Broadcom’s Advanced DTV Technology Features Home Network Connectivity, Access to Netflix Library of Movies and TV Episodes and Yahoo! Widgets Broadcom Corporation’s integrated BCM3549 digital TV system-on-a-chip solution has been selected by LG Electronics for its new ‘Broadband HDTVs.’ The two new series of HDTVs with the LG’s “Netcast Entertainment Access” feature enable viewers to access online content and services and are the first high definition televisions in the world to feature Netflix® instant streaming and Yahoo!® Widgets. Powered by the Broadcom® BCM3549 video decoder SoC embedded directly in the TV, the LG broadband HDTV line allows Netflix subscribers to instantly stream and watch movies or TV episodes from its library directly on the TV, without external devices. Users can also use the Yahoo! Widget system as a convenient way to access a vast selection of content including weather, finance, news and other useful information. This innovative new line of plasma and LCD broadband HDTVs is now available at Best Buy and other US retailers.

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LCD vs plasma HDTV - which is best? If you’re looking for a flat-screen, slim and sexy display, to watch HDTV, you have a choice of two technologies, LCD and gas plasma.

Each has benefits and disadvantages and so each is more appropriate in specific

circumstances.

Historically, the LCD vs plasma HDTV choice has been fairly simple. If you wanted a

flat-screen that was about 40in or bigger, you had to choose plasma, otherwise you

should choose LCD. However, as LCD technology improves, LCD HDTVs are getting

bigger and most of the major manufacturers expect the number of LCDs they

produce to grow steadily over the next few years while the number of plasmas will

decrease. However, if you’re looking for a flatscreen TV today, plasma still has a lot

to offer.

LG’s latest series of HDTVs - including the newly announced Infinia series - affords consumers superior picture quality, advanced energy saving options and flexible access to content-on-demand. LG’s LED, LCD & Plasma HDTVs challenge consumers current perceptions of home entertainment by illustrating what’s possible with superior display technology.

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First things first, there is no such thing as a perfect machine, even if we’re talking about Harley Davidsons. This is very true with TVs, particularly if the subject matter involves the two top contenders for that empty space in your living room: the plasma and the LCD. There’s always a pro and a con to each, which ultimately, will depend on what you, the buyer, exactly have in mind. Here’s a comparative review of the plasma TV versus the LCD TV:

Plasma TV pros and cons

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