[HDBlog.net] Cable and satelite providers are racing to transition from MPEG2 based devices to ones that use the MPEG4 in order to satisfy consumer demand for HD content. I say it’s about time!
Posted at October 20, 2005 08:15 PM
[HDBlog.net] Cable and satelite providers are racing to transition from MPEG2 based devices to ones that use the MPEG4 in order to satisfy consumer demand for HD content. I say it’s about time!
Posted at October 20, 2005 08:15 PM
[atmaspheric | endeavors] Cablecard delivers a superior picture (no cable box compression) and the 2.0 version will give you two-way control so you won’t need a box for VOD or enhanced services if your provider supports this function. It’s also good news for third party DVR makers like TIVO and will hopefully be the path to HDTV on HTPC’s like MCE.
Posted at October 20, 2005 07:58 PM
[atmaspheric | endeavors] Cablecard delivers a superior picture (no cable box compression) and the 2.0 version will give you two-way control so you won’t need a box for VOD or enhanced services if your provider supports this function. It’s also good news for third party DVR makers like TIVO and will hopefully be the path to HDTV on HTPC’s like MCE.
Posted at October 20, 2005 07:58 PM
[HD Beat] What we're watching: Nothing good on tonight, so I'm popping an HD-DVD movie in for the evening. Nah, we're just kidding, but we made you look, no?
Posted at October 20, 2005 07:47 PM
[HD Beat] What we're watching: Nothing good on tonight, so I'm popping an HD-DVD movie in for the evening. Nah, we're just kidding, but we made you look, no?
Posted at October 20, 2005 07:47 PM
[The Blackfriars Blog] Microsoft said it would only confirm three titles for XBox 360's launch in Europe: Kameo: Elements of Power and Perfect Dark Zero by Rare, a UK-based games maker owned by Microsoft, and Project Gotham Racing 3 from the game studio Blizzard Creations. Now to be fair, there are other games that are nearing completion that are being held up by ratings reviewers, but it just shows the challenge of trying to launch a new platform on an aggressive schedule to beat out a competitor.
Posted at October 08, 2005 10:32 AM
[Ed Bott’s Media Central] DirecTV’s standard DVR, originally set to be released this past June, will be introduced in late October, and another model featuring high-definition service will be introduced in mid-2006. The standard DVR will feature up to 100 hours of recordable space, compared with TiVo’s 70 hours.
Posted at October 08, 2005 10:26 AM
[HD Beat] Plenty of good pics and buzzphrases over at PC Magazine on the CEATEC show that's wrapping up. Here's one of a HomePlug HDTV device prototype.
Posted at October 08, 2005 10:12 AM
[My Delusional Dream] So, we should soon have 400GB of storage onthe MythTV box and HDTV, well we'll have HDTV but not on Myth because I stillcan't pick up a new computer yet (for that reason, see myprogress on reading the Bible). Anyway, here's towhat will hopefully be a nice upgrade.
Posted at September 25, 2005 12:08 PM
[My Delusional Dream] So, we should soon have 400GB of storage onthe MythTV box and HDTV, well we'll have HDTV but not on Myth because I stillcan't pick up a new computer yet (for that reason, see myprogress on reading the Bible). Anyway, here's towhat will hopefully be a nice upgrade.
Posted at September 25, 2005 12:08 PM
[TV Snob.com - TV on DVD, LCD TV, Plasma, HDTV, DVD, DLP, TV Shows, Portable TVS, Flat CRT, PSP, & Portable Video Devices - News] It's about time SNL went HDTV. Here's the PR with the DL (stupid acronyms seem to have taken over my computer):
Posted at September 25, 2005 11:55 AM
[TV Snob.com - TV on DVD, LCD TV, Plasma, HDTV, DVD, DLP, TV Shows, Portable TVS, Flat CRT, PSP, & Portable Video Devices - News] It's about time SNL went HDTV. Here's the PR with the DL (stupid acronyms seem to have taken over my computer):
Posted at September 25, 2005 11:55 AM
[HD Beat] Using analog cable I'm perfectly happy as long as it isn't the digital crap I'm getting from my cable company. I can't see anything new with HDTV, such as beads of sweat or anything with sports (not that I watch sports other than HD comparison)
Posted at September 22, 2005 07:06 PM
[InterActive Home blog - your complete guide to home entertainment technology. Digital home, wireless home, buyers guides, dvd,] Vendors mislead consumers about ”˜digital home’ The digital home dream may be just be around the corner but vendors are hoodwinking consumers with...
Posted at September 06, 2005 12:05 PM
[Tech news and insider stories for the IT industry - the i-kew blog] It may sound like more bandwidth than anybody can use: but what you actually need is 100 megabits. Bernard Daines [left] - founder of Packet Engines and Grand Junction Networks, both of which were later sold to other firms for a total of $675 million - set the benchmark half a decade ago, when he launched World Wide Packets.
Posted at September 03, 2005 01:49 PM
[TV Snob.com - TV on DVD, LCD TV, Plasma, HDTV, DVD, DLP, TV Shows, Portable TVS, Flat CRT, PSP, & Portable Video Devices - News] Harmony 880 RemoteGet control of your TV, DVD, LCD TV, and life with the Harmony 880 Remote. FREE SHIPPING
Posted at September 03, 2005 01:40 PM
[HDBlog.net] engadget has an opinion piece every week called The Clicker, by Stephen Speicher. This week’s topic is 1080p, and, like the HDTVexpert, he points out that nobody is broadcasting 1080p and probably won’t.
Posted at September 03, 2005 01:36 PM
[HD Beat] While this will also promote their products, we're happy to hear that Samsung is working with Discovery Communications to show HDTV all over the world. Samsung will be showing Discovery high-def content on over 30,000 HDTVs at various public venues.
Posted at September 03, 2005 01:24 PM
[HD Beat] While this will also promote their products, we're happy to hear that Samsung is working with Discovery Communications to show HDTV all over the world. Samsung will be showing Discovery high-def content on over 30,000 HDTVs at various public venues.
Posted at September 03, 2005 01:24 PM
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