The Best HDTVs for 2011 Purple Star

Super crisp,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], yet energy efficient: LCD televisions provide an amazing picture with a wonderfully thin screen,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], perfect for anyone looking to conserve room space! But, are there alternatives to LCD? Here,http://www.awfowskiepttk.fora.pl/turystyczny-hydepark,13/the-best-hdtvs-for-2011-purple-star,97798.html#98322,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], we'll review the current top sellers in terms of customer satisfaction and product excellence, and a comparison of HDTV technologies. Buy an HDTV in confidence, after you've educated yourself about all alternatives and upcoming technologies that may replace LCD HDTV,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]! This page is created so that you can follow these logical steps:
The ultimate one-page guide to LCD HDTVs: all of the "need to know" information about HDTV & 3D TV technology you'll need before making that final decision!
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Much like other LCD devices you're more used to, such as alarm clocks and computer monitors - LCD televisions also utilize a technology based on polarized light,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], where two polarized panels are located in front of and in back of a thin layer of liquid crystal gel, that is divided up into individual pixels. Each pixel is activated individually thanks to two axis of wires, which polarizes them accordingly.
"Ghosting" used to be a noticeable problem with older model LCDs. It's a term that describes how certain bright parts of a movie would "hang around" for a few seconds, or even display a trail as it moved across the screen. This is due to brighter pixels that would 'maintain' light for a time period of 20 milliseconds, while undergoing the transition to another color or light intensity for another 15-20 milliseconds of time. Since the inception of LCD televisions,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], that time was shortened to only 8 milliseconds.

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