Tag: HD TV

The picture on your new HDTV, fresh out of the box, might be a bit of a disappointment. There is a world of advice out there to sift through on how to improve the picture quality, but, fortunately, Forbes has boiled it all down to some easily digestible tidbits. The advice for how to get the most out of your new HD set ranges from the painfully obvious (watch more HD content), to the logical ...

After leaving Blockbuster in its dust, Netflix is looking to expand its reach beyond the decidedly low-tech DVD rental business. Sure, Netflix.com has its Watch Instantly feature, but that still requires a PC to stream digital content in questionable quality. Cutting out the computer is an important step in seamlessly integrating your digital content and your home theater. To that end Netflix is ...

For most of us, the holy grail is a 42- or 50-inch big screen for the living room. Sure, we know they make them bigger, but 42- or 50-inches is just big enough to derive maximum enjoyment from all of our favorite shows, movies, sports and video games without being too extravagant or pricey. That said, were money no object, you better believe we'd have our home theater tricked out with ...

If you've been thinking about getting a fancy new HDTV, you might want to wait unitl after the holidays to make your purchase -- at least that's the advice several analysts have given to the New York Times. Over the past couple of years, flat-panel prices have plummeted (and subsequently) so have profits. As a result, retailers are focusing less on the affordable brands (Vizio, Norcent, Olevia) ...