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HDTV's are the newest technology for your home. Forget the olden days of twisting the antenna or banging on the tv set to get a clear picture!
High-definition is the way of the future! Once you see the difference between a standard TV and a HDTV you will wonder where to buy one.
Well we have a few ideas on where to buy HDTV. Why at TVTV.org of course!
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Latest HDTV News from TVTV.org and the web
- Netflix Plans for the Future
Reed Hastings has seen the future, and there are no polycarbonate discs in his vision. You might find this surprising, given that he’s the CEO of Netflix. Is there life for Netflix after the DVD? That’s the question that was explored in an article in the Wall Street Journal last month. Hastings co-founded Netflix, and expects [...] - Small 1080p LCD HDTVs
I’ve received a lot of promotional emails in recent weeks about new 24″ and 25″ 1080p LCD HDTVs at pretty astounding prices, some under $200. This would have been an appealing price for a 15″ LCD computer monitor just a few years ago, and now you get a widescreen and a TV tuner in the [...] - Supreme Court Okays Cable DVR
The U.S. Supreme Court announced Monday that it decided not to hear a case challenging Cablevision’s new digital video recording (DVR) service that it intends to roll out. This decision could have enormous implications, as far reaching as the famous “Betamax Case” that allowed consumers to “time shift” their viewing of broadcast programming by recording [...] - Slamming the Door on Sharp
On Wednesday, the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) issued a “limited exclusion order” which effectively blocks the import of certain LCD panels and LCD TVs made by Sharp because the company had violated a patent held by Samsung. The ITC started its investigation of Samsung’s original complaint in January 2008, nearly a year and a [...] - Walmart: I Beg to Differ
TWICE published a story yesterday that quotes an interview with Gary Severson, senior VP/general merchandise manager of Walmart. The whole article is worth a read, but there was one part that leaped out at me. The Walmart executive, who is not only responsible for CE but also toys and entertainment software, advised suppliers in the audience [...] - OLED TV: More Mixed Messages
Who knows what to believe? As I made the rounds of the various booths in the exhibit hall at SID 2009 in San Antonio three weeks ago, I found it difficult to get anyone to talk about OLED TV production plans. The few comments I got ranged from non-committal to a flat out “we haven’t [...]