High-definition television

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 UK Firstly, I'll explain the nature of HDTV. It stands for High Definition Television and gives you a sharper high resolution picture, because it contains more horizontal lines. Regular TV's contain around 576 lines on the screen, and an HDTV packs in at ...

 Australia - By Dave Parrack Buying a big screen, high-definition television is becoming more of a must as time goes by. As we gradually shift to a digital age, ...

By matt buchanan Anthony successfully navigated the obstacle course of buying an HDTV—turning down bogus pricey add-ons. But then Sears called him at home, imploring him to buy a warranty because plasma TVs need to be recharged. WTF? A few days after Anthony bought his plasma HDTV and turned down Sears' $3...

By Doug Berger Last year we saw Panasonic launch a 150-inch Plasma TV.  This year they’re talking up their new 3D 1080p HDTV.  The first 3D Blu-ray won’t be launched until 2010, so there’s still a lot of work to go to perfect the concept.  The company mentioned that they are working with famous director / prod...

By Chris Davies LH85 Wireless Full HD 1080p HDTV (Class Sizes: 55-, and 47-inch*): With an uncompressed wireless system and Full HD 1080p transmission from a separate media box, this series eliminates messy wires and cables and allows for the freedom to place the HDTV anywhere in the room. Key features i...

What about turning any room into a lovely home theater with one of the largest plasma panels ever built? The Tantus HPN6339 63-inch HDTV-Ready Samsung plasma TV will surely do a remarkable job.

By Dan Nosowitz We've seen the LaserVue reviewed before, but only while using Mitsubishi's hand-picked content, which doesn't necessarily make for the most accurate test. Kurtis and Cameron at The Tech Lounge got themselves a Panasonic DMP-BD30K Blu-Ray player and a copy of both Ice Age: Meltdown and...

Plasma televisions have become more affordable than ever. This plasma TV review guide discusses some of the best yet cheap plasma TV sets covering 42 to 50-inch models within the sub-$1,500 category.

By Sean Fallon During the review he broke down some of the technology behind the eye popping specs, as well as taking note of a feature set that is high on performance and low on ordinary TV functions. Being a monitor, the 65VX100U does not feature a built-in HDTV or analog tuner and standard definition sou...

By Wilson Rothman The PZ850 also makes it easy to enjoy your own High Definition digital still and video images in breathtaking 16x9 widescreen format by inserting an SD Memory Card into the HDTV. While all of Panasonic's VIERA HDTV's can display digital still images via SD card, the PZ850 features H.264 cod...

By Brian Lam The Catch: Two HDMI ports are on the side. Only one needs to be. I have to look at the glass live before judging this thing. The 50-inch sounds like a steal, though. VIZIO VP605F 60" 1080P and VP504F 1080p with SILICON OPTIX HQV (Hollywood Quality Video) Processing VIZIO jumps into Full High-Def...

Back in April of 2005, Episode #2 in fact, we did a comparison between LCD, DLP and Plasma as your three main choices for living room HDTVs. The landscape has changed a little since then, so we’ve decided to update the comparison. We also had to add flat panel LCD and LCoS to the discussion. Like t...

By Brian Ashcraft Watching regular TV or movies shouldn't burn the screen," Ogawa-san says with a smile. I look at his Rolex and wonder if it's fake. Don't you think 24 would look so much better on the Plasma?" Anything'll look better than what we've got now." The LCD TV makes colors look too light."