© TBGLtd. 2013TV Buyer's Guide – The Ultimate Guide For TV Buyer'sAs the title promises, you will become an expert in buying the TV that suits your needs and your wallet after reading this informative article. You can make a smart decision on your next TV purchase because this article provides you with clear, logical steps that can be applied every single time you are shopping for a TV.Always Remember Your Budget And Use It To Your AdvantageLike every electronic item the features of your TV increases according to its price. No matter how small your budget is you can get the best TV if you do your research properly. If you take a look into the features of a TV they you can clearly avoid the features that you do not need and still settle for the TV with a larger Screen size or brand. For example there are TV's that support 3D but if you do not have a subscription for a 3D content or have a 3D Video Player why buy a TV with this feature. You can get a TV with a larger Screen size for the same price.TV Types-Invest For The FutureThere are different TV Types available in the market like LCD, LED, and plasma but an interesting thing to note is that the TV type that is “hot or hyped” now will be replaced by a newer and better TV type in the future. Different technologies provide different output and you need to choose the best output to suit your needs. If you love to watch movies in a larger screen then projectors are a great choice for you. Newer technologies will help render HD quality in the best possible manner. LCD’s has replaced Led’s. Plasma Tv's are not brought by the common household due to its larger screen sizes (42 inches and larger) and companies like Panasonic will stop manufacturing plasma models in the future. Buy TV types that are practical for everyday and keep it low profile to keep the price under your budget. You can always find a good model with the required features that you use on regular basis. You also need to make sure that the other technologies related to the TV mediums are changing and adapt to it. If your cable provider is providing all the channels HD quality for free then it’s wise to invest in a TV type that supports HD features.Screen SizeScreen size does not make major difference on the "talking head" sizes because the proportions differ between your conventional squarish tube TV and a widescreen HDTV .A 32-inch–widescreen HDTV won’t give you a bigger picture because it’s wider in aspect but still not tall as your conventional squarish tube TV 27-inch screen. You will get sharp detail of HD content by making a shift to widescreen HDTV. The scenery alongside the people will look more detailed and life by selecting a widescreen HDTV.You also need to consider your room size while selecting the screen size. A 42-inch TV is preferred for traditional family rooms because the viewers will be sitting 8 to 10 feet away from the TV. If you have a spacious family rooms