LCD TV Center

Elsewhere in this blog we mentioned the major new “7th Generation” LCD factories coming on stream from Samsung and LG Philips LCD.

This increase in production of LCD displays will continue the downwardprice pressure on LCD TVs - especially in the larger sizes.

It seems likely that the price curve for LCD TVs will follow that of digital cameras. Anyone who has bought a digital camera in the last 2 years will know that whatever you bought you can now get the same thing for a lower price, or a much better camera for the same price.

So heed the lessons from digital cameras and if you’re in the market for LCD TVs shop patiently - time is on your side. Find out more about LCD TVs www.lcdtvcenter.com

Recent news reports indicate that a quality LCD monitor for your PC is going to become the norm - and it’s likely it’s also going to work as an LCD TV.

There’s a growing trend towards movies and DVDs being available on demand online, so you watch them over the internet instead of borrowing them from your local video store (and forgetting to take them back on time, if you’re like our family).

And Kodak are releasing software that lets you add a sound commentary to the photo albums you have on your PC, so you can share your holiday photos with friends overseas as if you were there. So given the image quality you get from a good LCD display, plus the trend for the PC to become the domestic media center, you see the sense of having an LCD TV screen as your PC monitor. Read more.