Types of TelevisionsTelevisions, the number one source of home entertainment, form an essential part of every home. To cater to the demands of countess homes and the accompanying demands TV manufacturers have flooded the consumer market with all kinds of televisions. Television segment can in fact be treated as one of the most innovative in the terms of ensuring technological advancements and meeting user expectations and the result of that can be seen in the different types of television that you can find in the stores all around you. From Sony to LG, Philips, Samsung and Panasonic they all offer all kinds of televisions and have their own set of loyal users too. Understanding the various types of televisions is required to make the right choice about the one that would be the best option for you. Among the different TVs you can choose the right one for you from, include; Cathode Ray Tube – Direct View TVs Known by various names like direct view or CRT or simply tube TV, these televisions use a cathode Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) TVs The fastest growing and the hot favorite of every user is the LCD television. Liquid Crystal Display Digital Light Processing (DLP) TVs DLP’s or the digital light processing televisions are technologically very advanced examples of TVs and have become part of the product offerings of all major manufacturers. These make use of a DMD Plasma Display Panel (PDP) TVs Plasma Display Panel televisions have carved out a niche of their own and have a very distinct clientele Others: In addition to the above listed variety of TVs there have been others which couldn’t be successful or are in development stage or are expected to dominate in future. SED or surface conduction electron display, LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) and OLEDs (Organic LEDs) are some of the more popular examples of those. (LED TVs in India)
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 wao. Thanks for sharing the details. Well, I was not aware of DLP Tvs earlier. Great job, Rohit. By: Arti716 days ago |
ray tube as the picture device and have been part of almost everyone’s home. These offer good picture quality, are cheapest in price and have served the users for decades together. These suffer from bulky sizes and higher weight. Though the latest trend is shifting the consumer interest away from the 
has become the preferred choice of many mainly because of the sophisticated technology, thin size, light weight and resistance against burn-in. It is one of the most prominent ranges of offerings launched by all major television manufacturers. Some of the 
chip or Digital Micromirror Device which is essentially an optical semiconductor which processes light digitally to ensure for the viewers a different and better kind of viewing experiencing. The technology was developed by Texas Instruments and the range of DLP TVs is part of the homes of rich and luxury hotels of repute. These are available in front projecting as well though rear projection is more popular. 
all over the world. These are offered as flat panel TVs and are known for ensuring the best quality of picture better than rest, most of the times. Though these are compact in size like the LCDs yet are heavier than expected. These are steadily expanding their reach and are becoming part of more and more homes.
