TV Buyers Guide

NEW Hand Held Portable 2.5"Color TFT LCD TV/Monitor C41 US $48.78 (1 Bid) Auction Ends: Wednesday Aug-20-2008 9:48:22 PDT Bid on this Item   | Watch this Item

CURTIS RT700 7" LCD TV WIDESCREEN PORTABLE US $41.95 (2 Bids) Auction Ends: Wednesday Aug-20-2008 10:11:34 PDT Bid on this Item   | Watch this Item

Curtis 7 In. Widescreen LCD Portable TV RT700 Mint US $49.00 (0 Bid) Auction Ends: Wednesday Aug-20-2008 11:38:52 PDT Bid on this Item   | Buy this Item   | Watch this Item

INSIGNIA NS-7HTV 7in PORTABLE DIGITAL 7 inch LCD 7" TV US $111.11 (13 Bids) Auction Ends: Wednesday Aug-20-2008 12:00:00 PDT Bid on this Item   | Buy this Item   | Watch this Item

Let’s talk about portable lcd tv’s today.

If you want a portable lcd tv, then you’re probably looking for something between 2.5” all the way to around 10”.

These things are great for people on the move (or for watching that important game while you’re at work!)

Some of the popular brands of portable lcd tv’s are “coby”, “axion”, and “pyle”. Also, Sony have a few models that are small enough to be classed as portable lcd tv’s.

One of my favorite small screen LCD TV’s is the Coby 5” model. This little thing sits on my kitchen counter quite nicely, and doesn’t take up too much space.

One thing that can suffer with these small portable TV’s is the sound quality. Now obviously you’re not going to be expecting ground breaking sound quality here, but you want to make sure the TV sounds good at average volumes. I checked reviews online to find a TV that doesn’t have “tinny” sound, and I settled for the Coby in the end. And at the price of around $90 (at the time of writing) it’s a pretty cheap buy.

If you’re interested in something that can play DVDs (which is a great feature to have with a portable LCD, seeing as the reception isn’t always great with the antennae), then the model I recommend you look in to is the Axion bravo series 8” TV/DVD combo. These things sell for around $215, but I’ve seen them for around $150 used on eBay.

Anyway, that’s all I’ve got time for today. I hope this post has shed a little light on the portable LCD TV market.

See you soon.

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TV LEARNING LCD UNIVERSAL REMOTE FOR DIRECTV TIVO DVD US $9.99 (0 Bid) Auction Ends: Wednesday Aug-20-2008 7:04:32 PDT Bid on this Item   | Buy this Item   | Watch this Item

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Welcome to my new site called TV Buyers Guide!

My name is Henry, and here’s my story:

Not too long ago I decided to buy a new television from the internet.

But one of the problems I found was the lack of good impartial advice to help me make a decision on what TV to buy. So I’ve decided to start a website that will help other people who were in the same situation as me.

It can be very confusing buying a television nowadays. There are so many choices and decisions to make. And because they’re such a large investment, you want to make the right choice first time.

What screen size to choose? What brand? What model? Should I buy and LCD flat panel TV, or a Projection TV? And what’s the difference between them anyway?

All these questions and more are probably going through your head if you’re looking for a new TV.

So I’ve set up this website for people to give their opinions (good AND bad) on the different kinds of TV’s out there.

If you have any questions or concerns about anything to do with buying a new TV… then please, feel free to post in the forum.

And if you’ve already bought a new TV, or you know a lot about TV’s… please help other people out and post your views on the forum too!

Anyway, that’s all I wanted to say. I hope this site will be of use to you.

See you in the forum!