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Once upon a time, a television was a little box with "rabbit ears." Times have changed. Televisions might still have a CRT, but more likely, it's an LCD TV, plasma TV or DLP TV, or for those who really need to see the big picture, a projector or projection TV. Simply put, modern electronics are constantly acquiring new, improved options for those who want the latest in TVs.

Plasma flat screen TVs generally have the best picture, but this added quality means added cost. LCD televisions don't suffer from glare the way CRTs do, but the colors aren't as vibrant. DLP TV is a new technology which looks best with very large screen sizes. A rear projection TV is a great way to get a larger screen at a relatively good price, but the picture is much less clear when viewed from the side.

For those who like to watch on the run, grab an Overstock.com portable color TV. Some handheld TVs come with a DVD player, radio or clock built in. At home, cable or dish TV are also great ways to bring in more programming that anyone thought we'd ever have just a few years ago. If you subscribe to satellite television (Overstock.com offers several packages at great prices) or cable, your service provider will give you a satellite dish or cable box to decode their signals.

Whichever technology you choose, HDTV will give a better movie theater-like viewing experience. In fact, your HD television is likely to be part of a wall-covering home theater system. Additional components may include a DVD recorder VCR combo, receivers, even computers, all set on a TV stand or entertainment center from our furniture store.

Whatever your choice, Overstock.com TVs are not cheap TVs, they are close-outs, year-end clearances and factory refurbished discount TVs. Imagine, with a digital camcorder, a computer and widescreen television, you can shoot, edit and project your home movies the way the teenage George Lucas could only dream about.