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You don't have to be very old to remember when LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) screens were invented. Today LCD TVs completely dominate the television market. Their nearest competitors, plasma TVs continue to lose ground against them while anything less than a flat screen TV is almost considered quaintly old fashioned.
LCD TVs have come so quickly that most of us have not been able to keep up with the changes. Our LCD TV Buyers Guide will help you understand everything you need to know about them. Then use our TV comparison tools to find the right TV for your needs.
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If you are looking for a big screen TV, then you are probably debating between plasma, LCD and perhaps a rear projection television. Just a few years ago, plasma was the frontrunner in big screen TV, but recent advances in LCD technology have made that format the frontrunner in sales.
Does this mean you should follow the pack and get an LCD TV? Does plasma still have advantages over its rivals in the big screen television department?
Review our buying guide to find out the pros and cons of Plasma TV.
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3D TV capability is now available on a range of Plasma and LCD LED televisions in Australia. We explain how 3D TV works, what you need to buy and why you may not buy a 3D TV today.
Major brands such as Sony, Samsung and LG are offering 3D capable televisions in Australia. Review and compare the latest 3D TV models available on the market. 
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If you're tired of having to decide between websurfing and watching TV, it might be time to consider buying an internet TV. Since internet-enabled television is the wave of the future, this is something that is definitely worth thinking about, but is now the right time or should you wait until later? If you buy one now, will a newer, better, cheaper model be available tomorrow? Are there enough services available now to make it worth buying today? Which brand or model is the best? This brief guide to buying an internet TV will help you make the right decision.
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No sooner did we upgrade to HD TV than a new technology hit the market. Internet-ready HD TVs are the latest thing and by the looks of things, they are here to stay. In the United States, Internet TV is already threatening the cable TV giants and projected growth figures worldwide indicate the trend is accelerating. In Australia, advertisers are increasingly turning to internet TV, with a projected growth of nearly 500% by 2016. With everyone from television manufacturers to cable television to internet service providers getting in on the act, it looks like they are here to stay. What is Internet TV? Do you need to buy an internet-ready TV in order to take advantage of it? Do you need to pay for expensive subscriptions in order to use it? Here's everything you need to know about Internet TV: |
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There are those who say that IPTV will never replace conventional TV, but then again, there were those who said the personal computer would never find a large market. With internet giants like Google and major television manufacturers like Sony, LG and Samsung investing billions in perfecting the technology, it is more likely that standard broadcasting will become a relic of the past in the not too distant future. Market researchers see an explosion in their popularity coming soon and predict a nearly 500% increase in sales of internet-ready TVs by 2016. |
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