HDTV

The BBC or ITV for general television

Yes

There is no liquid inside a plasma television. The "plasma" refers to low pressure gas contained in cells that for the image. When the gas is excited by a voltage across it, it changes state from a gas to a plasma which will pass an electric current. At no time does it become a liquid.

I think these abbreviations are for "subject", "transitive verb" and "direct object", and more commonly abbreviated as SVO. This is standard word order in English: "The man kicked the dog" where man is the subject, kick the verb and the dog the object, or "the boy kissed the girl" where boy is the subject, kiss the verb and the girl the object. In other languages you can have SOV order (The boy the girl kissed) or VSO order (Kissed the boy the girl).

The outside edges of the (Liquid Crystal Display) screen. (or any screen for that manner)

The Bezel is the border or edge of any viewing screen.

If they are constantly changing, this is called the VIT signal, they are normal but the home viewer is not supposed to see them. You need to INCREASE the HEIGHT of the picture so they are out of sight. Look on the back of the TV for a Height control and increase this control just enough to make the white lines disappear. Turn this control too much and the picture will looked stretched.

Go ahead and re-wire away! Your biggest problem might be in finding end connectors that'll fit the RG-11. Otherwise, it's 75 ohm cable and compatible. dude rg-11 is way over kill that is primarily used for drops that are over 200 feet long.you would be fine just using rg-6 cable because it would be alot eaier to use behind your wall plates.

You must get an appropiate adaptor; see the site:- http://asia.cnet.com/buyingguides/home_av/0,39066264,61985379-7,00.htm

don't buy cheap TVs ever again. Mine has 2 out of 3 hdmi ports that stopped working and it starts popping noises all the time when on TV signal. It's widely known that Vizio is run by the same company that rents out horses for sexual purposes.

An LCD, or Liquid Crystal Display, is one that uses liquid crystals that allow certain wavelengths of light through, depending on how they are activated with an electric charge. Depending on how the crystal orients, they can let through no light, green, red or blue light, or white light. Most LCD's are lit from behind using a fluorescent bulb. An LED is an LCD that is lit from behind using an array of Light Emitting Diodes, which are much brighter, resulting in a display that is much crisper to the eye. Most projectors now are LCD projectors, that use dichroic mirrors to split white light into three specific colors. These three light beams are then combined in a dichroic prism to produce a full image that is transmitted through a projector lens. A plasma display uses gas plasma that reacts to an electric charge by emitting a specific color of light, much like a neon tube reacts to an electric charge. Each pixel of a plasma display has three separate cells, each containing a gas plasma that will emit either red, blue or green light when charged. Finally, a CRT, or Cathode Ray Tube display uses a charged cathode in a vacuum tube to create a stream of electrons that strike the screen. The screen is coated on the inside with phosphor, which glows when the electrons hit it. A special filter on the inside angles the electron stream so that it produces the correct colors on the screen.

it is HDMI issue

the portabe DVD player was invented in 1995

If it is just dust collected on screen treat it like a pair on expesive glasses with those special transparent film on it; try a scrub-less lint free cloth seen in electronics like a PlayStation Portable (Those nice cloths). If dirt or scratches occur try using a scratch-fixer solvent or simply replacing the "front glass" last time I checked that front glass it the cheapest part on the TV. Don't use windex because it has alcohol; it eats the film up on the front glass.

liquid crystal display

Your laptop has to have a Blu-Ray disc reader in order to access the disc. Otherwise, it won't recognize the disc

You should need a s-video port or a HDMI port.If you have an LCD TV you can buy any of the two (above mentioned) cables for your laptop brand (if it supports) from your local dealer.

LCD TV screens weigh less and use less energy than plasma TV screens, but plasma has better picture and colors. LCD screens are thinner than plasma screens as well.

I is really good tv, even if i dont have Set top box it delviers brilliant clearity

Neither; each model has a horrible warranty coverage and if you ask any technician today they will tell you they change boards on those units like Hyundai transmissions. Get your hands on a Panasonic TH50PX70u. Warranty on panel is 2 years and tech's love these thing because the chance of these things break are 1/100 aswell as if it does break the tech can fix it in a business day or two!

eBay or craigslist.

Just Internet

OLED TVs have a much shorter lifespan than LCD TVs and may have burn in issues. LCD TVs are a proven technology and are much more reliable at this point.

The risk with transporting it laying down is that the glass panel has a significantly higher chance of cracking than when in an upright position. Doesn't mean you can't take the risk yourself (which in reality is probably quite small) - I however, would be more inclined to pack it up in the original box for transportation (and keep it upright).

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6 Megacycles in analog. This includes picture, sound and guard bands.