Tuesday, June 26th, 2007
If you’re in the market for a new HDTV then you’ve likely seen the specifications for some of the sets at 1080i max resolution and 1080p max resolution. They sound similar, but what’s the difference? Well as far as resolution is concerned, nothing is different. I actually read an HDTV review that […]
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Whether you’re just getting your home theater started or looking to expand and replace you’ve been in the market for wiring and cables. A good rule of thumb that I found true was expect to spend about 10% of your home theater budget on cables. Unfortunately there’s a lot of mystique around cables […]
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Sony has aligned the DAV-HDX500 sound system to be compatible with their popular BRAVIA widescreen TV line. Yet, it will still deliver fine performance with most other HDTV sets on the market. As a leader in products with HDMI connectivity, Sony has created BRAVIA Theater Sync to go beyond simple audio and video transmission. When […]
Read More..>>Tuesday, June 19th, 2007
Still looking for that perfect cinema-like home theater system. Optoma has just announced its latest home theater projector the HD81-LV, calling it The Definitive Widescreen Home Theater Solution. That is a pretty big claim to have to live up to. It comes loaded with technology and features which just might give it a chance though. […]
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The Optoma HD81-LV is a distinctive two-piece projection system that includes a native 1080p projector with 2500 lumen peak output and studio-grade video processor. And, with its optional widescreen anamorphic lens, the HD81-LV makes a unique home theater video system for a complete cinematic experience. Featuring Texas Instruments’ DarkChip3™ chipset, the HD81-LV is able to […]
Read More..>>Friday, June 15th, 2007
Exclusive Hitachi technologies deliver a truly cinematic experience with big-screen LCD Front Projection HDTV and EDTV monitors. Superior performance in picture quality and detail, these projectors reproduce a sharp image that can be viewed on a large screen up to 300″. Proprietary technologies push the limits of modern optical engineering to help create the ultimate […]
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A standard DVD player plays DVD media recorded at up to 480p (p = progressive-scan). By using a component-video or HDMI connection you can upgrade the reception on an HDTV screen. HDMI uses upconversion scaling to deliver HD-like performance. An HDTV or a High-Def TV requires a DVD player that can deliver equally breathtaking visuals […]
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