Higher Quality, Lower Price Put Big-Screen TV in More Homes
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By Dane Stickney, Omaha World-Herald, Neb.  Jan. 30--Dave Nutty can't help but fantasize.   He likes his big-screen TV. The 42-inch, high-definition, traditional  tube TV was an above-average model when he bought it three years ago.
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In a recent survey of HDTV owners by NPD Group, a full 73% were satisfied with the picture quality provided by upconverted DVDs for them to become too interested in a high-definition disc player of either format. Other figures are equally shocking, suggesting that the high-def format war may already be over. BetaNews spoke at length with the NPD report's author, analyst Ross Rubin.
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Most people would end up paying more for cable and satellite television if they could pick  the channels they wanted to watch instead of having to buy large packages, according to a study. -The Washington Post
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More than one million UK households now have two or more Freeview boxes for different television sets.
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By reaching travelers, the cable channel Showtime hopes to attract more home subscribers.
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The devices, which will be available soon, will offer better picture quality than earlier models.
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Upstart will come out with a 47-inch LCD TV with 1080p for under $2,000, a price substantially lower than those of competitors.
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When Adam Rubin purchased his first   flat-panel television this year, he paid Chicago-area retailer   Abt Electronics to come to his house, mount the sleek new TV on   his wall and hook it up to high definition cable.
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Sales, led by increasingly affordable flat-panel TVs, are expected to be strong.
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Even in a big-screen era, most people don&#39;t spend $6,000 or $8,000 on a television. Overall, more than two-thirds of the TVs sold in the United States this year will cost under
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Samsung is close to producing a lighter, thinner, better television.
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NEW YORK -- Flat-panel TVs look lovely on a wall _ the cords hanging from them, less so. After a few years of false starts, the industry finally seems close to tackling that problem. At least three dueling wireless technologies for high-definition TVs will be on display at the Consumer Electronics...
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Pulte Homes (NYSE: PHM) just tried a promotion in which new homebuyers were given plasma TVs. The promotion increased traffic by 30% and sales by 25%.
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With competition ever more fierce in the LCD TV market, some retailers are finding the most viable option is to join forces.
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OLED TVs are getting ready for prime time and are among the stars of CES. But some say the flat-screen TVs, which are as thin as a framed picture on the wall, have too short a life span and are very expensive.
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A new specification will add features to Blu-ray disc players proves that people really just subscribe to consumer electronics rather than buying them. Accept that and you can defend profligate spending on the latest TV or being a penny-pincher.
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Already eyeing holiday shopping, Sony readies 15 40- to 70-inch HDTVs and a high-tech remote.