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Looking for reliable, unbiased advice on which HDTV is best? Avoid an expensive mistake...

"The wrong set could waste $1,800 or more! Take the easy route to find the best HDTV. Make the smart choice the first time. Get the right size at the right price."

From: Alfred Poor
Independent HDTV Expert
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
A hungry man was walking along the river bank when he came across a fisherman, who had buckets filled to the brim with fish. The hungry man asked the fisherman for one of the fish, because he had no money and had not eaten in a long time. The fisherman said, ? won? give you any fish, but I?l give you my extra fishing pole and I?l show you how to catch your own fish.?/font>

It? a familiar fable, but it still holds some important lessons. Many people come to this Web site looking for someone to just tell them which HDTV is the best. Like the fisherman, I? not going to tell you which is the best HDTV model, and for good reasons. There are lots of good fish in the river of HDTVs, but I? need to know a lot about your needs, preferences, and budget in order to make a responsible recommendation. I? also have to know all the details of all the HDTVs on the market, and I would have to know how they perform relative to each other. The fact is that nobody knows all that information.

Until recently, I wrote the reviews that millions of readers relied on to make buying decisions. Over the past 20 years, I wrote more than a thousand product reviews for PC Magazine, Computer Shopper, CNET, and other magazines and Web sites. I was the PC Magazine's Lead Analyst for Business Displays, and I developed the test protocols for projectors and computer monitors. I know how difficult it is to create and execute tests that are reliable, repeatable, and meaningful.

So if you?e looking for an easy answer, you?l have to find someone else to spend your money for you because I won? do it. What I will do is give you the fishing pole and knowledge how to use it, so that you?l be assured of getting the very best HDTV for your needs, preferences, and budget. You don? need to know complex technical information, and my advice probably will cut the amount of time you spend shopping for an HDTV in half. And best of all, you may find that the right model for you costs $1,800 less than something that someone else might tell you to buy.

If you want to avoid a costly mistake, I have the information you need.

Dear Prof. Poor,
Yesterday, I visited a store to check-out some HDTVs. The salesman tried to hoodwink me into making a quick purchase which could have proved costly and frustrating. Fortunately, I had a few fundamentals up my sleeve obtained from your book which I purchased the other day. It surprised the salesman and prevented me from placing a round peg in a square hole!

Your unique book is authoritative and well written. It lives up to its claims as it contains invaluable information to guide the lay prospective buyer of HDTVs. I must study the details before making a wise choice. Congratulations on your excellent book and many thanks.

Noel Wise

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The Top Reason People Return
Their New HDTVs!
The top reason that people return their new HDTVs is that it's the wrong size! Imagine bringing home your new HDTV only to learn that it doesn't fit your room or the resolution isn't right for the viewing distance.

My book will show you an easy way to determine the right size and resolution HDTV for any room in your house. I did all the hard work for you ¡ª the research and the calculations and the analysis ¡ª so all you have to do is take one measurement and multiply by one number. You won't find this information anywhere else!

Does size really matter? Using my information, one person avoided spending more than $1,000 too much for the wrong display. This person actually is a real estate developer who had more than 50 rooms, so his savings were more than $50,000!

Dear Dr. Poor,

As soon as our real estate team found out about your e-book, Professor Poor's Guide to Buying HDTV, we downloaded and put it to use right away. Wow, you sure know your stuff!

We're currently working with a client who is converting apartments to condos, and he plans to improve them with luxury features before selling them, including adding a flat screen display in every bedroom.

I read your detailed instructions on choosing the right size television display size just before meeting with our client. I was able to show him that he was planning to buy the wrong display for the room size, and helped him save more than $1,000 per unit. With more than 50 units in the building, your book helped me save him more than $50,000. So the information on screen size and type alone is worth more than 1,000 times the price of your book. Our client was suitably impressed by our knowledge of this technology, so our hats are off to you.

Best Regards,
Bruce Brown, Broker, ABR
Cape Fear Home Team
910-686-6858
www.capefearhometeam.com

A Secret They Won't Tell You
in the Stores.
Now, I want to let you in on a secret they won't tell you in the stores. The other one of the top two reasons that people return their HDTVs is because the picture on the new set doesn't look as good as their old TV!

Imagine how disappointing that would be! Yet it happens to thousands of people every year, and the numbers are growing. You can avoid this mistake, simply by understanding HDTV so that you choose the right display for your needs and budget.

You need practical information about HDTV, explained in terms that you can understand, from an expert you can trust.

I know that many people are confused by all the jargon and technology. Should you buy a model that is "HDTV Bulit-In" or an "HDTV Monitor'"? I know that many people aren't even sure about what "HDTV" means! But it's easy to compare the latest HDTVs yourself, and pick the one that delivers the best bang for your buck! It's easy, once I show what to look for, and why.

After reading your material, I have become our company's resident expert on HDTV. Your book in general and chapter material on LCoS specifically steered me toward LCoS and I'm glad I went in that direction.

Thanks for a great product that made me a much better informed consumer.

Val Burzynski
Portland, CT

Step-by-Step Guide to
Choosing the Best HDTV.
I'll help you buy the best HDTV for your situation; Professor Poor's Guide to Buying HDTV includes handy checklists and planning guides that lead you through every step of the purchase process. You'll have a big advantage when it comes time to go shopping, and you'll buy the best HDTV, knowing you're going to avoid expensive mistakes.

The book is packed with useful information. It gives you a thorough understanding of HDTV displays and how to choose the best one. The pages are formatted so you can print out the ones you want on your computer's printer.

Thanks for putting together the ?i>Professor Poor? Guide to Buying HDTV". I'm computer literate and electronic savvy and cost conscious, but this still had very good information to orient me and all the other prospective HDTV purchasers. It? too bad that not everyone will read it before they buy.

Christopher D'Amico, Brewer, Maine

I just ordered your guide to HDTV, and it's great! It's far better than any HDTV book out there.

Joe Gabela

Find the Answers to
Your HDTV Questions!
How do I know that I've got the answers you need? I have more than 20 years of experience and I've done my homework. Before I wrote this book, I surveyed more than 500 people who are planning to buy an HDTV soon. And I asked each one of them what their Number One Question was about HDTV and related topics. Take a look at some of the many questions I answer in this book:

What is an HDTV? See page 4.
What is the difference between HDTV and HDTV Ready? See page 18.
What is the expected life span of an HDTV? See page 38.
Do I need to buy anything else besides the HDTV itself? See page 80.
What is the better resolution: 1080i or 720p? See page 5.
Are DVI or HDMI connections important? See page 80.
Is HDTV relevant to watching movies on DVD? See page 39.
What's the difference between analog and digital TV? See page 3.
How can I make sure that what I buy won't be obsolete in a few years? See page 19.
How do I know which technology to choose? See page 81.
Which is better: LCD or plasma? See page 27 and 35.
Which is better: plasma or rear-projection? See page 44.
Which is better for rear-projection: LCD or DLP or LCoS? See page 59.
Do plasma HDTVs really "burn out" over time? See page 38.
How do I know that I'm buying the best HDTV? See page 101.
Are prices stable, or should I wait for them to drop? See page 41.
What size screen should I buy for my room? See page 73.

This book is amazing! The part about figuring the right size display for your space is worth its weight in gold!

Jamie Bsales
former Senior Editor
PC Magazine

As mentioned in
TIME magazine
August 21st, 2006 edition.

Spend 5 Minutes and Get the Right HDTV!
I'm not going to try to tell you what brand and model to buy, unlike the sales staff in an electronics store. Even though I know lots about TV technology, you shouldn't let me, or some electronics salesperson, tell you how to spend hundreds or thousands of dollars of your hard-earned money. Instead, I'll teach you how easy it is to evaluate HDTVs for yourself. You'll know just what to look for when you spend 5 minutes looking at an HDTV set in the store, so you can make an informed, confident purchase decision that you'll be happy with for many years to come.

Here are just some of the topics covered:

Understand how HDTV and Digital TV are different.
Find out what will happen when analog TV broadcasts stop.
Evaluate an HDTV set for yourself like an expert.
Learn which display technologies offer the biggest bang for the buck.
Learn the pros and cons for all major display technologies.
Learn where the "sweet spots" are for pricing and size.
Learn how to "future-proof" your purchase against early obsolescence.
Learn what new technology developments are on the way that could affect your purchase decision.
Understand display specifications, such as "resolution".
Find out why you should totally ignore contrast specifications when comparing HDTVs.
Learn how you can save thousands of dollars with your choice of HDTVs.
Find out how to avoid wasting money by getting a screen that is too big

Perhaps the most important message I got from reading your material is the importance of getting a processor that does a good job scaling and displaying SD signals. I would have missed that point.

Gordon Kyle

Let Me Sweeten the Pot For You
I know that this book will save you time and money, because it tells you what you need to know before you buy an HDTV. The information in this book will help save you hundreds of dollars, and in some cases, it will help you avoid making a mistake that could waste thousands of dollars.

But I want to give you even more. If you buy now, I will include two valuable bonuses, absolutely free!

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Wouldn't you love to have a knowledgeable friend reading over your shoulder as you look at the latest ads for HDTVs? Someone who is an independent expert on the subject, and who can explain which items are important, and which ones are just a smoke screen.

That's exactly what I've done. I have taken a number of real advertisements, and created a report that takes them apart, point by point, detail by detail. I tell you what's important, what's irrelevant, and what is just plain misleading.

I expect that many people would find it to be a bargain at even $19.95, because it makes them more knowledgeable consumers, and better prepared to understand the sales pitches they encounter.

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Instead of driving all around town to comparison shop, you can look at this report to find out where the deals are. It lists the size, brand, technology, and price for each advertised model. It also indicates HD Ready or Fully HD for each model, as well as any special deal such as a bundled DVD player.

This report can save you hours of driving and shopping, and can also save you several hundred dollars or more just by bird-dogging the best buys for you.

Professor Poor's Weekly Price Intelligence Report is a bargain at $9.95, but if you buy Professor Poor's Guide to Buying HDTV today, you get the current issue of the Price Intelligence Report for free! It's like putting money in your pocket! But that's not enough for me; I want this to be an irresistibly great bargain. So I want to give you even more.

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Your information helped me with the decision of what type of TV to finally choose. We purchased a purchased a DLP by Samsung, and we're pleased with the results. Many thanks!

Jim
Saltspring Island, B.C.

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