Choose your TV is right for you
ByBefore choosing a TV, you decide whether to place it on the ground or hang on the wall like a painting or a mirror.
Wall: If you want to hang a flat screen TV with LCD or plasma technology, measure the wall based on the best seating position that allows you to see the equipment. Make sure you have enough space to install struts well spaced, otherwise you can not hang a heavy object such as the television. If you do not have enough space, you can purchase a support wall. You can hang the TV by myself or entrust the task to a bricklayer or an installation expert.
On the ground: If you want a flat screen but do not have a wall big enough, you can buy an LCD or plasma TV and a special support. Of course, CRT televisions and rear projection ones can be placed anywhere else, and often cost less, without forcing compromises over quality.
To find the most suited to your TV room, evaluate the length, width and depth of the area where you plan to place it. Sellers include screen dimensions in listings and the characteristics of space at your disposal to help you determine the size of the TV for you. If you’re thinking of buying a home entertainment system, remember that you must leave some free space on each side of the unit, so you can not embed the TV between the furniture already there.
Establish the appropriate size for the screen
Do not buy a TV too large to occupy all the space available. If your couch is only a foot away from the screen to 70 “, you will have the same uneasy feeling that you are at the cinema when you sit in the very first file. The following recommended viewing distances for wide-screen TVs:
Distance from TV Screen Size
150/200 cm 37 ”
240/270 cm 42 “or 43″
300/330 cm 44 “to 50″
330/390 cm 50 “to 60″
390/420 cm 50 “to 60″
over 450 cm more than 70 ”
Get the most space
Some types of television are more suited than others for certain rooms.
Small rooms: LCD flat screens between 15 “and 21″ CRT TV from 15 “to 20″ units combined TV / DVD / VCR and portable TV.
Narrow room: rear projection, LCD and plasma.
Large rooms: TV CRT, plasma, LCD and rear projection.
If you buy a TV with a screen 38 “or larger, choose among those with a plasma or DLP rear projection.
Consider weight
Before concluding the purchase, check the weight of the product and shipping costs. Typically, the purchase of a TV involves a heavy cost of shipping higher. You could save by choosing a flat screen LCD or plasma TV than a traditional cathode ray tube, which certainly weighs much more.
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