Q. My old jvc television is a normal 24in. I am in the market for a new flat screen wide screen 24in or 26in LCD HDTV for my room. I'm not sure what brand is best and I'm looking for something cheap. I found a tv with these specs for 350 from Olevia. Should I buy this television or is there something better? Not looking to spend more than 450. I don't buy for the brand name I buy for the functionality and reliability.
A. If you want to replace a 24" 4:3 aspect ratio TV with a widescreen 16:9 aspect ratio TV, then in order for the height of the new set to be the same as the old, you'll have to get a 29" set. The sets are measured diagonally. So a widescreen set with the same diagonal size as a standard set will have a much smaller picture. As far as Olevia is concerned, the latest consumers reports has Olevia generally ranked highest among the other second tier sets. Regarding warranty, see the attached comparing various brands warranty and service.
http://hdguru.com/your-new-disposable-flat-panel-hdtv/107/
http://hdguru.com/your-new-disposable-flat-panel-hdtv/107/
what is the difference between all the new tvs?
Q. there are so many new tvs. There is plasma, lcd, hdtv and other anacronyms. I am about to be in the market for a new tv and I need all of this explained simply and easily. Is there a web site that can break all that down for me?
A. cnet.com has reviews and some good explanations
bestbuy.com also explains the pros and cons of all the technologies
bestbuy.com also explains the pros and cons of all the technologies
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