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HDTV: It’s time for the close-up, ready or not (Courier-Post)
High-definition television is supposed to bring crisp, clear, realistic images into your living room. For TV stars, that potentially means an up-close — and unwelcome? — view of any imperfections they might have.

HDTV Power Consumption: LaserVue vs. Plasma (Geek.com)
Mitsubishi’s LaserVue is a television technology that that company says is “light years ahead” of the competition (get it? light years). It’s a form of rear-projection that has some exciting potential and is more appealing than a standard DLP. (You can get all the information you want on the subject here and here.) One of the [...]

Mitsubishi’s 3D-ready and Unisen HDTV lines in the flesh (Engadget)
Toshiba already showed us what its freshest line of HDTVs looks like, and now its Mitsubishi’s turn. The outfit was on hand in NYC to showcase a few of its now-shipping sets, including the 3D-ready Home Theater line and its speaker-infused Unisen crew. We won’t bore you with the specs (which can be found here and here , respectively), but we will confess that the 82-inch WD-82737 has us …

Losing Yourself in HDTV Is a Few Tweaks Away (New York Times)
Knowing how to optimize the picture settings may spare you a sense of disappointment when you turn it on.

Netflix/LG HDTV’s Are Finally Here. (I4U)
This is one collaboration we’ve been excited about for a while now. LG and Netflix have teamed up to create a new line of Broadband HDTVs loaded up with Netflix software and capable of streaming movies directly from the Netflix website to your television. …

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