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a. Highly recommended to buy HDTV Plasma Televisions in your  spare time, because it can take a very long time ( up to 3 hours !).

b. Eat first! Because hunger can affect our decisions (believe me, it is!).

c. Take your favourite DVD / bluray for testing.  Because  you already memorize what scene you want to see on your HDTV. For example, i took my bluray “Cars” to test the color (whether the color is natural and as seen as advertisement ) and also to see how bad is the blur level ( except for plasma, there is no motion blur at all in plasma televisions), also i took my bluray “The Dark Knight” to see how the HDTV displays a black color level without losing the details.

d. Do not forget to take your valuable note !

CRT TV eat a lot of space in your room? Replace with the LCD TV then. Satisfied?  Wait until  you see the OLED display from Sony.

This super flat screen probably is the most thin TV screen ever created, with only 0.3 mm, it may be difficult to imagine how thick this is. As an analogy, take three pieces of A4 paper, approximately a third thick paper is more or less the same as the thick OLED display this. Cool isn’ it?

Fantastic ? Of course! Unfortunately, we will not see this TV screen until at least 2-3 years from now.

- If you’re a movie addict, then Plasma TV is the one you should choose. It’s natural color can show quick movement smoothly. Plasma Tv also able to  display the actual color of black than LCD TV. But keep in mind Plasma TV more reflective than the LCD, so we should control the direction of rays to our Plasma TV.

- Plasma TV have one weakness which is ‘burn in image’. If your Plasma TV shows a static image in a long time (depending on brand and type), then the image will “burn” even after you turned off your Plasma TV, the “burn image” will still be visible. But the new models of PANASONIC and PIONEER type is minimize its effect!

-Due to the effect, the Plasma TV is not suitable for game playing because there will be a static image, which continues to appear on your TV screen (for example: HP bar, Maps, etc).