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Samsung 50" Plasma TV Review

Samsung's PN50C430 plasma proves that you don't have to discontinuation the bank to get a flat screen TV with a mega dynamic contrast ratio and ...

Do you run with this television or pass?

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Looking to upgrade your TV?

Last year, 22 percent of consumers who bought new sets did so to pocket watch the Super Bowl, according to the Consumer Electronics Association. The latest smart TVs with change control and voice commands starred at the Consumer Electronics Show last month.

But most of us shopping for a goggle-box will focus on how big a screen we can get for our budget.

Prices for flat-panel sets have fallen from thousands to hundreds over the old times decade. Technology keeps improving: LCD/LED models make up the majority of the market, though plasma sets are still around. According to the CEA, 34 million TVs were sold in 2011, 18 million of them with select sizes of more than 40 inches.

WHAT’S NEW

Internet connections. Internet-connected sets are a growing part of the store. They can take you directly to services such as Netflix and Hulu.

3-D: A growing number of movies and sporting events are at one's disposal for at-home 3-D viewing with 3-D-ready sets.

Source: Columbia Daily Tribune