150? from the screen, 60?. Screen sizes are measured diagonally. You want to have the screen fill your field of vision, but not beyond.
Another more flexible rule of thumb on choosing screen size is from 1.5 to 3 times the distance you will be sitting, That would mean that if you have a 60? plasma TV, you would want to be sitting anywhere from 8-1.2 feet to 15 feet away. A 32? screen would put you 4 to 8 feet from the screen for maximum viewing. Also keep in mind that the larger the screen, the larger the pixels, so if you are too close to a large screen, the picture will appear grainy.
Obviously, it is personal choice when choosing the size of the TV and there is no absolute right or wrong. There are currently a wide range of choices, both in technology of the picture and size of the TV. Most popular models in the stores today are in the 32? to 54? range. Many of us don?t have theater-sized living rooms, and will find that size range most adequate for our enjoyment and appreciation of full HD viewing. Whatever your television choice, you will definitely be pleased with your purchase.
There are so many options for a high definition TV today: LCD TV, LED TV, 3D TV and Plasma TV ? the options can seem endless. Make sure to do ample research and ask around to find out what kind of HD TV is right for you.
There are so many options for a high definition TV today: LCD TV, LED TV, 3D TV ? the options can seem endless. Make sure to do ample research and ask around to find out what kind of HD TV is right for you.
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