High Definition TV

Just see the opening ceremony of the Vancouver Winter Olympics. It is fantastic.

Amazing the effects and the story they tell. What this must be in 3D like?

I watch the opening on a Sony Bravia Plasma TV KDL-46X1 and the colors are great and viviant.

Last week Panasonic Japan announced to offer 3D TV LCD for the consumer market.

Panasonic will offer two screen size from April and the price will be about 20% higher than current flat screen TVs.

I have a 50″ Samsung plasma, and wondering how to connect 5. 1 surround sound to the high definition channels so that when I am watching movies on tv they can be in 5. 1 surround sound?

My Answer:
In principle you can connect the the Samsung to your surround sound system, but to give you the right information on how to connect, I need to know your flat screen TV model and what receiver you have.

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Plasma TV’s first entered the United States market towards the end of 1999, and have become commonplace in households today.

Compared to the conventional CRT TV screens, Plasma display devices quickly became recognized for their much improved digital image quality.
Conventional CRT’s use a electron beam to scan the picture from top to bottom at different intervals, which cause the phosphors to light thus creating the image.

Unlike convential CRT screens, Plasma screens have a transistor electrode for every single pixel which more evenly lights the image across the entire surface of the display.
Plasma televisions allow you to see movies in the format the director intended it to be viewed.  Read Full Story... >>

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