Q. I have a rather small living room and I am wondering how close my LCD HDTV can be to my large home stereo speakers. When I move our older (non HD) TV too close (about 12") to our home stereo speakers the screen gets green spots and distortion. I am wondering if being too close to a large speaker will hurt or interfere with the HDTV. Thanks!
A. LCD TVs are not affected by magnets. Put the speakers where you want. You only have to worry about magnetic fields with CRT (Picture Tube) TVs.
Do any small flatscreen tv's have a built in antenna?
Q. My aunt's old analog tv in the kitchen uses its built-in antenna to get local stations. If we replace it with a small lcd hdtv will she need an external antenna to receive digital signals?
A. Most TVs have no built-in antenna any more, since the digital signal is very sensitive to direction.
Go to www.antennaweb.org and see what type of antenna you need, depending on where your aunt lives. She may be able to use a small internal antenna.
Go to www.antennaweb.org and see what type of antenna you need, depending on where your aunt lives. She may be able to use a small internal antenna.
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