Who buys big screen TVs? Basketball nuts
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Those 100-inch plus TVs aren't for everyone, but Mark Cuban has one.
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Among professional sports leagues, high definition video is a permanent fixture, both inside the new stadiums where fans congregate and on HDTVs that fans are watching. But there's confusion there today, it seems, over wireless technologies.
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Advertisers are still shelling out big bucks for commercials on the big game, but they're worried about the classic TV spot - and they think you (yes, you!) can save it
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A poll identifies the strong lure of a widescreen plasma TV.
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Want a big-screen television set before this year's Super Bowl? Better figure out if you want LCD, DLP, PDP or CRT, and if you want your picture to be HD, ED or plain old SD.
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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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By Tamer El-Ghobashy, Daily News, New York  Dec. 17--With Christmas quickly approaching and high-definition TVs  becoming more affordable and popular, many New Yorkers' wish lists include the  latest home entertainment accessory -- high-definition DVD players.
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What's hot this holiday season in  consumer electronics are big-screen televisions, new video  gaming consoles, digital cameras and notebook PCs.
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In the modern thrill-a-minute NBA it&#39;s the players who generate the big bucks, and who create the league&#39;s (and, to a significant extent, the country&#39;s) latest cultural realities.
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By Michael Hiestand  CBS' NCAA men's basketball tournament coverage is one of the more unchanging formulas in TV sports, presumably delighting viewers who like their sports served straight, rather than as show biz.    But it could be tweaked.
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By James Walker, The Columbus Dispatch, Ohio  Feb. 9--CLEVELAND -- Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell never worried about jersey sales.   Magic Johnson and Larry Bird didn't compete for fans in China and Japan.
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Americans love their TVs, but do they really want to interact with them? DirecTV is betting that football fans do. The satellite broadcaster is gearing up to launch a premium-priced interactive TV package with its Sunday Ticket subscription service next season that will allow fans to check scores, statistics, and fantasy team developments right on screen with their remote rather ...
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The media may be overstating the colossal shift of power to the East a wee bit. Shaquille O&#39;Neal moves into a posh $18.8 million home on Miami&#39;s Star Island, and everyone professing any roundball knowledge goes starry-eyed over the Eastern Conference.
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Good thing Dwyane Wade and LeBron James got their big contract extensions last summer. Their teams might pay less now after proving they can win without their stars.
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By Mark Albright, St. Petersburg Times, Fla.  Sep. 15--Prices of flashy, high-tech TV gear may be plummeting, but  Americans are spending more on digital sets than ever.
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By Marc Katz  Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany spoke the truth the other day when he said, "The consumer gets what the consumer demands." It remains to be seen if the consumer wants the Big Ten Network. That's yet another new network not yet carried on area cable television.