All Entries in the "Education" Category
HD Channels And Programming From Cable And Satellite
Two companies supply all-HD channels to cable systems. Mojo (formerly INHD; owned by In Demand) and HDNet (co-owned by Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban) each air movies, documentaries, concerts, reality shows, bikini contests, sports, and even reruns of old filmed series such as Hogan’s Heroes. Old TV shows that were shot and edited on film [...]
Improvements In Audio Quality For Flat Panel Televisions
To be sure, there are many audio technologies that exist today to help television manufacturers improve audio quality and offer feature differentiation in each new generation of HDTVs. For example, class D digital amplification technology has made tremendous progress in recent years and now provides solutions to flat-panel TV’s primary challenges: obtaining high-quality audio in [...]
Where To Buy Your New HD Television
Just as digital TVs offer more choices than ever before, so does the art of obtaining them. The electronics retailer have largely bulked up into bigger, more efficient operations, but there is still a variety of places to buy from particularly when it comes to shopping online. You’ll probably find that major chains, specialty stores, [...]
Disposing Of Your Old Television To Make Way For A New HDTV
If you’re in the process of buying a new television or possibly outfitting your home with several new flat screens for Christmas, then you’ll probably have a few old TVs that you need to get rid of. So if you have an old analog TV just sitting there that you will never use again, now [...]
Widescreen Televisions And The Golden Rectangle
Thankfully, with the advent of digital television technology, the dimension of TV screens has gone through an upgrade as well. Most DVDs of theatrical films and many new television series are now issued in anamorphic widescreen, with a 16 x 9 dimension. Because of the dimension mismatch, on a 4 x 3 screen, a widescreen [...]
Transitioning From Analog To Digital Broadcast Transmission Part II
Although many people might think that HDTV and digital video are the same thing, they actually began as separate technologies, before they merged to form the basis of today’s video revolution. HDTV, also known as high-definition television, emerged in the early 1980s as an experimental Japanese analog system developed by Japan’s public TV network, NHK, [...]
Transitioning From Analog To Digital Broadcast Transmission Part I
Television’s original developers and regulators did their best to give us a simple and easy-to-use home entertainment device, given the technology at hand then. The ability to send moving pictures through the air in real time was one miracle; making their reception easy enough for the average family was another. Regularly scheduled telecasts began in [...]




