At CEATEC Japan this week, Panasonic is showing off a full high definition 1080p 3D home theater using Blu-ray Disc and a 103-inch plasma HDTV.
Panasonic does it again with a feature-packed Blu-ray Disc player at an affordable price.
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VUDU, the upstart movies-on-demand provider is going Full High Definition with their new HDX option. HDX delivers movies in full 1080p resolution with high quality 5.1-channel surround sound.
A reader asks whether it’s worth buying a Blu-ray Disc player for an older widescreen rear projection analog HDTV that lacks HDMI or DVI inputs.
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A reader writes in asking for help in connecting her PC to her new LCD HDTV. Should she use DVI to HDMI or VGA?
If I had a nickel for every time a reader or friend asked me what HDMI cable to buy, I’d use those nickels to buy an affordable (but high performance) HDMI cable.
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Panasonic is about to start shipping a new HDMI-switching audio/video receiver with advanced audio features that will make it a good choice for both stereo listening and multi-channel surround sound.
