Compare LCD vs DLP TVs

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LCD screens are made of several polarized glass panels, between which are liquid crystal molecules. An electric current is run throughrepparttar crystal molecules, changing their position in respect torepparttar 135697 glass. As light passes throughrepparttar 135698 molecules, these changes in angle result in different lightness/ darkness patterns that produce images onrepparttar 135699 screen. There are usually three polarized glass panels, one with red pixels, blue, and green. This system also produced very accurate, vivid images, but angle is important. You may notice thatrepparttar 135700 best colors in an LCD display are seen straight-on.

Is DLP, LCD TV Screens better thanrepparttar 135701 other?

Simply put, that is a difficult question to answer. Unlike Plasma TV screens DLP and LCD last much are longer, and are considered to both have superior image quality. LCD screens tend to have slightly better contrast, with a larger range of black and white color shades. DLP, however, still has faster refresh rates than LCD (although LCD has been vastly improved in this area overrepparttar 135702 last two years). This can have implications if you are really into high-action motion (sports, action movies), because movement may seem a little blurred with LCD at times. Also, you'll want to remember that in order for you to getrepparttar 135703 best color out of your LCD, you have to sit right in front of it. LCD TVs also have a slightly shorter lifespan than DLPs, with only 45,000 to 60,000 hours compared to 75,000 hours or more. As far as price goes, LCD and DLP are still more expensive than Plasma, but like all things in time, their price has been coming down. And right now, DLP is slightly more expensive than LCD, but not by much. DLP, in our eyes, isrepparttar 135704 best investment, at least forrepparttar 135705 next few years.

Popular DLP TV Units and Prices

Samsung HLP4663W 46" Widescreen DLP TV Monitor: $2700 Toshiba 62HM84 62" HDTV-Ready Projection DLP TV: $3000 Zenith D60WLCD 60" LCD Projection HDTV-Ready TV: $1050 Gateway 56" Widescreen HD-Ready DLP Rear-Projection TV: $3500

Bradley James is a senior editor at SciNet.cc, a website containing many helpful consumer electronics review articles. For more information on LCD and DLP TV technology, please visit our LCD vs DLP TVs webpage.


Apple iPod 4th Generation

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In addition to downloading songs fromrepparttar internet, iTunes allows you to import songs from your CDs to your iPod. You can transferrepparttar 135559 songs in MP3 or AAA format and atrepparttar 135560 quality level you desire.

There are also some special features found onrepparttar 135561 latest iPod. There is now an alarm on your iPod so that you may wake up to your favorite music. There is also a calendar and to-do lists, as well as simple games such as Music Quiz, Solitaire, Brick and Parachute. Also,repparttar 135562 new iPod has a notes reader that enables you to read text-based documents that you have downloaded. In these ways,repparttar 135563 new iPod increasingly resembles a typical PDA, as well as a digital music device.

The iPod currently sells for approximately $200 - $350. The earlier iPod with 15GB of space sells for around $220, whilerepparttar 135564 newest version with 20GB of space usually sells for about $390.

Bradley James is a senior editor at SciNet.cc, a website containing many helpful consumer electronics review articles. For more information on the Apple iPod, please visit our Apple iPod webpage.


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