Recommended By Size

Use the links below to find our top recommended LCD TV's in each size category.

TOP 10 LCD TVS
1	Sony KDL-40XBR4
2	Sharp LC-32D44U
3	Sony KDL-32M4000
4	Sony KDL-46V4100
5	Samsung LN46A550
6	Sharp LC-46D64U
7	Vizio VW46LF
8	Samsung LN52A650
9	LG 42LG50
10	Sony KDL-52XBR4
Last Update: January 2009

LCDTV & HDTV NEWS

Samsung Introduces New LCD TV Lines

Samsung introduced 3 new LCD television lines this week. The A850, A860 and A950 will be available this fall in 46", 52" and 55" sizes. See more about the new LCDs below.

Samsung LN46A850 46" HDTV
Samsung LN46A860 46" HDTV
Samsung LN46A950 46" HDTV
Samsung LN52A850 52" HDTV
Samsung LN52A860 52" HDTV
Samsung LN55A950 55" HDTV

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LCD TV ARTICLES

LCD TV vs. Plasma

This is the #1 question for me at any dinner party: Which is better, LCD TV or Plasma? This is a much debated topic and a fun one. When choosing between plasma and LCD TVs, you're actually selecting between two competing technologies, both of which achieve similar features (i.e., ,bright crystal-clear images, super color-filled pictures) and come in similar packages (i.e., 3.5 inch depth flat screen casing). Read More...

How to Calibrate Your LCD Television

Factory settings on TVs are almost always tweaked to maximum brightness and contrast and are enabled with image "edge enhancement" features as well. Manufacturers do this so that the TV picture will "pop" on the retail store floor compared to other models. However, this is not how the director of the programming you are viewing intended for you to see the film, or sports or sitcom that you see. Read More...

LCD TV RESPONSE TIME, WHY IT'S IMPORTANT

One of the specifications you'll see (or will not see) when researching a new LCD TV flat screen purchase is response time. This important spec represents the amount of time it takes for one pixel to go from active (black) to inactive (white) and back to black again. It is measured in milliseconds (ms) with a lower number meaning faster change between active and inactive pixels and resulting in less image artifacts. Read More...