They decided to take the plunge. Your old LCD TV has been on the last legs for some time now and it has finally bitten the dust. There is no better time than the present to buy a plasma TV.
As you are picking out your new plasma TV, you must ask yourself a few economic issues. 1st) Do you plan to keep your existing entertainment center or TV stand, and 2) How much money can you afford to spend.
Let us address the affordability issues first. As with any new technology, plasma TVs will naturally continue to be a little more expensive than their predecessors for a while. When they become more common, prices will begin to decline. If you have had a price on plasma TV for a while, chances are that you have an idea of how much you spend on the TV itself. The real issue of affordability leans more to the necessary accessories for your new plasma television.
For example, you can now use your old TV sets for playing video games on? If yes, depending on how old your current TV is, you might consider a game upgrade or at least converting attachments to make your old games to match the new plasma TV.
Another issue of affordability relates back to question 1 Do you plan to keep your existing entertainment center or TV stand? Why is it such a big deal? Plasma TVs tend to run slightly larger than their LCD relatives. So entertainment center you've used may not fit with the new plasma TV you are thinking of buying. If working around your existing furniture is not a problem, it's great. If you only can afford the new TV and not a new entertainment set up, however you must be aware of your current furniture and what it will be able to accommodate.
Of course you can choose to mount your new flat screen plasma TV on the wall, making your old entertainment center or TV stand outdated. If so, please remember to buy the consoles and hardware needed for assembly. Follow the instructions to ensure a solid mount for your new investment.
If you buy a new plasma TV, remember that one of its features is its sleek, new look. If you put in your living room TV or who have antique furnishings, it may not look like the room you have been accustomed to. Decide before buying if a new fangled plasma TV in a room decorated with antiques will be a problem that irks you. If it will bother you decide now to buy a plasma TV that will fit into an armoire type entertainment center that will suit your decor. You can close the doors to "hide" the sleek plasma TV. Otherwise, bring the plasma TV and enjoy it. There is a pretty good chance that when you see the clear picture, all other accessories in the room seems so indifferent!