Consumer Reports is known to put out some advertising posts for some of their HDTV reviews. They do a range of tests amongst models, and decide which are the best ones to get. The one on HDTV projectors looks especially interesting (they claim a particular 1080p Kodak model for $3,000 has the best […]
All the rage of the newest LCD TVs is supporting a few things like “120 Hz” and “dejudder”. What are these?
When a TV is marked as “120 Hz”, it means it is capable of redrawing the screen 120 times a second. Traditional tube TVs in the US refreshed around 59.94 times per second, […]
In a continuing series of products wanting to put HD content where you are, Gefen has released the “HDMI RS-232 Extender” (catchy, eh?) which will send out HDMI, RS232, and infrared signals through two CAT-5 (ethernet) cables. Not for the faint of wallets, the extender can send 1080p resolutions up to 150 feet or 1080i […]
Equinux’s TubeStick has been around for a while in Europe using their broadcasting standard (DVB-T) but this is the first time us in North America can join in on the fun. In a market previously dominated by Elgato, Equinux hopes to take some of that market share away by releasing an ATSC/NTSC standard-compatible tuner. The […]
A new HD Tuner card for your PC is on the market, but please try to hold your excitement… Ok, enough holding. The FusionHDTV7 (catchy…) is the “world first dual HD (Digital or QAM) reception PCI express card” which is compatible with both ATSC (digital/HD signals) in North America along with NTSC for you old […]
So you have or maybe are thinking of finally splurging for that HD setup you have just been drooling for, but just can’t think of what you all need? Well, here at High Def Delight, we have just the list for you!
1. HDTV
This one is pretty much a given, but you never know. Crazy folks […]
A recent study shows an estimation that by the end of 2008, 44 million homes in the world (four percent of the entire population) will “actively watch HD programming.” Informa Telecoms & Media said that a major reason why the amount of HD programming watched will increase by two percent around the world is because […]
You must have heard about the Asus Eee PC by now, the amazing little machine loved by all? Kind of like the Little PC that Could? Well, now you can use the My Cinema U3100 tuner to watch HDTV channels. Granted, it won’t display HDTV-quality pictures because the screen is only 800×480, but at least […]
To help you enjoy digital cable and over-the-air programming, Pinnacle has gladly stepped in released, yet another round-up of HDTV tuners. “At just $99 U.S., the new PCTV HD Pro Stick can provide consumers with savings of up to $1,000 on their subscription fees and it even works as a Personal Video Recorder (PVR).” Because […]
CBS has announced a streaming video player, similar to Hulu, yet there is one thing: so far, all their clips will be in 720p and 1080p quality soon. Currently, Hulu, the video streaming service put together by News Corp and NBC Universal, streams their videos with three quality settings: 360p, 480p, and 720p, while currently […]
All about defining consumer high definition.
Written by Tiff , and Christopher for b5media.
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