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Vizio's New 58-inch 3D HDTV Gets Rid of Widescreen Black Bars PCWorld (blog) By Ian Paul, PCWorld Feb 2, 2012 1:55 PM TV-maker Vizio says to get ready to watch widescreen Blu-ray movies at home without any black bars on the top and bottom of the screen thanks to a new 58-inch 3D HDTV slated to launch in mid-March. See all stories on this topic »

HD TV costs €1400 a viewer Herald.ie By Claire Murphy THE number of people who've signed up to RTE's first ever High Definition (HD) match would fit inside the Aviva for our Six Nations clash with Wales. And it would be cheaper to fly each person there by helicopter, buy them dinner in ... See all stories on this topic »

SES Confirms Satellite Leadership in TV Channel Carriage and High Definition ... MarketWatch (press release) LUXEMBOURG, Feb 03, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- SES /quotes/zigman/223331 FR:SESG -0.60% (luxx:SESG) announced today that it is confirming its satellite leadership in TV channel carriage and high definition transmission. By year-end 2011, SES broadcasts ... See all stories on this topic »

Pre-Super Bowl, shoppers stocking up on new high-definition TVs The Star-Ledger - NJ.com Last time the Giants played in the Super Bowl, in 2008, 41 percent of American households had at least one high-definition television. That number has more than doubled, and now 87 percent of households have an HDTV, according to the Consumer ... See all stories on this topic » The Star-Ledger - NJ.com

Dish TV launches TruHD+ with unlimited recording Hindustan Times With the cost of new technologies constantly plummeting, it won't be long before television programs at 1080p resolution (or true HD, the marketing jargon) also become Dish TV India has already prepared themselves for such an eventuality by recently ... See all stories on this topic » Hindustan Times

'Dish sawaar hai' now offers free HD recorder, Dish truHD+ afaqs (press release) By afaqs! news bureau, afaqs!, New Delhi, February 03, 2012 As an extension of its latest 'Dish sawaar hai' campaign, Dish TV has launched the truHD+ DVR, being offered free to its HD customers. Dish TV has launched a high-definition digital video ... See all stories on this topic » afaqs (press release)

Apple iTV Release to be Delayed GizmoCrave The display panels for Apple's high definition TV would be provided by Sharp. But, we have no evidence to substantiate that Sharp has started to ship IGZO (Indium Gallium Zinc Oxide) panels. Apparently, Apple would require more time, for accomplishment ... See all stories on this topic » GizmoCrave

Super Bowl Them Over with an Epson MegaPlex Philadelphia Inquirer It's a high definition (720p, 3LCD based) video projector that can throw a pretty amazing, much-larger-than-life 150-inch image onto a wall, yet goes for far less ($799 list) than a 60- or 70-inch flat panel TV costs nowadays. See all stories on this topic »

MTS Selected Teleste to Equip their Nationwide Digital TV Infrastructure MarketWatch (press release) MTS is now further strengthening its video distribution network by digitalising headends to enable the operator's subscribers throughout all Russian regions to use advanced TV channel packages, additional services and high-definition content. See all stories on this topic »

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TVs: Discover Flat Screen TVs from LG | LG USA Explore the variety of LG televisions and find the TV that meets your needs. ... LG LCD TVs bring you high definition for your HD content, games and Blu-ray ... www.lg.com/us/tvs

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Super Bowl Tips: Last-Minute HDTV Tweaks - eCoustics.com It isn't too late to make sure your HDTV looks great for the Super Bowl. Just follow this easy checklist. www.ecoustics.com/pcmag/articles/2358854

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