They're here! Sharp LCD TVs are the perfect way to get in on the flat panel trend. Still watching an old tube? Swing by Freddy's and see what the buzz is all about. Check out the high definition experience and imagine what it can bring to your sports nights and favorite movies. Sharp has been combining quality and value for years, and their trusted performance is now available at Fred Myer.

• Enhanced color filter enables deep, vivid color
• 720p/1080i resolution for extreme clarity
• 6 millisecond response time ensures you'll catch all the action
• 2 HDMI inputs for your high def components
• In 26" and 32" class sizes

So you own a flat panel TV, and now you're ready to step it up a notch. Or maybe you want to jump into the high def game with a lead. Well, check out Samsung's Touch of Color because these sets really perform. The Auto Motion Plus 120 hz technology enables it to handle every blazing action sequence with virtually no motion blur. The sleek design and crimson hue of the frame give it a unique look to match its blazing specs. This is the direction TV is headed: stay in front of the curve.

• High definition-grade 1080p resolution
• 3 HDMI inputs for easy component connectivity
• 40,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
• SRS TruSurround XT produces true, rich sound
• In 40", 46" and 52" sizes

Do you watch TV for free using an antenna? You'll need to do one of the following by February 17, 2009, when U.S. television stations will stop broadcasting analog signals and only broadcast digital signals:

• Option 1: For each of your analog TVs, purchase a digital-to-analog signal converter box (like the one shown at right). It plugs into your analog TV, then converts digital TV signals so they'll appear on your analog TV. You'll find converter boxes at your Fred Meyer Electronics Center.
• Option 2: Connect your analog TV to a cable, satellite or other pay service. Make sure this new subscription includes local channels.
• Option 3: Purchase a new LCD or Plasma TV – they include a digital tuner that will receive digital signals. For more information on choosing a new TV, click into LCD vs. Plasma – which is best for me?