Thursday, July 24, 2008

HDTV

Belkin to Ship Wireless HD Transmitter in Fall

System will send full high-def images to sets around the home for a cool $1,000. more >>

Blu Skies Ahead

Now that Blu-ray's won the high-definition battle, is it time to buy? more >>

Now See This

What's new in online video viewing? The answer is crystal clear. more >>

33 Million U.S. Homes Could Stream HD by 2012

Today’s average broadband speeds can stream only dramatically compressed high-def content. more >>

TV Antennas Sprout Up Anew

The switch to digital and the lure of getting HDTV over the air fuel a small company's rise. more >>

7 Reasons to Forget Blu-ray

Why Sony won the battle against Toshiba's HD DVD but may lose the war for high-def eyes. more >>

Sony's Blu-ray Beats Toshiba's HD DVD

It was a costly fight: Sony's disks lost two years in the high-def video market. more >>

Super Bowl Is a Super Time for HDTVs

Many fans also will check on the game by PC or cellphone. more >>

Many TV Stations Won't Make Switch to Digital

Some religious, minority, and shopping channels may see their transmissions lost in translation. more >>

Technology's Morning After

Landfills are choking on E-waste, and Christmas only makes it worse. more >>

Vudu Delivers High-Definition Movies

HD burnishes a cutting-edge, if expensive, service that delivers flicks over the Internet. more >>

HD Video Faces Hurdles Across the Internet

Cost and antsy Internet providers will keep high-def content off the Web for now. more >>

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