Buying a TV has become a lot more complicated than it was years ago. There are so many things to consider, starting with what kind of TV to get. Should one go for LCD or plasma? LED or OLED? And what size is best? Which brand stands out from the rest?
The latest TV technology is the OLED, or Organic Light Emitting Diode. OLED TVs are the thinnest and offer the best picture quality, but they are the most expensive as well. Their life span is also not as long as that of other TVs, hence an OLED TV is not a very practical choice...unless you don't mind throwing away a hefty sum of money for something that's excellent but won't last very long.
Next are the LED TVs, less pricey but a cut above standard LCD TVs. LED stands for Light Emitting Diode, referring to the light used to illuminate the screen and produce a picture. Standard LCD TVs use fluorescent tubes, which give limited color saturation with no deep blacks.
With 42-inch LED TVs, you get very clear and crisp pictures, with wide color variety and superb contrast. Compared to their LCD and plasma counterparts, they are also more energy efficient.
All things considered, 42-inch TVs are the best choice. They provide excellent picture quality at reasonable prices. True, they are usually more expensive than LCD TVs, but the enhanced picture quality is worth the extra dollars.
Many brands offer their own models of 42-inch TVs. The top sellers are Samsung, Sony, LG and Vizio. Samsung's 42-inch TVs are stylishly thin, and they are among the most highly recommended.
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