Home Theater Systems & Components

HDTV Buyer's Guide: Choosing Between LCD and Plasma
Most HDTV buyers want an HDTV which fits the iconic image of a thin, flat panel. This means buying either an LCD or a plasma HDTV. But choosing between the two technologies can be difficult thanks to myths and misconceptions about both types of HDTV....

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Cutting the (Network) Wires - Sony's BDP-S560 Blu-ray Player
With Blu-ray players finally dropping in price, it's hard to find one that can stand out from the rest. But making the Sony BDP-S560 Blu-ray player with a wireless Internet connection definitely gets attention. Improving on the Trend Blu-ray discs...

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Rebuilding Your Film Collection on Blu-ray
Are you considering taking the leap and upgrading your DVD collection? This article suggests a few things you might want to consider before you take the Blu-ray plunge. Another Update Developments in technology are improving our entertainment all...

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Guide to Computer TV Tuners
By using a computer TV tuner, you can watch TV on your computer. Find out about the types of computer TV tuners and how to find and install a TV tuner that's right for your computer. Computer TV Tuner Facts A TV tuner is a device that allows your...

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What is the Best Height for a Wall-Mounted Flat Screen?
One of the most popular features of flat screen TV's is that you can mount them on a wall. But what height is best aesthetically and for viewing? These tips will help you decide. Mount a Flat Screen TV at Artwork Height There are two schools of...

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The Best HDMI Cables: Are Premium Products Really Better?
Retailers across the country carry premium-branded HDMI cables from companies like Monster which cost large amounts of money but promise the best performance. But are the best HDMI cables really from the brand names? A Monster Price Walk into a major...

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Programming a GE Universal Remote
GE makes more than a dozen universal remotes that allow you to control anywhere from three to eight different devices. If you are unable to figure out how to program your universal remote, these steps will help. Program a GE Universal Remote Manually...

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How Close to the TV Should I Sit?
If you have been wondering what the optimum distance is for watching your flat screen television then check out this article. You may be surprised to find that the right viewing distance for each size of flat screen TV is not what you thought. What Flat...

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Connecting a PlayStation 3 to your TV without HDMI
If your television does not support HDMI inputs and you would like to connect a PlayStation 3 then there are various other options. This article shows you how to link up your PS3 to your television with Component AV, S-Video or Composite connections....

Published by Simon Hill (28,945 pts ) on Nov 8, 2009 to
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How to Connect a Wii to an LCD TV
The Wii is an innovative game console that gets you up off the couch and into the game. There are a couple of ways to connect a Wii to an LCD TV, including hooking it up through the HDMI input. Getting Started When you bring your Wii home or it arrives...

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