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Canada’s going DTV…..

Although the switch is not scheduled to occur until August 2011, Federal Industry Minister Tony Clement said he does not want delays in the transition from analog to digital television, despite warnings from networks and consumer advocates that Canada is not ready for such a change. Approximately 900,000 Canadian households still rely on antennas, and therefore [...]

LCD HDTV – Technical Information

By John V. W. Howe LCD HDTV has become a trend in the home entertainment industry because of its sleek and thin design. It has gained recognition because of its innovative features and impressive picture quality. HDTV manufacturers continue to progress and modify the good features and make it even better. However, regardless of the development, [...]

How to Use Your Older VCR, TiVo, or DVR With a DTV Converter Box

from wikiHow – The How to Manual That You Can Edit Beginning some time on June 12, 2009 most US TV broadcasts will no longer be in analog format, so they cannot be received by older VCRs, TiVos, and DVRs (digital video recorders) that do not have DTV tuners. However, they can be used to [...]

Improving Digital TV Signals – 3 Steps to Better DTV Reception

Having switched to the new digital television format, you may find the need to improve your reception. Explore a simple method for getting a better picture by following three easy steps.

Digital Television Broadcasting is pretty amazing. You'll likely receive many more stations than ever before. Your old TV will deliver clear sharp picture quality like you never experienced! You'll get more bang for your

Get ready for the 3-D TV sales pitch

Prices aren’t bad … in the historical context of HDTV pricing. A 46-inch Samsung sells for $2,399.99 but doesn’t include the required “active” 3-D glasses, while a 50-inch Panasonic goes for $2,499.98, glasses included. sweetest deals in the coming weeks will be on high-definition televisions. Continue reading

Mobile DTV Devices Reviewed

Mobile over-the-air TV got props in a review by John Quain for PC World. Quain tested three mobile DTV receivers in New York recently. Read More