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LCD FLAT PANELTV FAQ's Guide
Please review these commonly asked questions
regarding LCD TV’s:
Q: Are LCD TV's difficult to install?
A: All of our LCD TV’s come complete with a built in
TV stand. You may set them
on a flat surface just like an ordinary standard TV.
Our LCD TV’s may be wall
mounted and we suggest you read our guide on how
to wall mount your LCD
TV. Click here to read more
Q: Do LCD TV's have a burn-in problem?
A: No, they do not. Unlike CRT and plasma TVs,
liquid crystal displays do not use phosphor and
thus have no problems with a still image
becoming permanently stored on the screen.
Instead, LCD TVs use a backlight on a colored,
translucent liquid crystal screen. Higher quality
and longer life.
Q: How long will my LCD TV last?
A. LCD TV Flat Panel screens are designed to
last for up to 25 years or longer. It is dependent
upon the quality of the panel, amount of time it
has been used and how well you have taken
care of your LCD.
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Q: Can I use a game console such as Sony
Playstation 2, Nintendo Game Cube or Microsoft
XBOX with my LCD TV?
A: Yes. If you intend to use a game console
and/or watch standard TV broadcasts over
cable, satellite or antenna, an LCD TV is a
superior choice over plasma televisions. The
repetitive image from games and unused black-
filled borders will damage a plasma TV by
burning a permanent image into the phosphor.
Q: Will leaving my LCD TV on cause the image to
degrade?
A: No. Unlike plasma TV�s, this LCD TV does not
exhibit aging over time. The brightness of the
image remains the same because LCD
televisions use a florescent back light. SEE
LCD TV'S NOW
INTERESTING FLAT PANEL TV FACTS!!! DID YOU
KNOW?
:
*LCD TV's can be as thin as 2-inches deep.
*The very highest resolution LCD View Flat
Panel TV'S
monitors show 9 million pixels, or 18
times more than analog TV.
*LCD lamp lifetimes last up to 60,000
hours, which translates into almost 25
years based on average American TV
usage (6.6 hours per day) while
Projection TV lamps last only
6,000 on average or 2.5 years.
*An environmental study written in 2004
by Keith Baker and supported by the
U.S.
*Display Consortium found that
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computer monitors "lifetime electricity
cost and resultant emissions from the
CRT's are 2
to 3 times greater than that of the
equivalent
*LCD's. By nature, LCD TV's are high
resolution digital devices, making them
an optimal choice for viewing- both
today and tomorrow.
*LCD TV's are among the lightest
televisions available today for their
size.
*LCD glass is no ordinary glass, but
rather a highly engineered substrate
with a surface quality so precise that
today's greatest
acceptable surface deviation for LCD
substrates is roughly equivalent to a four
inch
wave on an area the size of the Pacific
Ocean.
*The large, ubiquitous displays featured
in the futuristic movie 'Minority Report' are
not so far-fetched, given that much of the
technology required to make them
currently
exists.
*The National Retail Federation
estimates that consumers purchased
1.4 million televisions in preparation
for Super Bowl XXXIX (February 6,
2005).
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LCD FLAT PANELTV FAQ's Guide
Please review these commonly asked questions
regarding LCD TV’s:
Q: Are LCD TV's difficult to install?
A: All of our LCD TV’s come complete with a built in
TV stand. You may set them
on a flat surface just like an ordinary standard TV.
Our LCD TV’s may be wall
mounted and we suggest you read our guide on how
to wall mount your LCD
TV. Click here to read more
Q: Do LCD TV's have a burn-in problem?
A: No, they do not. Unlike CRT and plasma TVs,
liquid crystal displays do not use phosphor and
thus have no problems with a still image
becoming permanently stored on the screen.
Instead, LCD TVs use a backlight on a colored,
translucent liquid crystal screen. Higher quality
and longer life.
Q: How long will my LCD TV last?
A. LCD TV Flat Panel screens are designed to
last for up to 25 years or longer. It is dependent
upon the quality of the panel, amount of time it
has been used and how well you have taken
care of your LCD.
SEE LCD TV'S NOW
Q: Can I use a game console such as Sony
Playstation 2, Nintendo Game Cube or Microsoft
XBOX with my LCD TV?
A: Yes. If you intend to use a game console
and/or watch standard TV broadcasts over
cable, satellite or antenna, an LCD TV is a
superior choice over plasma televisions. The
repetitive image from games and unused black-
filled borders will damage a plasma TV by
burning a permanent image into the phosphor.
Q: Will leaving my LCD TV on cause the image to
degrade?
A: No. Unlike plasma TV�s, this LCD TV does not
exhibit aging over time. The brightness of the
image remains the same because LCD
televisions use a florescent back light. SEE
LCD TV'S NOW
INTERESTING FLAT PANEL TV FACTS!!! DID YOU
KNOW?
:
*LCD TV's can be as thin as 2-inches deep.
*The very highest resolution LCD View Flat
Panel TV'S
monitors show 9 million pixels, or 18
times more than analog TV.
*LCD lamp lifetimes last up to 60,000
hours, which translates into almost 25
years based on average American TV
usage (6.6 hours per day) while
Projection TV lamps last only
6,000 on average or 2.5 years.
*An environmental study written in 2004
by Keith Baker and supported by the
U.S.
*Display Consortium found that
for SEE FLAT PANEL TV'S
computer monitors "lifetime electricity
cost and resultant emissions from the
CRT's are 2
to 3 times greater than that of the
equivalent
*LCD's. By nature, LCD TV's are high
resolution digital devices, making them
an optimal choice for viewing- both
today and tomorrow.
*LCD TV's are among the lightest
televisions available today for their
size.
*LCD glass is no ordinary glass, but
rather a highly engineered substrate
with a surface quality so precise that
today's greatest
acceptable surface deviation for LCD
substrates is roughly equivalent to a four
inch
wave on an area the size of the Pacific
Ocean.
*The large, ubiquitous displays featured
in the futuristic movie 'Minority Report' are
not so far-fetched, given that much of the
technology required to make them
currently
exists.
*The National Retail Federation
estimates that consumers purchased
1.4 million televisions in preparation
for Super Bowl XXXIX (February 6,
2005).
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