As everyone knows, Thanksgiving is right around the corner. And this year, you’ll have much to be thankful for. Especially unbelievably good bargains! There’s never been a better time than now to purchase a new HDTV. 42- inch plasma TVs were selling at 1,300 last summer. This year, they are expected to be as low as $600 after Thanksgiving Day! So why the big plunge in prices? It’s all due to the roll-out of LCD TVs, who usually measure in sizes of 40 inches or larger.  So consumers, be on the lookout for cheap, quality plasma TVs. And if you miss this chance, don’t say we did tell you so.

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If you are about to make a Plasma or LCD purchase, there are a few things you should be aware of. Some factors you should consider before making your purchase will be listed here for your convenience.

Will your new flat-screen television burn-out or burn-in? What does this even mean? How long will your new television last before you should replace it? If you buy a plasma, will the gas leak out of it? Also, does sunlight harm an LCD television?

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Are you in the market for a new flat panel television? If so, there is one major decision you will have to make: Plasma or LCD?

Advocates of each type will, predictably, boast of the advantages of their standard while pointing out the deficiencies of their competitor. The question still remains, which type of display is a better match for you?

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It’s not often–if ever–that a TV maker brags about a smaller model these days, unless it’s talking about some type of new technology. Yet that’s just what LG is doing this week in announcing what it calls “the world’s only 32-inch plasma.”

There are a lot of reasons for this, one of them being that this size is the fastest-growing segment in the industry primarily for price but also for the “second TV” market, as noted by Slippery Brick

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