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Top 5 About HDTVs
High-definition television (HDTV) or is the video that has the higher resolution than traditional television systems (standard-definition television, or SDTV, or SD). HDTV and one or two million pixels per Atarvan nearly five times the SD. The use of high-definition broadcast technologies in the early analog, but today’s HDTV broadcasts using digital video compression.
1. Samsung Series 8 UN55C8000
Samsung again advances to the head of the class with the 55-inch model in its Series 8 line of LED-backlit 1080p LCD TVs. The ultrathin, sleek-looking Samsung UN55C8000 delivers terrific images, solid audio, great support for multimedia playback, and superb connected-TV features. It also supports 3D content, a feature that is likely to become increasingly important in the next few years..
2. Hitachi 50V500
Black-level performance on par with DLP TVs; slim and light design; custom “day & night” modes for each input; excellent feature package.Black-level performance still less than perfect; expensive.This set offers the best out-of-the-box performance we’ve seen yet from a rear-projection LCD.
3.Gateway 56-inch DLP HD-ready TV
Relatively inexpensive; excellent connectivity; bright and incredibly detailed image, wide viewing angle.Still much pricier than similar-size CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) rear projectors; some rainbow effects; video noise and grayish blacks in darker scenes; inaccurate color.
Gateway’s budget DLP rear projector won’t win on style, but its picture is a pleasant surprise.
4. Vizio XVT553SV Is an HDTV Bargain
Its first-time setup wizard starts by having you set up your Internet connection, via ethernet or either 2.4GHz or 5GHz 802.11n Wi-Fi. Having the 5GHz option available can be quite helpful. Vizio has built a reputation for manufacturing flat-screen TVs that deliver great value for the money, and the company’s top-of-the-line 55-inch LED-backlit LCD TV,
5. Sony KF-60WE610
Black-level performance on par with DLP TVs; slim, light and stylish design; excellent feature package.Black-level performance is still not quite as good as that of CRT-based RPTVs; lacks independent memory per input; expensive.
A huge leap forward in performance for LCD rear-projection TVs, the newest Grand WEGA line gives DLP a run for its money.
