A/V Connections:

The types of connections that can be used to connect to the TV to other audio/video devices.

AC Adapter and Batteries Power Source:

The TV comes with a rechargeable battery and a way to charge the battery.

Aspect Ratio:

Measures the relationship between the height and the width of the picture.

Brightness:

The overall brightness of the screen during normal operation. Brighter screens are better for use in lighted areas.

Contrast Ratio:

A measure of the contrast between the brightest white and darkest black the TV can display. Higher ratios provide better pictures, especially in bright environments.

Digital Tuner:

The part of the TV that receives digital television signals.

Display:

Indicates whether the display is a CRT or LCD model.

External Antenna:

A built-in antenna, often retractable that can help the TV receive clearer signals.

Headphone Jack:

A port where you can connect a pair of headphones instead of using built-in speakers.

Parental Control:

The ability to block certain shows or channels on your TV.

Radio:

Indicates whether the TV comes with a built-in AM/FM radio.

Remote Control:

Indicates whether the TV can be used with a remote control or if it can only be operated manually.

Resolution:

The quality of the image determined by how many lines of visual information are packed into the picture. Higher resolution results in sharper pictures.

Screen Size:

The physical size of the screen, always measured diagonally in inches.

Sleep Timer:

A customizable setting that automatically turns off the TV after a set amount of time.

Speaker Power:

A measure of the intensity of sound the TV can produce. Measured in watts.

TV Depth:

The physical depth of the TV. Measured in inches.

TV Height:

The physical height of the TV. Measured in inches.

TV Weight (lbs):

The physical weight of the TV. Measured in pounds.

TV Width:

The physical width of the TV. Measured in inches.

Warranty:

Period of time when the manufacturer will guarantee the TV against defects.