A reader writes in asking why regular TV programs look so bad on his dad’s HDTV and what, if anything, can be done about it.
The upstart California flat panel maker, known for their affordable high value HDTVs, is making a play for the higher end market with their new XVT line of high performance plasma and LCD flat panel televisions.
The Sony Electronics and Sony Pictures Entertainment development teams have collaborated to produce a new, professional grade encoding tool for Blu-ray Disc authoring.
A reader writes in asking whether Sony’s PS3 Blu-ray Disc player now supports the new lossless surround sound codecs – Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio, and if so, how?
Sony’s first standalone Blu-ray Disc player to feature BD-Live, the BDP-S350 is now available at Sony Style, on Amazon.com and in select stores for $399.
An owner of an older projector lacking DVI or HDMI inputs asks whether it’s worthwhile to seek out an upconverting DVD player which sends 720p or 1080i resolution over component video. Or is it better to let the projector upconvert the standard def signal?
How good could a 32-inch flat panel plasma HDTV possibly be with a street price below $550? I’m glad you asked.
Packed with LEDs, convergence features and 3D video capability, Samsung’s new DLP HDTV has a few new tricks up its 61-inch sleeve.
