Samsung PS42Q97HDX 42in plasma HD TV
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Out of the lab and into the living room; Samsung's plasma in the real world Living Room Review You know how it is - you're sitting one day in front of your trusty CRT watching Apocalypse Now when you're suddenly struck by the feeling that you really aren't getting the full-fat cinematic experience.â¦
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Not much in it, though Ask consumers which HD TV technology they think delivers the best picture quality and they'll put LCD and plasma on a par. Get them to try the two out first, and they quickly favour plasma. So claimed research company Synovate last week after conducting tests with punters across Europe.â¦
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Wired.com's Jose Fermoso takes a look at Panasonic's record-setting 150-inch plasma TV set, in this short video from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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Games played on 388in cinema screen You might have a 38in widescreen HDTV...you might even have a 50-in plasma display...you might even have a projector system set up as your source of home entertainment...but it's extremely unlikely you'll be able to top this...â¦
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Receiver will allow your TV to display HD content that's stored on your PC.
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NEW YORK Now that the broadcast TV upfront market is nearly complete, buyers are setting their sights on cable. Many are wondering whether that market will be as strong, in terms of total dollars and price hikes, as its network counterpart. The answer, sellers say, will depend on whether buyers want to use the new commercial ratings as currency, as they did with the broadcast market. There are indications, and good reasons, that they might not.
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Flat or fat? EDTV or HDTV? LCD or plasma? Anyone who&#39;s on the hunt for a new TV set these days knows getting a dream screen can be more confusing than the plotline of Days of Our Lives.
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Experience beautiful HDTV programming with Voom. Over 30 HDTV channels. $0 upfront for hardware and installation. Maximize your TV viewing experience with Voom Satellite.
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com December 22, 2004, 1:59 PM PT. Sony Electronics issued a statement Wednesday refuting reports that it&#39;s getting out of the plasma TV business.
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Out of the lab and into the living room; Samsung's plasma on test Living Room Review You know how it is - you're sitting one day in front of your trusty CRT watching Apocalypse Now when you're suddenly struck by the feeling that you really aren't getting the full-fat cinematic experience.â¦
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In anticipation of the Super Bowl this weekend, or maybe the Oscars next month, you've finally decided to spring for a flat-screen television and settled on a 32-inch model that will cost $1,200. Sounds like a deal, but you may have just begun opening your wallet. There are likely to be a few hidden costs you might not have considered....
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TOKYO, SEPT 6: Panasonic brand products maker Matsushita Electric Industrial Co said on Monday it will launch the world&#39;s largest plasma display television, with a screen measuring 65-inches diagonally, on Oct 1 in Japan.
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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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InfoWorld - Two Taiwanese companies are making laptop PCs users can hook up to their high definition (HD) TVs to make more use of the laptops&#39; internal high definition optical drives, either Blu-ray Disc or HD DVD.
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Sony has released version 1.3 of its firmware for the PlayStation 3 game console, which gives preference to 1080i high-definition output. The device initially outputted in only 720p and 1080p HD, which meant older televisions with support only for 1080i were stuck displaying standard definition 480p.
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Better in Black? The $5000 Pioneer Kuro PlasmaLED Backlighting for New Samsung LCDsPerhaps the World&#39;s Thinnest LCD Frames, Toshiba SaysThe 50-Inch Plasma: Panasonic&#39;s TH-50PZ77Mitsubishi&#39;s UltraThin Frame LCDsBlur-Reduction Technology in New JVC LCDsSharp Claims Its New LCDs Are Flatter Three New LCD-TV Sizes From LGHow Smart are the HP MediaSmarts?Sony: No New TVs at the CEDIA ShowThe Little Giant: Vizio LCDs
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I have good news, bad news, and worse news.  The good news is that I managed to get MythTV working well enough that it now plays standard definition channels better than the cable box alone, even though it's getting its signal from the cable output of the cable box.  I get this benefit because MythTV allows me to tweak various parameters that you can't change on the cable box.   The bad news is that high definition channels still look worse through MythTV than they do if I watch then directly from the cable box.  I don't expect to solve this problem. The cable box may be able to handle HDTV itself, but it outputs a digital signal in 480p, which is basically standard definition. The fact that I have two HDTV-capable tuner cards does me little good.  Here's the worse news. I had to learn way too much to get this far.