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Top 7 Big Screen Televisions for the Holidays
If you've ever shopped for big screen televisions, you know there are so many choices that it can be overwhelming. You just want to enjoy your crystal-clear home theater TV viewing experience as soon as possible. Whether it's for a gift for yourself or for a loved one this holiday, a little research now will save you aggravation later. This article features the top 7 popular televisions, big screen, and HDTV options for this holiday season. Among the most popular brands is Sharp, known for its amazing quality picture and great value. The top three Sharp TVs are: the Sharp Aquos LC-46D62U LCD H, Sharp LC-42D64U 42" Aquos 10, and the Sharp 52" Aquos 1080p LCD HD. These models range in price from about $1, 399 to $1, 999. Samsung is another popular brand that is known for its sharp picture and vibrant color in HD, and is featured as best in class among technology reviews. Its top three models are: the Samsung LNT4661F 46" 1080p LCD HDTV, the Samsung LNT4665F 46" 1080p LCD HDTV, and the Samsung LNT3253H 32" LCD HDTV. These models range from about just $675 to $1, 579. Sony has been selling quality products for decades and does not disappoint with its big screen TV line, the Bravia series, with models starting at just $699. Customers find that the Sony Bravia KDL-40V3000 40" 1080p LCD HDTV has excellent picture quality and good sound quality without a home theater setup. Whichever big screen television you choose, you should go with a popular name brand such as the ones featured above. These seven models are a great place to start your research in buying your own home entertainment system. Please visit our website for more tips and holiday sales on these featured televisions, big screen, plasma, and HDTV.
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8 Sep 2010 at 8:09am  Another day, another exclusive Blu-ray 3D deal. This time it's Disney, opting to align its Alice in Wonderland and Bolt movies with Sony products over the holiday season as the two team up on "consumer and retail education, promotion and marketing support for in-home 3D devices and content." That means buyers of Sony 3D TVs and Blu-ray players may have one of the above as a pack-in, while everyone else waits 'til the unspecified time when they're released at retail. Hear that? That's the sound of 3D early adopters queueing up Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs for the umpteenth time, camping out in line for Monster House next week or wildly overpaying for pack in/ overseas only 3D releases on eBay. As it stands, the year's slate of unbundled releases is otherwise blank beyond A Christmas Carol and Resident Evil, here's hoping it doesn't stay that way long. More details are in the press release after the break.Continue reading Disney makes Alice in Wonderland, Bolt Blu-ray 3D discs Sony exclusives this winter Disney makes Alice in Wonderland, Bolt Blu-ray 3D discs Sony exclusives this winter originally appeared on Engadget HD on Wed, 08 Sep 2010 08:09:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Comments
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7 Sep 2010 at 5:01pm  Toshiba will be happy to tell you that its upcoming CEVO-Engine, which launches early next year in a "sub-€5,000" TV designed by former B&O-fave design firm Jacob Jensen Design, is the best thing ever, but it takes some work to figure out just exactly why that's the case. We did some digging, subjected our eyeballs to the display's brilliance, and have our full thoughts on the new tech after the break. Continue reading Toshiba's CEVO-Engine is Cell on steroids, with an ultra-bright LED LCD to burn your eyeballs into submission Toshiba's CEVO-Engine is Cell on steroids, with an ultra-bright LED LCD to burn your eyeballs into submission originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 07 Sep 2010 17:01:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Comments
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7 Sep 2010 at 3:41pm  Among Warner's slew of TV show releases this week is Chuck: The Complete Third Season, and we took a quick look at the boxed set before it hit shelves. In case you're still unfamiliar with the NBC show, Chuck Bartowski was a regular employee at the Buy More electronics store before accidentally downloading a computer database into his head and becoming a secret agent -- all without telling his family, friends and co-workers. In the third season, Chuck makes steps towards becoming a full-fledged agent on his own and the show has a lot more action, but it still retains the comedy elements that have kept it going so far.
 In the Blu-ray box set the four discs contain all 19 episodes, plus a deleted scene or two from most of the episodes. The other extras available are a 20 minute behind the scenes featurette that's thankfully in HD and should be very entertaining for fans of the series, plus an incredibly detailed (and also HD) 10 minute Behind the Music-style documentary focusing on the band formed by two of Chuck's coworkers, Jefster. Otherwise, there's some lower-res gag reel footage and Warner's standard BD-Live hooks on the fourth disc, that allow users to mark the disc in their collection and view trailers and extras from upcoming releases like The Big Bang Theory. Unfortunately, there's no commentaries to be found here and there doesn't appear to be any extra downloads or streaming on the way, and while the audio and video here are of good quality, some will be disappointed by the lack of a lossless audio soundtrack. It just crosses the line of fulfilling the standard expectations for a boxed set, but it doesn't go far beyond that. While we can probably just be glad the show is returning later this month for a fourth season it'd be nice to see more of Blu-ray's technology put to use to bring the fans into the show -- Chuck community screening anyone?Continue reading Chuck: The Complete Third Season Blu-ray review Chuck: The Complete Third Season Blu-ray review originally appeared on Engadget HD on Tue, 07 Sep 2010 15:41:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Comments
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7 Sep 2010 at 11:16am  There are plenty of QWERTY remotes out there, trying to be all fancy and make operating your TV more like operating a computer. They think they're so clever, but they've all overlooked one important point: you're dead sexy. Do they really expect you to rock a remote that any old ugly person could buy at Sears and point at their more-than-an-inch-thick LCD? Philips understands, and its Home Control division is launching the Dual remote just for you. It's a pretty simple execution, with a minimal remote on one side and the full QWERTY on the flip. It's a little hard to tell from the presser, but it sounds like there's an optical track pad hidden somewhere on here as well. We also don't have any mention of release date or price, but do details like that really matter? No, they don't. Because this remote's sexy. And you're sexy. Problem = solved.Continue reading Philips Home Control's Dual is a QWERTY remote for attractive people Philips Home Control's Dual is a QWERTY remote for attractive people originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 07 Sep 2010 11:16:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Comments
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Ultra high-end German television maker Loewe revealed at IFA that its 32-inch and 42-inch Connect LED line will be refreshed with 200Hz edge LED backlit panels and improved MediaNet connectivity. Specifically MediaNet has been revamped to feature a new LAN interface for streaming local video or audio content on the TV's integrated DVR as well as from DLNA compatible devices and online sources. A so-called "Follow Me" feature is another handy addition that allows users to easily transfer a program in progress from TV to another display for completion -- which should prove useful to shipping magnates who prefer passing out to Titanic in bed after starting in the jacuzzi. Trusted Reviews also reports that Loewe, along with Sharp and Philips, is promoting web-based services built on CE-HTML that are optimized for TV displays, and even demoed a version of the BBC's iPlayer using the technology behind closed doors. Style-wise, the luxury set will ship in three colors along with a choice of stand and a 2.1 speaker setup when it hits the UK this November. Official pricing however still unknown, but don't expect to find it at Asda. 
