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user  |  Jan 02, 2008  |  0 comments
A stalwart plasma brand is giving up on U.S. sales. Fujitsu will no longer sell plasma sets except in Japan.
Al Griffin  |  Jan 01, 2008  |  0 comments
Samsung's plasma buster? 00036725246850 Samsung LN-T4683 There's been significant buzz on the LCD HDTV front lately, much of it surrounding models with 120-Hz scanning, a feature designed to combat picture
 |  Dec 31, 2007  |  0 comments

HDTV Buying Guide Shopping for a new TV or projector?

 |  Dec 31, 2007  |  0 comments

Shopping Guide to Home Theater Find the HDTV, DVD player, and surround sound system that's right for you.

Setup Screwups We diagnose five of the most common problems ailing home theaters - and prescribe the right medicine.

Thomas J. Norton  |  Dec 31, 2007  |  0 comments
Rear projection sets aren't getting as much attention as they did even a year ago. They aren't sexy. You can't hang them on the wall. But the secret is that you can get performance that can come close to or even match, size-for-size, most flat panels on the market for a lot less money.
Thomas J. Norton  |  Dec 31, 2007  |  0 comments

With the growing popularity of flat panel TVs, rear projection sets aren't getting as much attention as they did even as recently as a year ago. They aren't sexy. You can't hang them on the wall. If you buy one, your friends, the Joneses, won't have to worry about you keeping up with them and their 103" plasma.

Fred Manteghian  |  Dec 29, 2007  |  7 comments

There isn't much to complain about this year, but that won't stop me.

Tom Norton  |  Dec 26, 2007  |  3 comments

Deckard is a Blade Runner. His job is to seek out and eliminate Replicants who….oh, never mind. If you need me to describe the plot of <I>Blade Runner</I> in detail then you must be new to the entire movie game. If you haven't seen it, you should discover it for yourself. And if your reaction is typical you'll likely be blown away by this new 5-disc HD DVD boxed set from Warner Brothers (also available on Blu-ray). (Much of this material is also available on a multi-disc DVD package, but be careful; the 4-disc standard DVD set omits the work print version of the film described below.)

Thomas J. Norton  |  Dec 26, 2007  |  2 comments

With Sony's recent announcement that it is discontinuing production of all rear projection sets, both LCD and SXRD, in favor of its flat panel LCD Bravia line, the video display landscape is becoming noticeably thinner. Yes, many major companies—Panasonic, Samsung, and Mitsubishi among them, continue to turn out rear projection televisions. But is the handwriting on the wall for this type of display?

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