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Television has changed a lot in recent years. Once the picture tube television was the only choice for consumers. Now you have projection televisions, LCD and Plasma displays, and video projectors to choose from. Which type is right for you? Start with answers to key questions, then move on to TV basics, product reviews, and a comprehensive list of brands and models.
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Everything You Want to Know About Watching 3D at Home
3D is the hot topic in home theater, and depending on who you talk to, 3D TV and 3D home theater is going to be either the greatest thing to happen in home entertainment or the biggest consumer electronics flop ever. Obviously, the truth is somewhere in-between. For a comprehensive look at 3D for consumers, check out my complete guide to 3D TV and home theater.HDTV FAQs - Answers To Questions About HDTV
HDTV FAQs - The impact of the 2009 DTV transition, HDTV, and the introduction of Blu-ray Disc has changed the television viewing landscape, making TV buying decisions for consumers more complex. This has given rise to a lot of questions about HDTV and how to access HDTV programming and content. For some helpful tips, check out my HDTV FAQs.Optoma HD806 DLP Video Projector - Short Review
At a price of $2,599, the Optoma HD806 DLP Projector is a good value. With its native 1920x1080 (1080p) native pixel resolution and it 2,000 lumen output capability, the video quality is very good. Flesh tones and color saturation produce a natural looking image. Another bonus is that the HD806 has both HDMI and DVI inputs. I found the Optoma HD806 to be a good performing and easy-to-use video projector. To find if it is right for you, check out my review.
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