HDTV Buying Guide [update] - CNET

HDTV Buying Guide [update] CNET Plasma-like blacks on top of most of LCD's advantages; high energy efficiency; ultraslim design. The priciest among all HDTVs; relatively narrower viewing angle. LED TVs will continue to dominate the HDTV market, offering better picture quality and ...

What I Use: May 2012 - Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows

Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows

What I Use: May 2012 Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows The FIOS TV service is particularly good, with numerous non-compressed HDTV channels. We use the built-in DVR to record TV shows. It's not as good as Media Center (what is?) but it's more integrated and it works fine. Our TV is a 46-inch flat screen ... and more »

First Faster 'AC' Wi-Fi Gear Goes On Sale - LifeGoesStrong

LifeGoesStrong

First Faster 'AC' Wi-Fi Gear Goes On Sale LifeGoesStrong ... to further 802.11ac's advantages. Of course, buying any new 802.11ac router does you no good if the receiving Internet connected devices - your Roku, Apple TV or other media streamer, your Blu-ray player, your connected HDTV, your PlayStation or ... and more »

Is Plasma TV dead? - Stuff.co.nz

Stuff.co.nz

Is Plasma TV dead? Stuff.co.nz After Panasonic acquired Pioneer's industry-leading plasma tech in 2009, it began a valiant effort to promote and market the advantages of plasma TV. Looking at the numbers today, it clearly hasn't worked. The question remains: Why has plasma display ... and more »

Is Plasma TV dead? - The Age

The Age

Is Plasma TV dead? The Age After Panasonic acquired Pioneer's industry-leading plasma tech in 2009, it began a valiant effort to promote and market the advantages of plasma TV. Looking at the numbers today, it clearly hasn't worked. The question remains: Why has plasma display ... and more »