LCD TVs
Digital flatscreen TVs are practically the norm these days as they are take up a lot less space than the old CRT televisions. They’re also lighter, last longer and offer a superior viewing experience with wider viewing angles. There are LCDs televisions to cater to everyone’s budget and size ... View more - View less
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from £133Screen size: 19'' • Aspect ratio: 16:9 • Frequency: 50 Hz • HD Support: HD Ready • Audio type: Dolby Digital Plus
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from £6,999Screen size: 75'' • Aspect ratio: 16:9 • Frequency: 800 Hertz • HD Support: Full HD • Audio type: Dolby Digital Plus
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from £917Screen size: 60'' • Aspect ratio: 16:9 • Frequency: 100 Hz • HD Support: Full HD • Audio type: Dolby Digital Plus
Buying Guide - LCD TVs
What is LCD?
The LCD TV is the most common form of flat screen TV. Whereas plasma technology was originally synonymous with flat screen televisions, LCD TVs are now the dominant breed. An LCD television is made up of a backlight and an LCD panel. An electric current causes the liquid crystals to twist or untwist, either blocking or transmitting light and creating an image on the screen. Because an LCD TV's pixels are simply transmitting light rather than emitting it, screen sizes can range from very small up to very large, with no increase in manufacturing complexity.
Although not always the case, an LCD TV can also be incredibly thin and light, with some only millimetres deep. These super-thin and light LCD TVs are ideal if you're looking to mount your flat screen television on your living room wall.
Although all LCD TVs use the same basic screen components, the technology surrounding the screen can be just as important. Features such as 200Hz processing, intelligent frame creation and local dimming backlights can have a big effect on your viewing experience, so don't just buy based on size and price.
High definition
There are basically two high definition standards - HD Ready and Full HD. An LCD TV that's labelled as HD Ready will be able to display a 720p or 1080i high definition source. However, a Full HD LCD television can display a 1080p high definition source. 1080p means that the picture has 1080 lines of data that are transmitted and displayed progressively, or all at once. A Full HD LCD TV will have a resolution of 1920x1080. The good news is that the vast majority of LCD TVs available today are Full HD. HD Ready LCD TVs do still exist, but they tend to be budget models with small screen sizes.
Of course a high definition TV requires a high definition source device to drive it.
If you don't want to invest in a set top box solution like Sky HD, you should look for an LCD TV that has a built-in Freeview HD tuner. With Freeview HD you'll be able to watch high definition content without needing to connect any other equipment to your television. But for the ultimate high definition experience you'll need a Blu-ray player, which will pump glorious 1080p movies to your LCD TV.