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The basic types in HDTV Televisions are Direct-View, LCD, Plasma, Rear-Projection and Front-Projection. If cost is your first concern, the slowly dying breed of direct-view HDTV Televisions will be your best bet, the drawbacks are that they are actually massive and they fall behind among the rest in terms of picture standard.
If you want to combine picture quality with being pocket-friendly, then do as I did. I purchased one in the LCD family. But if dollars are not that of an issue then going plasma will give you the best output in terms of both brilliant colours and deep blacks, watch out though these beauties not only have high purchase prices, they come with higher operational costs as they do consume more power than their LCD cousins.
If size is what matters for you but the budget is making you to reconsider, then rear-projection HDTV Televisions will be the solution. The downside of this sort though is they come in big sizes not only in width-wise but depth-wise as well.
If however the pockets you own appear to be bottomless pits and pizzazz is what you essentially need, then get a front-projection HDTV which doesn’t actually qualify as a television as the set involves a screen which may well be a sheet of white material hanging on your wall, your wall itself, or a specially designed and dedicated screen and a projector which come in a few types as well.
Despite the many issues though , I kept having to buy one. And yes, the headaches were and is very much worth it.
