How do I get HD from one source to multiple TVs? (Morrison's Mailbag) - CNET

How do I get HD from one source to multiple TVs? (Morrison's Mailbag) CNET What are the best options for distributing HD signal from a provider's receiver? Should we just rent multiple boxes or buy a new system? If you plan on watching different channels in different rooms, generally you'll need a second box. and more »

HDTV Buying Guide [update] - CNET

HDTV Buying Guide [update] CNET To see the mutilated corpses of CBS' CSI crime drama series in stomach-turning detail or to count freckles on the faces of the Grey's Anatomy medical series' cast requires an HDTV, HD settop box and external antenna. An HD tuner-integrated TV or ...

Entertaining Home Technologies - TechNewsWorld

Entertaining Home Technologies TechNewsWorld "While most HTiB systems simply use a normal A/V receiver and pair it with the kinds of loudspeakers that allow them to offer the system at a low price point, we're able to combine a true Denon-quality receiver with powerful, high-quality BA ...

HDTV and Home Theater Podcast - Podcast #530: Harman Kardon AVR 2650 - HDTV Magazine

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HDTV and Home Theater Podcast - Podcast #530: Harman Kardon AVR 2650 HDTV Magazine by The HT Guys on May 10, 2012 Ever since we saw (or better yet heard) our first demo of Dolby Volume we couldn't wait to find a reason to upgrade one of our receivers with this capability. That's going on four years now! So when Ara's Yamaha “Broke”, ...

Dish Network Hopper - PC Magazine

Dish Network Hopper PC Magazine Dish Network's Hopper (along with the accompanying Joey) is the best whole-home DVR and cable/satellite tuner experience we've seen yet. Whole-home DVR is a great idea. Instead of having a full-blown digital video recorder installed with every HDTV in ... and more »