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These days, many people are buying HDTV televisions, and for some, this fact alone is a good reason to save up for one. Before you swipe your card or take the cash out of your wallet, though, it’s best to learn more about HD televisions first, starting with their pros and cons. One of the main pros of HDTV televisions is the fact that they provide better picture quality, particularly because they offer better screen resolution. In fact, the resolution of HDTVs is ten times better than regular

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Filed under: ABC , ESPN-HD , NBC , TNT-HD , Listings What we're watching tonight: NBC (1080i) has Kings at 8 p.m. and the Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular at 9 p.m. ABC (720p) brings Eli Stone at 10 p.m. ESPN2 (720p) has United/Crew MLS action at 7 p.m. PBS (1080i) presents A Capitol Fourth at 8 p.m. TNT (1080i) has NASCAR Sprint Cup @ Daytona at 8 p.m. HDTV Listings for July 4, 2009 originally appeared on Engadget HD on Sat, 04 Jul