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By FUSILLI1OF4 8 comments
So you are wondering how to buy the right flat panel television for your needs and budget? After reading this article you will be ready to take advantage of the free fall in prices that's continuing especially in today's recession feared economy... more »
By byllz 1 comments
Starting February 2009 all Analog TVs will need a Digital Converter Box in order to function properly. To make things easier The Department of Commerce National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) has allowed for all US ... more »
By thndrstrck63 0 comments
With recycling on the rise these days, Community Solid Waste Districts are encouraging people to recycle just about everything. This includes appliances and electronics, such as stereos, tv's, radios and clocks. Most will tell you where TVs are ... more »
By 1Hooksey 2 comments
When buying a Plasma TV, keep in mind that there really is not best brand, only the one you like most! But major Japanese brands like, Panasonic, Sony, Hitachi, JVC, Toshiba and Pioneer are all very reliable brands... more »
By dhinkle 1 comments
Interested in learning how you can get a free 58' inch Plasma HDTV? Just follow these simple steps you could have one in no time... more »
By Aimee30 3 comments
There are multiple ways to this. I will go through a few of the ways this can be done. It is not really hard, but getting the images on the TV from the computer can be costly depending on what kind of equipment you already have... more »
By TECH57 0 comments
This is the procedure to replace the screw-on tuner cable input on the rear of the television... more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 0 comments
The Apple TV allows you to watch TV shows, movies and podcasts right on your home television. The downloaded programs stream from your iTunes library. The Apple TV receiver connects to your computer and television using Ethernet and video ... more »
By D-Munney 5 comments
If you are in the market for a high-end television, you have to consider getting a plasma HDTV. Some of the best televisions out are Pioneer and Panasonic. If you watch sports, an HDTV is a must. Do your research. Finding the TV that best fits ... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
Want to boost your TV reception? Consider buying an outdoor TV antenna. Before you do, you need to know how to get exactly what you need. A little time spent on research may save some money and frustration down the road. Follow these steps to buy ... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
If your cable rates have gone up again, the service and programming may no longer provide the best value for your entertainment dollar. It might be time to choose one of the two major satellite TV provider: DirecTV and DISH Network. Compare both ... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 1 comments
When it comes to comparing the most advanced technologies available in TVs, it is often confusing. Many brands are available in various stores and every brand has its unique specifications. Choosing the right specifications that will meet your ... more »
By Tony240sx 0 comments
If you have an older T.V. with only coaxial inputs here are some options to connect newer devices such as a DVD player... more »
By Anthony Delgado 5 comments
A common problem for people when upgrading their home electronics is signal compatibility. The most common signal compatibility issue is when connecting a DVD player to an older TV without a composite signal input... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 3 comments
You can liven up the look of your aquarium with this simple project. With a little effort, you can take an old TV and turn it into a fish tank. When you’re done, your fish will have a new home and you’ll have a cool decoration... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
Simple preventive maintenance for a television is a good investment. Protect your expensive electronic product with a little care... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
The Toshiba Gigabeat S is a fantastic personal media player. It has plenty of features as well as a large hard drive and a vivid screen. In order to take advantage of the player's abilities, you might need to encode your own video to meet the ... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
What if your TV begins acting erratically or not functioning at all? Perhaps you need to fix your TV tuner to return the TV to full functionality. Take a look at some of these common problems and solutions... more »
By GreenMomma 0 comments
Maybe this will be easy for you but you should be prepared for a challenging experience dealing with Verizon. Read my tips and be prepared!.. more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
If you have FiOS TV, you are probably enjoying the clear pictures and stunning sound that the fiber optic network provides, not to mention all of the channels and On Demand titles available at any given time. However, sometimes you may run in to ... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
Big screen TVs are something that many people wish to own. It can be very enjoyable watching sports, movies or television shows on a large screen. The size that you decide on for your big screen TV is going to depend on many factors... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
All television sets made on or after July 1, 1999 have something called a V-Chip installed. The “V” in V-Chip stands for “viewer control.” Parents can use this device to control what type of television shows their children are watching. Follow ... more »
By Gump87 2 comments
This is an article on how you can watch TV for Free on your PC... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
If you've just purchased a new TV, learn more about an extended warranty. You can get these warranties either through the manufacturer or through another source, like the store you purchased the TV from. Follow these steps to buy an extended ... more »
By dasbootjoe 1 comments
A few tips for buying your first HDTV... more »