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Component caries a better picture but you will need 2 extra cables for the audio.

Go into the menu and look for picture mode settings. The TV might be in the "store or demo" mode. These settings would make the picture too bright for home use.

LG makes lots of TV. They make TVs of all sizes, 3D TVs, and many more.

Sinkholes are perminant but usually get filled in with debrie or dirt. Also sinkholes can become small ponds depending on the size.

Presently you dont. Simple as that. Dual Link DVI is required, so use the supplied DVI cable for that, or get another dual link DVI. Rumors say it will be possible in a driver update later on, however that is unconfirmed!

Power consumption varies between individual models, but LED-backlit LCD televisions typically consume less power than plasma televisions.

You should be able to go about 100' with RG-56 with little or no problems.

OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) technology is still developing, its use in small applications ('phones, cameras etc) is fine. It has yet to progress to be reliable enough for large screen TVs, though this of course may change.

Yes.

According to Wikipedia, Videocon is one of the world's LCD panel manufacturers.

Also, according to news in 2011, Videocon invested a LCD panel factory in Mumbai, India with the support of local government (City and Industrial Development Corporation, or CIDCO).

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The best color representation and viewing is Lime Green and Purple......

Freeview is the UK's terrestrial television service and as the name implies, provides subscription free broadcasting. In 2010 it began to offer HD services as well as SD. Many HD televisions include a Freeview receiver but is is only in 2010 onwards that they began to include an HD Freeview receiver.

If the HD television is 2010 or earlier it probably does't have an HD receiver To improve the quality of image, an HD freeview set top box can be added to enable the HD channels to be received. As far as SD channels are concerned, don't expect to see any noticeable improvement in quality. The built in receiver in the television will generate exactly the same signal as the external receiver on all SD channels.

You can use RCA cables or coax. You will see on the back of your Dish receiver a TV out for either coax or the RCA cables out, then plug the cable into the input of your TV. Be sure to tune your TV to whatever input you choose to view dish satellite programming.

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Actually plasma screens are in total 600hz but they are divided in 10 subfields, each of which run at 60hz. But in conclusion, 10 subfields of 60hz reduce motion blur almost to zero and look alot cleaner than 1 subfield of 120hz, 240hz, etc.

MiniDV video is captured to a computer in real-time as it is played back on the camcorder.

A Firewire DV card is by far the best to use, it was designed for video and has a vary high transfer rate, make sure your camera has firewire, a lot of time it is marked as DV out. You can also add a firewire card to your computer fairly easily. Search for 'PCI firewire card' for desktop computers and "PCMCIA firewire card'

USB won't work because the transfer rate is not fast enough.

Another option is to use a professional video transfer service. They use super high quality audio cables that connect miniDV decks to high quality video cards directly. This would get you the best quality. StashSpace.Com offers this transfer service for $6.95 a tape.

Yes you can, although it does depend on how long it will be on its side. It is best that LCD TV's be kept upright as much as possible, however a short trip (30 mins-1hr) in a car on its side will not cause it damage. In actual fact some large screen TV's instructions tell you to lay the TV on its front to atttach the stand.

Powed cords always plug into an outlet.

First of all, LCD and LED are used in the same TVs. It's just that the LCD screen is LED backlit. So the true name is LCD/LED-backlit TV. The LCD (liquid crystal display) uses tiny gel-like crystals positioned in front of a light source, most commonly the LEDs. Changing the shape of the crystal changes the colour it produces.

Plasma on the other hand, works sort of like the old CRT technology. Tiny cells held between two panels of glass hold a mixture of noble gases (gases which don't react to other gases). Electrifying the gases turns it into plasma which emit UV light to excite phosphors which in turn emit visible light. Different UV wavelengths would produce different colours.

On a final note, plasma is considered a "failed technology". It works but it had many problems such as overheating. Should you be looking to buy a TV, go LCD.

Dreambox works like all satellite tv receivers work. It decodes the signal coming from the satellite and allows you to watch satellite tv channels on your tv. You connect the dreambox to your satellite antenna, than connect it to your tv, and do an auto scan, and you can watch satellite tv channels on your tv. Almost all Dreambox are HD, so you can watch HD channels using dreambox receiver. Dreambox is a more advanced satellite receiver, allowing users to gain more control over the receiver and uses advanced softwares and ecryptions. This is why it is considered to be among the best satellite tv receivers.

HD 1080p televisions are produced by many different companies that range from low end to high end. Toshiba, LG, Samsung and Sony all offer reliable HD 1080p television sets. Coby and Sceptre offer lower to mid tier products.

It does look a lot better, but you have to be receiving an HD signal. A regular TV signal on an HD TV looks like a regular TV (except, in all probability, bigger).

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Yes, however the screen is the most expensive component and it may be as expensive as replacing the tv.