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Plasma vs. LCD vs. rear- vs. front-projection
- HDTV resolution explained
1080p vs. 1080i vs. 720p vs. your TV.
- HDTV programming compared
Cable vs. satellite vs. antenna.
- Ultimate HDTV buying guide
Everything you need to know about shopping for HDTV.
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- Quick Guide to HDMI
Should you pay more than $10 for an HDMI cable? Absolutely not.
- TV power consumption guide
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- HDTV tune-up tips
Professional TV calibration secrets--revealed.
- CNET's quick guide to aspect ratio
How to get rid of those black bars.
- Must-have HDTV add-ons
All the dongles, cables, and converters you'll need.
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Existing cell processor for PS4: Bad idea?David Carnoy in his Fully Equipped column this week mulls over why he thinks it's a bad idea if Sony chooses to use the cell processor in the upcoming PS4. The Screening Room:
Is plasma on its way out?"Unfortunately, yes."by thesmilkman (see profile)March 11, 2008 Plasma is the ultimate TV that combines the quality of CRT with the profile of LCD. Unfortunately, it's gotten alot of...
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- DVI and HDMI connections explained
- Progressive-scan explained
- Why EDTV plasmas aren't for losers
- LCD vs. DLP: battle of the new rear-projection HDTVs
- LCD and DLP projectors: poor man's plasmas?
- Flat-panel frenzy: what you need to know
- Pro HDTV calibration: rip-off or money well spent?
- Should you hold out for an ultra-HD (1080p) HDTV?
- Blu-ray vs. HD-DVD
- Why not CableCard?
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