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How to Buy a Flat-Screen TV

From the Editors of PC World

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Introduction

The sexiest thing going in TV is flat panels--plasma and LCD displays only a few inches thick. Finally, TV sets that can hang on walls. But if you don't care about that, is a flat panel still the best way to go? And if you definitely think that flat is where it's at, which is better, plasma or LCD? Here's what you need to know before you buy.

The Big Picture

LCD and plasma screens may look similar, but the underlying technologies are quite different, as are, consequently, their strengths and weaknesses. more

The Specs Explained

Perplexed by pixels? We explain the significance of the most meaningful specifications. more

Flat-Screen TV Shopping Tips

Read our advice to pick the panel that's right for you. more

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