Tag: Display Devices News

I am probably speaking to the choir here, however getting the most out of your HDTV is worth repeating.. and repeating.. and repeating a little more. It is a good thing that we have sites like the HD Guru to help us tweak our HDTVs. Get a Setup Disc – This one is fundamental. Sure you could mess around with […]

TomsHardware dedicates 13 pages to the topic of Video Transcoding. If this seems like a bit too much for you, make sure you start off with our Beginner’s Guides…then maybe you’re ready for 13 pages. We recently covered image quality in our review of the first desktop Brazos mini-ITX board. If you already read it, then you know there were […]

We don’t normally link to press releases at MissingRemote since they’re usually just fluff and who knows how they actually perform, but I couldn’t help it on this one since I was actually stunned to see this. Apparently D-Link believes there’s enough demand for Yahoo!’s ConnectedTV widget-based platform that they think people will pony up $200 just to add it […]

This type of news just makes me cringe from head to toe. Nothing against Sharp, but this is just beyond shady. I’m sure Pioneer is getting a pretty penny for this, but man it’s a shame given the legacy the Elite brand has. Why can’t Pioneer just bring back the Kuro line already. Here’s what we do know thanks to […]

Looks like I might have to give in that this “3D” fad isn’t going away any time soon, as the all mighty Consumer Reports has finally started reviewing them. For those unaware, a lot of folks will place a HUGE emphasis on what CR says about a product (my dad included), and they’re well respected for knowing their stuff. In […]

CES is upon us so the news will be fast and furious for the next few days. Everything from crappy knock-offs to 155 inch displays will be garnering for your attention this year. If you are interested in a 21:9 TV to avoid the black bars on your TV when watching movies, take a look at the new Visio TVs. […]

Did you get a shiny new TV for Christmas? The HD Guru will take you through a few steps in getting to know  your new friend. Calibrate..Calibrate…Calibrate.. oh and I am sure there are a few other steps in there as well.  Once you have your HD image on the screen, change the user picture controls. (If the set did […]

This is somewhat surprising, but not sure how much can really be read into this. I’m a firm believer in as long as you need to have expensive glasses to watch it, 3D will always be a niche. I think if sales are good on 3D TV’s, it’s because the best TV’s out there just happen to have it integrated […]