See The Difference – Sales people love to show consumers how much better their TV shows will be with a big, beautiful, expensive HDTV screen. Turns out though that as many as 50% get SD content on their HD set…but they’re happy. Photo Source – Touchstone

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With the end of the writer’s strike all of your favorite TV shows will soon be coming back on air. Perhaps it’s time for a new HDTV to catch all the action. Consider Westinghouse Digital’s new 42” TX-42F450S 1080p LCD HDTV. Whether you’re most interested sitcoms, dramas, or watching a movie, the TX-42F450S offers high-end performance and great features at a price that won’t break the bank. It is perfect for the consumer looking for a true cinema experience right in the comfort of their home.

The TX-42F450S features:

• 1920x1080 high resolution HDTV with ATSC/NTSC/ClearQAM tuner
  
• 1080Pure -- all HD input connectors deliver a 1080p signal
  
• Multiple HD input connectors including four HDMI connectors
  
• Ultra high 5000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
  
• Wide 176-degree viewing angle
• Speedy 6.5ms response time; ideal for gaming
  
• Preset and custom video modes for an exceptional viewing experience
  
• MSRP of $1,199
  

Whether you’re a home theater buff or just wanting to upgrade to a large-screen LCD HDTV for the big game, Westinghouse Digital has the ultimate solution with its new lineup of TX Series 1080p LCD HDTVs.

All TX-Series LCD HDTVs offer 1920 x 1080 resolution, the highest standard available to consumers for HD digital video display; an integrated ATSC/NTSC/ClearQAM Tuner; ultra fast response times; and a full suite of connectors. The high-end TX-Series ups the ante with 1080Pure for 1080p resolution out of all HD connectors, an ultra high 5000:1 contrast ratio, and four HDMI connectors. read more »

With so many advertisements out there for HDTV sets and services, you're probably wondering where to start. You may be asking, "What's all the hoopla about?" or "Is it worthwhile to trade up?" And, of course, you want to know how much it's going to cost. Here are a few answers to those questions to get you started on the road to high-definition television.

Understand that, in general terms, high-definition television, also known as HDTV, is more than twice as detailed as conventional analog television, also known as standard definition TV or SDTV. HDTV not only offers larger, richer images as compared with SDTV, it also includes multi-channel movie-quality surround sound as well. So, in layman's terms, viewers often report seeing sharper, brighter images. read more »