For those of you who have bought your HDTV, here’s some of the most essential HDTV accessories you might want to think about getting to get the most out of your new HDTV:
For those of you looking for the “best” deals on laptop, hdtv, harddisk, and wireless printer, check out some of these great deals:
It doesn’t get better than this, if you have been looking for a powerful laptop for back to school, this ASUS T4400 2.2Ghz Laptop is on sale for just $414.99!
Also, a refurbished 32-inch 1080P Vizio HDTV going only for $355.56, certainly a great dorm room HDTV your college kid will appreciate!
For those of you who want the biggest and the baddest, Sony makes the 70-inch 1080P HDTV, the Sony Bravia XBR KDL-70XBR7.
Price on this 70-inch beast is $19,999.99 on Amazon. It certainly ain’t cheap but having this world’s la
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Here’s some good news for consumers out there who want to be closer to your friends and relatives abroad, you should soon be able to skype them on your HDTV in all dazzling 720P resolution via Panasonic’s new Skype.
I am definitely getting one of these Panasonics.
Models that will support 720P Skype:
According to PC World’s recent testings on 1080P versus 720P, the quality seems to not affect viewers when watching from more than around 10 feet out. But I still prefer 1080P, it’s that small bit of clearness I need in my life so I can tell if a news anchor is wearing make-up or it’s natural.
Just a thought to keep in mind when you are setting up for a new home theater system.
Of those who preferred the 1080p set, the average distance at which they said they could tell the difference was 10.7 feet, although this was limited by the maximum difference of 17 fe
Well, it’s boxing day today and here’s some really great deals from BestBuy you need to check out:
Here’s some great deals on 16″ and 22″ HD LCD monitors:
If you have been waiting to get an extra LCD for your computer or laptop, this is probably the best deal you will fi
Yey, today’s Cyber Monday, where you get great deals on gadgets and other electronics, here’s some for Dell:
For those of you looking to ways to hook up your desktop to your HDTV wirelessly using either HDMI digital connection or standard analog VGA, there IS a way, you can use Atlona’s AT-HDAir product which is a USB HDMI/VGA wireless converter. The unit also supports audio for HDMI connections as of recently (see press release), which means you will no longer need cables nor have your desktop close to your HDTV in order to watch crisp, clear 720P YouTube videos.
