Next year, or more exactly on 17 February 2009, all TV stations in USA will have to broadcast in digital signals. There will be no more analog transmission.
If you have an old TV you might not be able to watch anything, unless you acquire a digital turner. By that time most people would have [...]
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| Comments (1) >>SONY MAKES AN ARTISTIC STATEMENT with its new BRAVIAâ„¢ E4000 series TV.
Designed to be hung on a wall alongside artwork, the TV can display one to 6 pre-installed masterpieces, or any favourite photo, in Picture Frame mode. There are three screen sizes and four blend-in frame colours to choose from (Midnight Sky, Aluminium, Pearly White [...]
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| Comments >>NOW THAT HIGH-DEFINITION TV is going to be the norm, an HDMI cable would be essential to get it connected to other devices like cable box, DVD player, etc…
Should you buy the expensive Monster brand? Or will a cheap unknown brand do?
Since the transmission is digital and not analog there is no [...]
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Mitsubishi is known more for its cars and trucks than for its televisions.
This may soon be changing with the launch of its new ground breaking Laser-TVs, which are going to be in the market later this year.
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| Comments >>Sony and Samsung are ahead of schedule in their joint venture to produce large-size LCD TVs. Originally planned for an Autumn production run, the schedule has now moved to this Summer.
The joint venture, S-LCD Corp., will provide Sony with a stable supply of LCD panels while allowing Samsung to leverage Sony’s brand recognition, not that [...]
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