Palmetto, FL -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/29/2014 -- The idiot box happens to the most sought after product in the electronics market. Everyday millions of TV’s are sold worldwide making it the single largest category of products to enjoy consistent demand. Technology used in TV has changed but, the desire to have and own a TV will never change and this is what is feeding the demand in the market expanding choice for the customers.

TV customers of today are more confused than ever and that is because when it comes to making a final decision about buying a particular kind of TV, they always find themselves looking at other options. Making comparisons almost always seems impossible because of the overwhelming choice. To provide clarity in this matter and to give TV viewers the confidence they need while buying a TV, the TV Info Source has been set up.

This is a dedicated website in helping people understand what factors to consider while comparing two brands, two specific features and other factors that can have a significant amount of influence on what the person buys. The website has several posts on what features to focus on including content on how to understand the technical aspects of the picture quality of a TV.

The website has a great deal of insight on some of the most common myths in the TV market today. For instance, the perception that bigger the TV, better the quality is not always true at least in some cases. The size of the TV is not the only single factor that can determine the quality of the TV, its durability and so on. There are other factors as well that need their due consideration before making the final choice. Also, what specific benefits flat screen TV’s give is a topic of great discussion on this website.

About TV Info Source
TV Info Source has been set up to debunk myths, provide customers clarity and make apples to apples comparisons in order to put things into perspective. It is a website that can clear any confusion, provide stability of thought and educate customers on some of the most commonly misunderstood concepts in TV viewing. To know more and read other interesting posts, log onto http://www.tvinfosource.com/

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Charles Berry, Managing Partner
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