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While there is
absolutely nothing wrong with setting up a home theater surround sound system and using a still-working analog tube
or CRT rear projection big screen TV [so long as you either connect it to a digital-to-analog converter box and digital-capable TV antenna or subscribe to digital satellite television or cable television service. Once the DTV transition is completed in the United States in mid February 2009, all over-the-air broadcast network
analog TV signals will cease transmission] or even a 720p HDTV, we highly recommend that you choose a 1920 x 1080 Full HD 1080p high definition television if you are shopping for a new TV.
That's because a 1080p HDTV (or 1080p projector) is more compatible with the 1080i high definition video signal that's commonly output from HD satellite and cable TV receivers, and perfectly matches the resolution produced by Blu-ray disc players (including PS3) and 1080p upscaling DVD players. Over the next several years, 1080p televisions will become the minimum offered by TV manufacturers in all but the smallest of diagonal screen sizes. |
55.iNCH.TV/Samsung
Samsung's 55 inch 1080p LED LCD
smaller size 950 Series LCD available:
Samsung's 46 inch 1080p LED LCD |
