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  January 10th 2007

  News HD TVs taking over - not just the living room

  Two in every five high definition (HD) TVs in the US are placed in rooms other than the living room, new research has found. Research company The Diffusion Group discovered that HD TV sets are finding their way into all types of rooms in US homes.

  Related categories : Home-networking , Home-theatre-audio , Hdtv , High-definition

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  May 29th 2007

  News Japanese broadcaster shows future of HD TV

  Anyone feeling an inordinate amount of pride at a newly acquired HD TV might want to stop reading now to avoid the nauseous sensation that hearing about Japan 's next-generation high-definition TV system is sure to induce

  Related categories : Hdtv , High-definition , Home-networking

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  May 31st 2007

  News Blu-ray breakthrough boosts HD TV broadcasts

  Just the other day we saw how Japanese broadcaster NHK was making current high-definition video look very old-fashioned indeed. Now today we have news on how the company is adapting Blu-ray technology for use in professional HD TV broadcasting

  Related categories : High-definition , Hdtv , Blu-ray , Home-networking

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  March 29th 2007

  News Japanese HD TV recorder breaks 1TB barrier

  Outside the geekiest of DIY communities, there can't be that many homes with digital video recorders that can lay down over 100 hours of HD TV, but that's about to change in Japan with the arrival of I-O Data's 1 terabyte DVR.

  Related categories : High-definition , Hdtv

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  October 4th 2007

  News JVC television system does quadruple HD TV

  Another day at CEATEC, another amazing piece of technology; this time in the realm of higher-than-high-definition video. JVC's stand at the Japanese electronics show is dominated by a boxy-looking camera that can shoot video at four times the resolution of standard HD TV.

  Related categories : Hdtv , High-definition

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  August 30th 2007

  News Sanyo HD TV camcorder is new world's smallest

  Some could see it as tiresome - no sooner do we write one story about the world's smallest high-definition camcorder than we have to dig out our record books and make umpteen messy adjustments to reflect the latest superlative-seeking contenders - but we love it.

  Related categories : High-definition , Hdtv , Camcorders

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  January 17th 2008

  Blogs Forget HD TVs. Plump for a projector

  The HD TV market is all about keeping-up-with-the-Joneses consumerism

  Related categories : Projectors

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  April 3rd 2008

  News Toshiba turns sights to professional HD TV

  Toshiba appears to be doing all right for a company just coming out of a painful relationship with HD TV - probably because it has more than one iron in that particular fire

  Related categories : Hdtv

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  March 2nd 2008

  News New HD TV technologies coming to CES

  Are you tired of the same old plasmas, LCDs and projection HD TVs that seem to dominate your local retailer's shelves? If so, you'll be interested to know that at CES next week a whole new group of HD TV technologies will be unveiled to whet your appetite.

  Related categories : Hdtv

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  April 3rd 2007

  News HD TV video cameras push AVCHD to the limit

  Barely five months after announcing the world's first video camera to record HD TV images to an SD memory card, Panasonic has replaced it with a cheaper, more-capable model that it claims breaks new ground.

  Related categories : Upgrades , High-definition , Camcorders , Hdtv

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  October 19th 2007

  News HD TV possible via speedy wireless broadband?

  Cisco reckons that the spectrum freed up by digital switchover should be used for broadband or IP services. But that need not necessarily rule out use for HD TV. Currently there are campaigns for Ofcom to retain the spectrum to provide HD content via Freeview.

  Related categories : Web , Television , Lan

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  June 5th 2007

  News BBC seeks to launch new HD TV channel

  The BBC is seeking public opinion on a proposed new UK HD TV channel. The new channel would broadcast for nine hours every day from three o'clock and would deliver the best of what's on the other BBC channels, but in HD.

  Related categories : Hdtv , High-definition

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  April 15th 2008

  News Sony leak reveals bold LED HD TV plans

  In a move that could have a major impact on the display industry, a leaked report discovered on Monday suggests that Sony will offer LED-backlit screens in its high-end Bravia line of HD TVs this autumn

  Related categories : Hdtv

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  March 19th 2008

  News Mitsubishi Blu-ray decks record HD TV to DVD

  Mitsubishi Japan has come up with an anticipated alternative to recording high-definition TV to costly Blu-ray discs by releasing a pair of machines that can record HD TV to standard DVDs

  Related categories : Blu-ray

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  February 22nd 2008

  News Can you get a good HD TV for £500?

  Finding a good HD TV on the cheap certainly isn't easy. But with a little legwork and thanks to the madness of a few internet traders, you really CAN get a good HD television for £500. Here's how...

  Related categories : Tv , Hdtv

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  January 28th

  News HD TV hits the UK iTunes Store

  HD TV has finally hit the iTunes store in the UK and Lost (season five) is one of the first downloads available for your viewing pleasure.

  Related categories : Internet

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  January 15th 2008

  News Toshiba shows off Cell-powered HD TV set

  Last week's CES show was undoubtedly all about new technology in television sets, with the emphasis on kinds and sizes of screen. Naturally, there were noteworthy developments inside the boxes too.One of the more significant was Toshiba's prototype HD TV powered by the same Cell processor found inside the PS3

  Related categories : Hdtv

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  July 6th 2007

  News Insider's guide: buying an HD TV

  Around four years ago, big-screen TVs cost more than £2,000 and high definition TV (HDTV) seemed like a pipe dream for UK telly-watchers. But now HD is here - via Sky HD, Blu-ray and HD DVD.

  Related categories : High-definition , Home-networking , Hdtv

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  October 31st 2007

  News Sharp: consumers want smaller HD TVs

  After showing off the massive 108-inch high-def TV at IFA 2007 a couple of months back, Sharp has launched the world's smallest full high-definition 22-inch and 26-inch LCD TVs this week. It seems smaller HD TVs are all the rage

  Related categories : High-definition , Home-networking

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  October 16th 2008

  News iTunes increases HD television content

  Apple has finally brokered a deal with all the major television studios to bring high-definition television content to its iTunes Store.

  Related categories : Web , Internet , Broadband