HD TVs are commonly referred to as Plasma TVs. The biggest thing to consider when buying any TV is what you're looking for/looking to get out of the television. Try looking at this site, they explain the difference very well: http://www.pcworld.com/article/137429/lcd_vs_plasma_which_hdtv_is_right_for_you.html
HD refers to High Definition, which is the signal the television processes. LCD mean Liquid Crystal Display, which is the way the screen displays the signal.
HD LCD is a type of T.V HD - High Definition LCD - Liquid Crystal Display
Haier 39 inches L39Z10A Full HD LCD TV, Samsung 32 inches LA32E420 HD LCD TV and Panasonic 24 inches TH-L24C5D HD LCD TV are best among LCD Tv's.
HD is way better.
A Sony LCD HD TV can be plugged into a laptop. You need a HDMI cable in order to do this.
depends on if its full hd or hd ready
There are various places one can find information regarding full HD LCD TVs. One can go to their local library and borrow books on HD LCD TVs. Alternatively, the website "Which" also have a great article explaining about LED, LCD and plasma TVs.
LCD and HD are not comparable. HDTV is a high-resolution format that can be played on plasma TVs, LCD TVs, LED LCD TVs, and so on. To ask which is more clear is like asking "Which has better sound, a CD or a CD player."
When shopping for a LCD HD TV, you should consider buying a full 1080 hd television. The quality of picture is amazing. The price varies greatly depending on the size.
No. Your HD tv should be able to handle many formats.
yes
there are 3 different kinds of HD TV's: LCD, Plasma, and DLP. LCD's are best value for the smaller HD's (like under 42"), Plasma is best for like 42 - 56", and DLP is best for anything really big. They are all capable of 720p and 1080p. The only hidden cost is the extra cost you have to pay to your cable company to get HD programming. Of course you can still get regular crappy old programming on it for no extra cost, and you can get HD programming over the air for free, but depending on where you live, there'll probably only be a few channels and it will be stuff like ABC, NBC, you know, the typical over-the-air programming.