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10 Things to Do When You're Ready to Buy an HDTV
Mark MatchoIn the market for a flat-screen HDTV for the holidays or the Super Bowl?Read More
Accessing HDTV over Your Home Network
Your HDTV investment is not just the HDTV itself, but also your A/V receiver, DVD, DVR, CD jukebox, and all your other audio/video gear.Read More
Adding Fiber Optic Lights to Your HDTV Experience
You don't have to be deep in the heart of Texas to see stars on your HDTV room's ceiling.Read More
Adjusting the HDTV Picture
Unfortunately, the super-bright "torch" mode that your set was adjusted to when it came out of the box (which made it look so pretty in the store) can'tgive you the best picture quality when you have that HDTV in your home.Read More
Boning Up on Flat-Panel Televisions
Flat-panel TV technology - super-thin HDTVs that you can hang on the wall like a painting - have really taken a prime place in the HDTV-buying field.Read More
Budgeting for HDTV
You're probably working on a budget for your HDTV purchases.Read More
Choosing a Mount for Your HDTV
You can mount thin LCD and plasma panels almost anywhere.Read More
Coming to Terms with Resolution, Pixels, Scanning Systems, and More
The deeper you get into the HDTV world, the more complex and complicated the whole technical shebang gets - you go from HDTV-versus-analog into strange discussions of lines of resolution, pixels, scanning systems, fixed-pixel displays, scaling systems, and more.Read More
Comparing Consumer and Cheaper-Alternative Commercial Plasma TVs
Even though prices have plummeted in the past few years, plasma HDTVs are still relatively expensive when compared with most other types of HDTVs.Read More
Connecting VCRs to HDTVs
In our collective rush to sift through the $5 DVD bins at Wal-Mart, it's easy to overlook the good ol' VCR that sits precariously atop many of our TV sets at home.Read More
Considering HDTV Copy-Protection Systems
Film and television studios are worried about people copying their programs and distributing them to others.Read More
