- Ask The Experts: Universal Remote Not Working TV
- TechLore - April 11, 2005
- Question: I have a Philips TV, model number PR1907X101, that will not operate from remote. I just bought universal remote and still no go. What can I do? Answer:The first thing to do is make sure the new universal remote has been properly programmed....
- My TV - Four Ways to Take it With Me
- TechLore - April 10, 2005
- As a companion piece to my other article about streaming audio around the house, I am ready to help those once again following in my digital footsteps. This time we are talking about how to watch your favorite television shows wherever you want.
- Ask The Experts: Too Much Red in TV Image
- TechLore - April 7, 2005
- If you're TV is showing too much red in the picture, it may be because of 'red push'. Read on to discover what this means and how you can fix it.
- Syntax Olevia LT30HV
- Digital Trends - March 30, 2005
- Syntax's Olevia LT30HV LCD 30-inch HDTV doubles as a computer monitor featuring a 750:1 contrast ratio and 16ms response rate - for under $1400 dollars.
- DTV Buying Guide
- eCoustics Articles - March 20, 2005
- Understanding the Different Types of TVs
- TechLore - March 19, 2005
- Part 3 in an article series explaining the differences of all the common types of consumer television displays. Learn about LCD, Plasma, DLP, CRT, &many more in this TechLore exlusive series.
- Ask The Experts: Is There an Anti-Glare Coating for My Screen?
- TechLore - March 17, 2005
- Question:Is there an anti reflective coating which can be applied to a 19 inch monitor that has too much glare from overhead lights?-submitted by curiousAnswer:Yes. There is a do-it-yourself anti-glare coating available for reducing the glare from am...
- Ask The Experts: How Do I Record DirecTV on my HTPC?
- TechLore - March 12, 2005
- I have DirecTV (satellite). I want to record shows on my computer. Do I need a TV tuner with more than 125 channels? If so can you give info?
- Flat Panel TVs
- TechLore - March 10, 2005
- Available sizes: 10" - 76"There's no fighting it; the world is going flat. Thin display technology is growing in popularity on a daily basis, and flat panel has the potential to someday replace nearly every TV technology entirely. Need an example? Lo...
- LCD Flat Panel TVs
- TechLore - March 10, 2005
- Available sizes: 10" - 45"Advantages:Solid image - The image on an LCD flat panel is rock solidNo burn in - LCD displays are essentially immune to burn-inDisadvantages:Price - The price for larger LCD TVs is extremely highViewing angles - Many flat p...
- Plasma Display Panels
- TechLore - March 9, 2005
- Available sizes: 32" - 76"Advantages: Black levels - Plasma displays typically have better black levels than LCD displaysSize - Though LCD displays are emerging at larger sizes, the current max is around 45"Value per inch - Plasma offers a better val...
- LCoS (and variants) Rear-Projection TVs
- TechLore - March 8, 2005
- Available screen sizes: 52" - 82"Advantages:Smooth picture - Due to the very small pixel gap, the images are smooth as glassHigh resolutions - Many options are available at 1080x1920Disdvantages:Price - These sets tend to be more expensive than DLP a...
- DLP Rear-Projection TVs
- TechLore - March 8, 2005
- Part of the Ariticle series "How To Find the TV that is Right for You". This part tells you everything you need to know about DLP rear-projection TVs.
- LCD Rear-Projection
- TechLore - March 8, 2005
- Available sizes: 42"-70"Advantages:Ultra sharp image - Due to the large pixel gap, these displays can look extremely sharp at the right distance.No rainbow effect - Unlike DLP, there is no possibility for a rainbow effect.Advantages:Black level - Whi...
- Microdisplay Rear-Projection
- TechLore - March 8, 2005
- Part of the Ariticle series "How To Find the TV that is Right for You". This part tells you everything you need to know about microdisplay projection TVs.
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