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But with so many to choose from, how do you know which one to pick? There are a few feature differences that can help you choose the one that’s best for you. Passive Matrix vs. TFT All of the hand-held TVs we’re going to talk about here use LCD (liquid crystal display) screens, but that doesn’t mean that all LCD screens are created equal. That would be too easy. Instead, there are two kinds of LCD screens: passive matrix and active matrix, (otherwise known as thin film transistor- -TFT for short). The more basic passive matrix screens have been around the longest and have improved a lot over the years. In fact, they’re still used in a number of products like laptop computers in addition to hand-held TVs. They must be viewed straight on to be seen clearly and can get a bit washed out on a bright day outdoors, but they are proven and reliable and inexpensive. Technology has continued to improve LCD technology, and TFT screens are clearly better. Without going into too much detail, TFT screens produce a higher quality image that’s not only brighter and sharper than those produced by a passive matrix display, but looks better from any angle. Screen Size Most LCD TV screens are between 2 and 3 inches (measure diagonally), which may not seem like a big difference until you realize that the 3" diagonal screen has 125% more viewing area. (That’s right, 4.32 square inches vs. 1.92!) Anti-glare Screen More and more hand-held TVs are coming with this feature, and anyone planning to use one of these outside should consider this a must-have. Having an anti-glare screen may not let you watch the big game in direct sunlight, but it’ll sure help you see what’s going on while you relax in your hammock. Input Jack We’re betting you never even thought of using a hand-held TV as a monitor for your camcorder or as the display for a VCR or video game, but you can- -with some of them. Many of these little TVs have input jacks that will let you feed a video signal to them from a variety of sources. Tired of the "Are we there yet?" game? Hook a DC-powered VCR to your little TV and let your kids watch a video on your next trip. That alone should make buying a hand-held TV worthwhile for any parent. Antenna Input All hand-held TVs come with some kind of antenna. Some are the telescoping kind, others use an antenna built into the strap, but their main goal is portability. But what if you plan to stay put for while? An antenna input allows you to use a bigger, better, less portable type of antenna and get even better reception than you got using the built-in antenna. Just don’t try walking around with one… you could put an eye out. Well, that’s what there is to know about hand-held TVs. Choosing a TV with all these features will make sure you enjoy your little buddy to the fullest, so choose wisely. One more tip: get some rechargeable batteries and a charger if you plan to watch a lot, since powering LCD screens can chew up conventional batteries pretty quickly. If our store price is lower on the day you pick up your purchase, we will automatically adjust your purchase price to match the lower price. We cannot ship items outside of the USA due to manufacturer agreements. Home Page | Privacy Policy | Guaranteed Security | Automatic Price Protection | Terms Of Use | Contact Us | Circuit City Credit Card © 1996-2003 Circuit City® Stores, Inc. . Online shopping at Circuit City is affordable, easy and 100% secure. › www.Circuit City.com › www.Circuit City › Circuit City Electronics @ Circuit City-Online › Circuit City Electrical Stores

in Electronics Games Movies Popular Music Classical Music Home Audio & Video DVD Players and VCRs Televisions · Portable TVs - less than 6 inches · TVs - 6-19 inches · TVs - 20-29 inches · TVs - 30-40 inches · Projection TVs 40 inches and up · Flat Panel TVs · TV-VCR-DVD Combos · HDTV Receivers · Flat Panel TV Accessories · Surge Protectors and UPS · TV Stands · TV-VCR Accessories · Video Cables and Connections · Video Tapes, Discs, and Care Home Audio Portable Electronics Car Electronics Satellite TV Systems Audio and Video Accessories Audio and Video Furniture Sharper Image Camcorders and Photo Cameras and Camcorders Home Office Computers, Printers, and PDAs Peripherals and Accessories Internet and Home Networking Wireless Phones Phones and Office Electronics Office Furniture Software Music & Movies CDs and Cassettes DVD and VHS Movies Toys and Games Kids Electronics Video Games Gift Cards Services Weekly Ad Rebates Help & Services Join Affiliates Corporate Sales Investor Info Circuit City Info Careers Boys & Girls Clubs of America National Partnership Portable TVs - less than 6 inches Shop For Portable TVs - less than 6 inches Portable TV Basics -Today they make TVs that are not only small enough to put in a pocket, but have great looking pictures- -in living color no less. But with so many to choose from, how do you know which one to pick? There are a few feature differences that can help you choose the one that’s best for you. Passive Matrix vs. TFT All of the hand-held TVs we’re going to talk about here use LCD (liquid crystal display) screens, but that doesn’t mean that all LCD screens are created equal. That would be too easy. Instead, there are two kinds of LCD screens: passive matrix and active matrix, (otherwise known as thin film transistor- -TFT for short). The more basic passive matrix screens have been around the longest and have improved a lot over the years. In fact, they’re still used in a number of products like laptop computers in addition to hand-held TVs. They must be viewed straight on to be seen clearly and can get a bit washed out on a bright day outdoors, but they are proven and reliable and inexpensive. Technology has continued to improve LCD technology, and TFT screens are clearly better. Without going into too much detail, TFT screens produce a higher quality image that’s not only brighter and sharper than those produced by a passive matrix display, but looks better from any angle. Screen Size Most LCD TV screens are between 2 and 3 inches (measure diagonally), which may not seem like a big difference until you realize that the 3" diagonal screen has 125% more viewing area. (That’s right, 4.32 square inches vs. 1.92!) Anti-glare Screen More and more hand-held TVs are coming with this feature, and anyone planning to use one of these outside should consider this a must-have. Having an anti-glare screen may not let you watch the big game in direct sunlight, but it’ll sure help you see what’s going on while you relax in your hammock. Input Jack We’re betting you never even thought of using a hand-held TV as a monitor for your camcorder or as the display for a VCR or video game, but you can- -with some of them. Many of these little TVs have input jacks that will let you feed a video signal to them from a variety of sources. Tired of the "Are we there yet?" game? Hook a DC-powered VCR to your little TV and let your kids watch a video on your next trip. That alone should make buying a hand-held TV worthwhile for any parent. Antenna Input All hand-held TVs come with some kind of antenna. Some are the telescoping kind, others use an antenna built into the strap, but their main goal is portability. But what if you plan to stay put for while? An antenna input allows you to use a bigger, better, less portable type of antenna and get even better reception than you got using the built-in antenna. Just don’t try walking around with one… you could put an eye out. Well, that’s what there is to know about hand-held TVs. Choosing a TV with all these features will make sure you enjoy your little buddy to the fullest, so choose wisely. One more tip: get some rechargeable batteries and a charger if you plan to watch a lot, since powering LCD screens can chew up conventional batteries pretty quickly. If our store price is lower on the day you pick up your purchase, we will automatically adjust your purchase price to match the lower price. We cannot ship items outside of the USA due to manufacturer agreements. Home Page | Privacy Policy | Guaranteed Security | Automatic Price Protection | Terms Of Use | Contact Us | Circuit City Credit Card © 1996-2003 Circuit City® Stores, Inc. Sony - Memory Upgrade - Boscovs - Circuit City Website Circuit City Catalogue