According to a new report from DisplaySearch, 2010 was a good year for LCD television shipments worldwide. Total shipments are expected to top 190 million units, which is a whopping 31% increase over the 2009 figures. This is a bit of a surprise, given the worldwide recession, but apparently the demand increased in response to [...]
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HDTV Almanac - 2010 A Good Year for LCD HDTV
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alfredpoor
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I can completely see that. I bought my HDTV closer to the end of 2010 and ended up getting a nice Samsung 46" edge-lit LED-LCD HDTV for such a cheap price. Quality has gone up, price has gone down. It's the perfect mix to get an HDTV in everyone's house. And combine that kind of quality with like my DISH Network service? Can I say awesome? As both a customer and employee of DISH Network I can say that, personally, I think the quality of the HD programming is way better than what I had with Comcast and DISH Network does have more HD channels than any other provider. And now I'm loving both.
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Happy customer!
That's great, Mike. I'm glad that you've got a system that works for you (at a price you like). All this stuff is getting more affordable, to be sure. I'm thinking about replacing our 46" rear projection model with an LCD of similar or larger size. It's definitely getting easier to pull the trigger on that. (And I love the fact that I can add Internet connectivity for less than a $100 if I want it, using one of the network media players.)
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