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HDTV
HDTV is short for high-definition television, which offers clear, precise images with rich colors and contrasts. Traditional standard definition television (analog or digital) uses up to 480 lines per picture. In comparison, HDTV can deliver lifelike picture quality with either 720 or 1080 lines per picture, digital sound and wide­screen viewing.
More lines per picture result in crystal-clear, true-to-life images.
 
HD and HD-Ready
HD televisions have integrated (or built-in) HD technology, providing all the equipment you need to accept and reproduce high-definition content right out of the box. HD-ready means the TV is capable of displaying HD content, but a separate HD tuner is required to convert on-air, cable and satellite signals to higher resolutions.
 
Resolution
Resolution refers to the number of pixels a television is capable of producing. You will see these measurements given as 'pixels wide' x 'pixels high.' A television with the ability to display HD content can have resolutions of 1024 x 720, 1366 x 768 or 1920 x 1080. The greater the pixel count, the higher the resolution.
 
Step 2: Define Your TV Viewing Preferences
Plasma and LCD TVs both use the latest technologies to deliver a stunning, high-definition picture that is vastly superior to standard television. Compare them here to find out which one is right for you, according to your lifestyle.
 
LCD TV: The Ultimate TV for Sports Enthusiasts
The big game looks incredible on LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) TVs. They offer lightning-fast response times and an ultra-wide viewing angle. Watch the ball fly and see the crowd cheer in stunning, crisp detail.
 
Plasma TV: Your Home Theater
Plasma TVs provide excellent visual sharpness and a broader range of color in a huge, hi-def picture – so you can see your favorite movies, photos and videos like never before.

HDTVs Require Expert Technicians for Repair & Adjustments
 
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