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Sony's thinnest 40" diagonal monitor includes the performance and Full HD 1080p resolution of BRAVIA Z-Series HDTVs, the revolutionary Sony BRAVIA KLV-40ZX1M LCD Flat Panel Monitor lets you see the world from a whole new angle. At 9.9 mm thin and approximately 26 pounds, the KLV-40ZX1M is flatter than any other large-screen monitor available, approaching the thinness of the 11" (diagonal) Sony XEL-1 Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) TV. Sony offers beautiful design inside and out by incorporating a Wide Color Gamut LED edge light instead of conventional fluorescent lamps, which allows the KLV-40ZX1M to produce rich, more realistic images
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While looking for a new HDTV to purchase, you will have seen various offers on both LCD and plasma HDTVs. But what is the difference between plasma and LCD TVs? The answer is actually more simple than you may imagine. Many people may think that you'd need to be well versed in technological terms to understand the difference. Not so. Let's have a look at the difference between plasma and LCD TVs for you.
Okay, let's start with the basics. The main difference is the advantage each one can give individual consumers who want different things. It is these differences that can sway a buyer's decision one way or another. It is necessary to think about the differences when choosing.
The first difference between plasma and LCD TVs is the screen sizes that they are available in. They differ in screen resolution greatly. For example- plasma TVs tend to range from 32 inches to 60 inches while a LCD TV generally ranges from 13 to 42 inches. If you're after a smaller TV, then you would be best with the LCD option. If you have the room for a larger machine, then a plasma TV may well be the better option.
Naturally, the size won't be the only issue you want to be thinking about. There are other features to consider before you decide on the HDTV that is the best for you. LCD TVs for example tend to have a fixed angle viewpoint, which means you will have to move the TV around to get the best picture for yourself, whereas plasma TVs don't have this limitation, and will look great at all angles you have them at.
While different materials and other elements are included in the two differing formats, but the issue of the fixed angle viewpoint is a major thing to take into consideration when pondering the difference between plasma and LCD HDTVs. Other things to think about include life span of your equipment, screen burns and other issues that can plague these kinds of HDTVs.
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Introducing the beautifully-designed Toshiba REGZA 40RF350U 40" (measured diagonally) Super Narrow Bezel Design (under 1” wide) LCD HDTV. Featuring Toshiba’s new 10-bit panel which provides 64 times more colors than a standard 8-bit panel, offering smoother transitions between color changes and during subtle shade transitions. 3 HDMI connections, a 1080p full HD picture and PixelPure 3G™ 14-bit internal digital video processing creates a superior picture - all in a space that formerly fit our 37” screen size.
