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Although cheaper than ever before, TVs are still relatively expensive. Buyers should research all their options before shelling out hundreds or thousands of dollars. The first step is to figure out what features you want. These include:
- 3-D capability (and how many sets of glasses you need)
- Wireless or wired network access (for Internet access, streaming movies through Netflix, DLNA, etc.)
- Viewing angles (will you always be watching from straight on or do you need good picture viewability from odd angles)
- Refresh rate (will you be watching much content with fast action like sports and video games)
- Resolution (1080p or 720p)
- Screen size (usually measured as the diagonal of the screen, but you should also note the height, width, and depth of the set)
- Television type (plasma, LCD, DLP, or LED)
- Brand Continue reading
