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HDTV Home > HDTV Ratings Online HDTV ratingsIf you're in the market for an HDTV you're probably reading as many HDTV ratings as you can find. But how do you know the ratings are accurate? We've compiled a list of some top review web sites that will make it easy to choose an HDTV that best suits your needs. * CNet.com (Editor's Top televisions) - The editors at CNet.com offer reviews as new electronic products are released. CNet is constantly updated so you can be sure of the latest information on the latest model HDTVs. CNet doesn't review analog TVs, but they cover the latest in plasma TV, LCD TV, rear-projection TV, tube-based HDTVs and front projectors. The reviewers detail the pros and cons of different models and provide HDTV ratings and calibrated performance measurements. * CNet.com (HDTV World) - CNet.com's HDTV World provides the best in HDTV ratings and reviews. Reviews detail basic HDTV vocabulary and offer advice on tweaking your display. They also offer the pros and cons of each TV. If you are new to HDTV, this article makes a great introduction. Links to reviews can also be found here. * Consumer Reports TV Decision Guide - This guide provides technology related articles and plasma, LCD flat-panel, rear-projection and both analog and high-definition tube-based TV reviews. You need to be a paid subscriber to the Web site to access the guide and read HDTV ratings and reviews. * PC Magazine - HDTVs: Ready for Prime Time - This publication covers plasma, LCD flat-panel, rear-projection, tube-based and front projection HDTV ratings. * Sound & Vision Magazine - Plasma Panorama - This magazine covers four plasma TVs. The V, Inc. Vizio P42HDe is the cheapest model reviewed. The HP PL4245N and the Pioneer PDP-4350HD are also reviewed as well as the more expensive Panasonic TH-42XVS30U. Single-product reviews are also offered in addition to the HDTV ratings. * Sound & Vision Magazine HDTV Ratings - DLP vs. LCD - This test covers a DLP rear-projection TV (the Samsung HL-P5085W) and an LCD RPTV (the Hitachi 50VS810). The reviews are done by three experts and based on performance in the areas of contrast, color saturation and uniformity, and picture detail. The Samsung DLP emerged as a clear winner. * PC World HDTV Ratings- Big Screens and Better Prices - Eight plasma panel HDTVs are reviewed in terms of audio quality and other features. The LG Electronics 42PXHD emerged as the overall winner in terms of features and performance despite some loss of picture quality. The Philips 42PF9966 and NEC PX-42XR3A are also reviewed. They receive varied HDTV quality ratings. Please be sure to check out our pages about HDTV Reviews, Plasma HDTV, HDTV Receivers, and HDTV Tuner elsewhere on this site. HDTV Ratings
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2008 HDTV Buyers Guide, Part 4
The last in a four-part series of articles on buying an HDTV. The following topics are covered in this segment: HDTV as a System, not Just a TV Set Sony Brings Julia Roberts Double-Header to Blu-ray
Marking the first appearance of a Julia Roberts romantic comedy on Blu-ray, Sony will release a pair of the star's top hits this Fall. Due in stores on September 30 are the Roberts' blockbuster 'My Best... ... CES 2008: New HDTV Products and Technology Overview
For those of you who have been receiving the bulletins from CES over the past two weeks, you will recognize many of the topics below. I've picked some of the highlights and popular themes from this year's show and included a brief comment or two on each. This is not a comprehensive overview, but rather a "highlight reel" from the event. Here is a list of topics covered in this article. These are in no particular order:
Ed's View - Hail to the Glitches!
The digital/HDTV transition now in pregress by the television industry is arguably (certainly by that industry) the most complex ever experienced, though likely not since the evolvement of radio communications from Morse coded pulses to commercial broadcast radio. That took about 15 years and with a lot of glitches along the way, But they were overlooked and corrected as the... Samsung reveals 50- / 58- / 63-inch 7 Series plasma HDTVs
Filed under: Displays, HDTV, Home Entertainment Not a huge fan of the LCD HDTV? Is plasma more your style? Fantastic, because Samsung just took the (official) lid off of the already spotted 7 Series plasma lineup. Featuring the outfit's Touch of Color design, a 1,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, daytime / nighttime calibration options and a DNIe Pro video processor, this trio makes no bones abou ... The Wonderful and Sometimes Confusing World of HDMI Connections
HDMI (which stands for High Definition Multimedia Interface) was developed to accommodate the emerging HD digital technologies which have now entered the mainstream of home entertainment. It was planned as a "one wire" digital solution to both audio and video requirements. It is also one of the most confusing connection technologies available to the general public - especially when people hdmi(3)are used to more traditional interconnectivity. As HDMI attempts to do what it was designed to do, part of the process involves the pieces of the puzzle communicating with each other (sometimes referred to as "handshaking"). This two way communication causes... Early HDTV Supporter Dies at 93
Frances Cripps died yesterday, May 8th 2008, at high-noon in Corvallis, Oregon. She was 93 years old. She had suffered a long illness. Why is this news in HDTV Magazine, you should rightly ask? Frances was one of many unsung heroes who played key roles in furthering HDTV. Always far-seeing and an engineer by nature, she... 'The Strangers' to Stalk Blu-ray in time for Halloween
Lock your doors: Universal has announced that 'The Strangers' will invade Blu-ray this October with exclusive BD-Live content. The Liv Tyler-Scott Speedman thriller scared up over $50 million at the domestic... ... Samsung's MediaLive: the Ultimate HDTV Accessory, Bringing Digital Content from the PC to the Big-Screen
Samsung Electronics America Inc., the leader in the U.S. digital television market, lets consumers view PC-content on a Samsung HDTV with the retail launch of the company’s MediaLive adaptor. Samsung’s MediaLive delivers digital content (including HD content) in real-time from Windows Media Center on a PC running Windows Vista Home Premium or Windows Vista Ultimate [...]Visit eHomeUpgrade for ... Gigabit Communication Challenges Cable Technology: Semiconductors to the Rescue
Multi-gigabit communications present many challenges to cable manufacturers. How can bandwidths higher than 10Gbps required by new standards such as HDMI™ and DisplayPort be achieved over low cost cables? What are the core technical problems with achieving these high data rates and what technologies can be used to address them? How can manufacturers achieve solutions which are less dependent on copper pricing? How can reliability issues be resolved without the need to use thicker cables? Cable manufacturing techniques have evolved to try to meet the challenge, but semiconductor solutions are emerging as promising alternatives and can be expected to play a significant role in solving these issues. This article explains the physical problems faced by cable manufacturers, in particular... |
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