Is the CRT Going the Way of the 8-Track? Big Screen Plasma and LCD TVs Becoming Fixtures in the 21st Century Living Room
(ContentDesk) March 15, 2006 -- LCD TV and Plasma Television sets have gone from a virtual standstill in the last decade to being to predominant tvs of choice for new buyers. The older CRT television sets had a good run by anyone standards (at least 30 years), but the age of the flat panel has seemed to have dawned and shows no sign of stopping anytime soon.One of the main reasons why LCD TVs in particular have become so popular is that their prices have come down rapidly during just the last 18 months as manufacturers have found ways of making them much more affordable to the average consumer (hint: that's really good news for all of us)."LCD TVs are only going to get better in years to come due to the fact that there is an entire host of new services about to take off. These services will use the high tech features of LCD TV," said Michael Crow recently. Mr. Crow was referring to the new HDTV programming that is viewers will definitely be able to experience better on a new flat panel tv as compared to an older model that might not be HD ready.
Both Plasma and LCD TV technology are capable of delivering an advanced viewer experience as compared to the older television set models.
Demand for televison sets have remained high for decades but recently flat panel sales have soared with the drops in prices and advances in technology.About lcdtvme.com:With their corporate office in Houston, Texas, CEO Michael Crow and his research staff prepare detailed articles and information about lcd tvs.
Lcdtvme.com provides Lcd TV related content for home theater enthusiasts all over the world. In a recent interview, Michael said he has many new site enhancements in store for people who are either considering investing in an LCD TV or are going to install a home theater. Contact: Michael Crow713-850-7525http://www.lcdtvme.com.
TV Viewers Want to Play Along with Game Shows - Lyra's "DTV View" Report Explores Consumer Interest in Interactive Television
Among interactive-TV features, playing along with game shows such as Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune generated the highest interest in a new DTV View survey from Lyra Research. Respondents rated their level of interest in 15 different features and functions that can be enabled by interactive television (iTV). The survey, detailed in the report, Participatory TV: 2005 Interactive-TV Interest Survey, examines this and other aspects of consumers' willingness to interact with their TVs."For companies developing iTV technology and for networks creating iTV shows, the immediate priority is often to pursue ambitious revenue-seeking opportunities," comments Steve Hoffenberg, principal analyst for the DTV View report series and Lyra's director of electronic media research. "But at this early stage of iTV in the U.S. market, most consumers are still not ready to respond to their TVs, as evidenced by our survey's generally low iTV-interest ratings.
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TV Viewers Want to Play Along with Game Shows - Lyra's "DTV View" Report Explores Consumer Interest in Interactive Television
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Syntax Groups Introduces ?Olevia? LCD-TVs Breaking Price Barrier for Best-in-Class Digital Entertainment -- Joint Venture with Kolin & Prokia Gives Strategic Advantages in R&D and World Class Manufacturing
Syntax Groups Corporation(tm), an emerging growth manufacturer of consumer electronics products, today announced it's formal entry into the LCD TV market with its initial line of Olevia(tm) branded models.
Immediately available through premier channel partners, the new Olevia 27-inch and 30-inch LCD TVs provide consumers with high quality entertainment images and optimum affordability.Featuring an ultra-thin flat panel LCD screen for viewing versatility in home or office settings, the new Syntax Olevia LCD-TVs blend robust functionality, stylish design and exceptional quality with a unique customer-friendly support program. "As we continue to see the market evolve towards widespread adoption of LCD-TVs as the consumer's entertainment unit of choice, our high definition Olevia branded digital TVs will be ideally suited to deliver a total quality experience with best-of-breed features at real world affordability," said James Li, Chief Executive Officer of Syntax Groups Corporation....
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