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<h1>The Television Buying Guide - CRT Televisions</h1>
<h2>With so many televisions to choose from, it is very hard to know which CRT TV is best for you and your budget.</h2>
<h3>Tube (CRT) TV Buying Guide</h3>
<h4>Tube TV cathode ray tube (CRT) televisions have 2 distinct advantages over alternative systems:</h4>
<p>1. More Affordable Prices</p>
<p>2. Better Image Quality </p>
<p>A CRT television is still one of the best ways to display an image. The average screen size is now 28 inches; to 32 inches; and is still growing. However the bigger the image then the bigger the depth of the television tube. This can have a significant impact on available living space within a home.</p>
<p>CRT televisions have better image quality over both LCD and Plasma televisions due to the fact that they have superior control over the definition of black and picture contrast.</p>
<p><b>Positives: </b><br>
Gives you the best picture and the best value for money. You can typically buy a 28 inch CRT TV for less than GDP 300 and a 32 inches; for around GDP 400.</p>
<p><b>Negatives: </b><br>
The sheer physical size and weight of the television. Typically a 32 inch TV can weigh 65 kilogrammes.</p>
<p><b>Our Verdict: </b><br>
Prices have never been lower. A CRT television offers tremendous value for money provided you have the space to fit one comfortably into your home.</p>
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