We always want try to find some way to decorate our home, and television is the best way to decorate our home. Today everyone want to decorate his home with the flat panel television, they want to save space and their time. As we can see flat panel televisions are light weighted and good looking with thin screen. If you have decided to purchase a flat panel television, so different aspects contribute in this decision, generally people try to purchase a large television screen when they go to purchase a television. If we see apart from television size, so there will be so many different factors are important in this region which we have to keep in our mind during buying of television. When you are going to choose a flat panel television you should have enough information regarding screen types, resolutions, contrast ration, and some more different features which are coming with flat panel television.

First step you have to understand the difference between types of televisions. As we know there three major types of flat panel television are LCD, Plasma, and LED.

Plasma TVs make a picture by transferring an electrical charge that is applied to a small sheet of tiny plasma cubicles.

LCD TVs are composed of liquid crystal compressed among two glass plates and backed by a fluorescent light. When you relate an electrical charge to the gemstone, an image is created.

LED TVs are similar to LCDs display, but instead of using the fluorescent brightness, they use hundreds of very evenly distributed LEDs television. Contrast ratio describes your TV’s ability to display bright and dark images at there. The higher the contrast relation, the better the picture quality will come out. If your TV has a poor contrast ratio relationship, you'll lose detail in extremely bright and extremely dark pictures. While this isn't usually a huge agreement, it can be a factor in making your choice. Usually, plasma televisions have the best contrast ratios relationships. Backlit LED televisions come in close after so as to. Edge-lit LED televisions and LCD televisions will have slightly lower contrast ratios.

Consider how well each TV type handles quick action. If you watch a lot of fast-paced sports education, a plasma TV may be your best gamble, since they demonstrate the smoothest movement. However, LCD and LED TVs have improved greatly in this field in the last five life’s, and are both relatively good at showing motion.

Note that plasma TVs run the risk of being lastingly damaged by "static images," such as network logos or status wheels on videocassette sports opposition. These images present a high risk of burn-in that permanently alters the screen.

Think about control. LCD televisions usually only require a single glowing taillight, whereas plasma TVs require every sub-pixel to be lit separately. Usually, it will cost about 50 percent more to run a plasma television for a year than an LCD box. LED screens use the least amount of rule. They use about 40 percent less energy than an LCD TV.