> From: svetaswan <[hidden email]>
> Subject: [eSens] LCD TVs - tolerable?
> To: [hidden email]
> Date: Sunday, March 28, 2010, 10:38 AM
> Hi all,
>
> I find myself in a situation where I may have to make a
> quick decision on an LCD TV to purchase. My main purpose for
> needing to buy an LCD TV at this time is to hook up to a
> desktop computer unit.  This is for a space-limited
> bedroom - so I need my LCD t.v. to "double" as a computer
> monitor. 
>
> I haven't owned an LCD TV before, so I have no real
> experience and don't know what to expect.  Are LCD TVs
> as troublesome as computers for electrosensitives?  Or
> do you guys find LCD TVs tolerable?
>
> LCD TVs are widely "advertised" as emitting (much) less
> radiation than CRT TVs - even the emf-conscious sources push
> this fact (the article in Prevention magazine spoke
> favorably of LCD TVs and even virtually recommended
> them).  I was wondering if electrosensitives' real-life
> experiences with LCDs matched-up with this fact.
>
> Are you guys able to use LCD TVs with little or no
> problems?  Any recommendations as far as a brand,
> refresh-rate, or other "parameters" (720p, 1080i,
> etc.)? 
>
> Oh, and since I'm sensitive to brightness - I am hoping to
> avoid a LCD with a really bright screen.  The "dimmer"
> the screen, the better - at least to a point. 
>
> Btw, I've decided that a 22-inch LCD would be the best fit
> for my bedroom.  I would love to be able to "get away"
> with a 19-inch, but I believe that 19" screens are a little
> too small to be comfortably viewed from, say, 10 feet away
> (which is the approx. distance from where I lay in bed to
> the TV area). 
>
> Any testimonies, help, etc. appreciated!
>
> ~Svetaswan
>
> P.S. - I really don't "need" an HDTV, but since basically
> all LCD TVs have that capacity, I guess I'm forced to buy
> one.
>
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