TV technology is confusing, but we found several terrific articles and buyer's guides outlining the types of new TVs and explaining HDTV technology.
CNET's HDTV World includes a section called "Quick Guide: HDTV101," and it is the perfect place to start reading about HDTV.
CNET's TV buyer's guide walks you through everything there is to consider before choosing a type of TV.
ConsumerReports.org also has a good guide to HDTVs, although you must be a subscriber to read it.
About.com has a good primer explaining refresh rates and frame rates by home theater guide Robert Silva. (Note: ConsumerSearch is owned by About.com, but the two don't share an editorial affiliation.)
THX, a technology and certification company founded by "Star Wars" director George Lucas, has developed a certification program for all types of HD displays, including LCD. You can learn more about THX and the THX Display Certification program at the company's website.
CNET explains LED backlights, including the advantages and disadvantages of edge-lit and full-matrix types.
An article at MaximumPC.com attempts to demystify some of the specifications quoted and features offered by manufacturers.
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