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Thursday, July 5, 2012

What Are The Metrics for Flat Screen TVs

By Burt Anderson


The technology behind Flat screen TV is not new at all but has been around since the'60s. Now that there have been improvements in manufacturing technology they are now easier and cheaper to produce and therefore more readily available to the average consumer. The level of quality and affordability to which we now have access as consumers is causing us to raise the bar of our expectations for other technology in consumer electronics as well.

With additional components to add to the viewing experience such as high-end speakers wall mounts and specialized furniture the flat screen TV has become a staple of the home theater system. Because of the underlying technology that exists within a good unit the consumer is treated to a full movie theater experience within their own home. Because of the every increasing proficiency of production as well as the cheapening of raw materials and Improvements on technology the level of consumer satisfaction and access to superior quality products will only get better.

These pieces of technological prowess owe their stunning color to unique technology that utilizes neon and xenon gases. These inert gases move between two flat glass panels and are completely safe. They produce over 16 million colors including a perfect black which enhances the cinematic quality of the picture.

The longevity of a flat screen TV can be measured in a qualitative manner based on the number of hours it can run until the quality of it's picture degenerates to 50 this is called it's "half life". The standard half life is about 60 000 hours. To ensure maximum enjoyment from your television a warranty can be obtained to take care of minor or major issues.

You'll find that the standard flat screen TV is about 4 to 5 inches deep and is thinner than your normal television. This feature allows you more options on where you would like to place your TV in your home. Mounting it on the wall becomes an option that you didn't have with your previous TVs.

When moving your flat screen TV you need to be gentle because this is a delicate piece of equipment. Due to the nature of how it is designed even the slightest bump or jolt can cause internal damage which will be costly to fix or replace. Placing it on the wall will also keep your precious investment out of the reach of curious children and excitable pets. You can use wall mounts so that you can tilt it down for a comfortable view.

With their popularity there is now specialized furniture wall mounts and cabinets that are now available that cater to this market. There are accessories now to match the many unique needs of the flat screen TV owner. So that not only is this delicate piece of equipment well protected but that it is also fashionable to present and comfortable to watch.

Those who favor contemporary decor can find metallic stands with glass shelves. The consumer may also utilize existing tables and cabinets. Even though the cost of a flat screen TV is coming down they are still not cheap. Although the costs are coming down the flat screen TV is still not cheap and the consumer should always consider safeguarding this investment when placing it in their home. The delicate nature of this fine television means that it cannot be bumped and it definitely must never fall off its cabinet.

You should make sure that when you're planning your budget to purchase your flat screen TV that you also take into consideration the other expenses such as warranties electric bills and even having it delivered to your home. Although the technology is new you still have a significant amount of electricity required and in time as technologies and manufacturing processes continue to improve we will have more durable and more energy efficient options. Until then you have a wide range of affordable options for purchasing your flat screen TV.




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