HDTV Buying Guide 2008 Edition
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| Rating | : | 4.16 (597 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0965197530 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 68 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-01-04 |
| Language | : | English |
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It also includes a glossary of terms you may encounter when shopping for your new TV, and what effect they might have on your decision. Industry expert Bruce Berkoff knows HDTVs inside and out, and he tells you just what you need to know about them so that you can make the right choice. "This book covers all the bases, but is so easy to understand that I'd give it to anyone in my family who wants to buy an HDTV. I think my Mom can benefit from this book, too." Ross Young, founder of DisplaySearch. And he does it all in simple terms so that you can make your choice with confidence. Learn what to look for and what to avoid in flat panel and other TVs. He explains all the different technologies, along with their advantages and disadvantages. It will make holiday gift buying easy." Alfred Poor, HDTV Almanac "Bruce Berkoff knows just how to explain HDTV so you can put your new understanding to work right away. Understand the latest "green" advances that help the environment and save you money
"Thorough and Easy to Understand" according to Andrew Eisner. Sometimes you think you may know something but then someone explains it in terms you can understand you all of a sudden say, "oh, I get it now." This is the case with Bruce Berkoff's book about HDTV. Bruce obvioulsly has a command of the subject matter and a talent for explaining it. He tells you what's important and what not to bother with like manufacturers' specs on contrast ratios which are measured under so many different conditions they become a meaningless comparison. I enjoyed this book and learned a few things about HDTV, I'd recommend it to anyone shopping for HDTV or just wanting to enhabce their knowledge of this subject.. Easy Read, Simple Yet Comprehensive P. Molisani After an easy 2-hour read, I was off again to the electronics store to compare the seemingly endless choices of HDTV's. This time I knew the proper size and features of the LCD I wanted to buy for my living room and had a list of meaningful questions to ask the salesperson regarding price guarantee, warranty, and extras (cables and external speakers). The money saved on cables alone offset the cost of the book many times over. I especially found the "myth busting" boxes and "what to look for" paragraphs informative. The title of the book says it allHDTV Buying Guide.