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Don’t give up on tubes…With flat panel TVs emerging nowadays such as plasmas and LCDs, most consumers are highly misinformed and believe that the quality of a flat panel is better than that of a tube (CRT) TV. This is not true at all. The image quality of a plasma or LCD TVs far inferior to a CRT, such as the Sony KD-34XBR970. Even worse, more and more people are buying these flat panel TVs as a ’status symbol’ and do not understand true picture quality. Why do you think studios use CRT monitors during production and editing instead of a plasma TV? Most studios want the best, most accurate picture possible, so they use CRT monitors. The quality of the Sony KD-34XBR970 is much like a studio monitor, and surpasses all other displays regardless of cost. The dot pitch is so fine and the picture has so much realism to the point where all other displays look dull and muddy in comparison. Convergence and geometry is perfect out of the box, and the set looked fantastic. Its picture had depth and dimension, unlike the flat look of most plasma and LCD TVs. HD channels look amazing they are very real and are not overly enhanced. The Sony’s on-board processing and DRC is perfect and does not make sources look pixelated at all. The picture is fine, clear, and has exceptional detail.

They have shown high definition TV and watch the one in the commercials during your favorite sports. (Your children) and you want a new Xbox 360 or PS3 and you want to make sure you have the right to get on tv for your money from your new toy. So you've decided that this is the year to the leap to a brand new one, elegant LCD flat-screen TV. This is all well and good, but what do you do next? You are in the Alphabet Soup of LCD, HDMI, lost 1080p, 1080i, 720p. You are in more thanYour head with technical terms like refresh rate, contrast, and millisecond response time.