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To: LindyBill who wrote (88942)	12/1/2004 5:24:40 PM
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If you are going to splurge on a TV for Xmas, this article will drive you nuts. I never heard of "burn-in." Top Tubes Which high-end television is best? By Fred Kaplan Posted Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2004, at 10:38 AM PT A widescreen, high-definition television tops America's holiday wish list this year. Too bad shopping for one is so confusing. Many gift buyers head for the store with visions of plasma screens dancing in their heads only to find another kind of flat screen, the LCD, grabbing their attention. Once they start looking around a little more, they notice an alphabet goulash of thin-screen options: DLP, D-ILA, LCoS, SXRD. What do they all mean? Which type of HDTV is best? And what about HDTV itself—is it really better than the much-cheaper EDTV? REST AT - slate.msn.com