Digital Grabber revisits the HDTV market, now that the prices are more or less in line with non-HD TVs.  Reading this guide should help you along the road of buying a new HDTV, and will give you some defense against the sales patter of staff at your favorite electronics store.

"The big question last season when shopping for a new TV was whether or not to invest in a HDTV

ready set. That is no longer the question. Prices today are comparable between standard TVs and

HDTV compatible ones that it's a no-brainer to go with a HDTV ready set. So the question is not

whether to purchase a HDTV, but what kind of HDTV to purchase? We have three consumer choices:

Plasma, LCD, or DLP. Here's a brief look at the pros and cons of each and our recommended pick in

each category."

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• Philips 230WP7NS 23" WUXGA LCD Widescreen Monitor @ Bona Fide Reviews
• Samsung LE32T51BX

  32" HD Ready LCD @ UK Gamer

• Basis

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