HDMI to HDMI Cable - 6 Ft. - Compatible with PS3, PlayStation, HDTV and more

New HDMI to HDMI Cable - 6 Ft. Length - Perfect for PS3 (PlayStation 3) hook-up, as well as HDTV to Cable and Home Theaters. In Stock for Immediate Shipping - Full Warranty and 30-Day Money Back Guarantee. (PlayStation3 sold seperately - PlayStation is a trademark of Sony)
Customer Review: Same cable...low cost
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Customer Review: Good Buys
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Customer Review: Tru Def HDTV Stick
I did not recieve Tru Def brand, I got AnyTV brand. All the same parts as shown in ad incuding stick, antenna, remote and RCA adaptor to mini plug. You also get software w/player. I am using on an Aspire one netbook and the few channels I get are good. I live on 3rd floor and had to go out on landing and hold antenna over rail to get recetion enough to get picture. Have not tried conecting to cable but am sure tuner will get all chan. and picture is chrisal clear in high def. Good product for the money

It's been said that good things come in small packages. The Flip Mino proves that this is in fact the case, packing a lot of video power into a camera that's small enough to fit in your pocket. This camera just about does it all, and keeps it all wrapped up in an easily portable package. Everything that you'll need to have a great video experience is already onboard, letting you go from filming to editing and even to transferring onto a PC or uploading to video sharing sites.

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Sharp AQUOS LC52BD80U 52-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV with Built-In Blu-ray Player

Sharp presents the ultimate HD-video hub. Combining a full HD 1080p LCD panel with a built-in Blu-ray player, the LC-52BD80U brings you the complete HD video experience, in one component. 120Hz Fine Motion technology serves up smooth, natural motion from fast-action sports and movies, while 10-bit color processing and a high 450dc/m2 panel brightness deliver colorful, vivid images, even when there's ambient light.
Customer Review: Does this have audio outputs that can be connected to a receiver?
I just want to point out that neither this web page nor the manufacturer's web site specify that this has any outputs that can be connected to an external sound system. They need to clarify that because without audio outputs the machine becomes much less attractive. I expect that it does have them but the omission raises the possibility. . FOLLOW UP TO ORIGINAL COMMENTS: Those who commented have pointed out it does have audio outputs as well as some reservations about them: In the interest of not giving abybody a misleading impression , these are their comments and thank you for all the help... ########################################### #!/bin/sh echo "these are the comments" ########################################### Initial post: April 8, 2009 9:36 PM PDT C. Chen says: You may download the TV instruction manual from www.sharpusa.com. According to its manual, it has 1 optical digital output and two L-R RCA analog outputs. You replied with a later post Your reply to C. Chen's post: Guidelines Reply to this post Permalink | Report abuse | Ignore this customerStop ignoring customer 1 of 1 people think this post adds to the discussion. Do you? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Your post, in reply to an earlier post on April 9, 2009 2:58 PM PDT avraam jack says: Thanks! I could not find the manual before. I will look again. . Edit your post: Thanks! I could not find the manual before. I will look again. . Guidelines Edit this post | Permalink -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In reply to your post on April 13, 2009 4:01 AM PDT Allen H. West says: Don't you even understand the Audio goes to your AVR FIRST via HDMI not the friggin TV. The TV is NOT an AVR!!! The AVR is supposed to be in control of surround sound not the dang TV. If you lack HDMI then you run Digital Coax or Optical through the AVR BEFORE the TV. Your reply to Allen H. West's post: Guidelines Reply to this post Permalink | Report abuse | Ignore this customerStop ignoring customer 0 of 1 people think this post adds to the discussion. Do you? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In reply to an earlier post on April 15, 2009 12:05 PM PDT Last edited by the author on April 15, 2009 12:10 PM PDT Dave P. Jones says: Allen, Normally you'd be correct, however this TV has a built-in Blu-ray DVD player and what the OP probably is asking refers to the Blu-ray player audio being output from the TV to an AVR. The answer is yes, it will output audio from the built in Blu-ray player. However, because it has optical and analog outputs only which output Dolby Digital, DTS, or two channel analog, it will not send next generation Blu-ray audio to an AVR. These include high-bit rate Dolby True HD, DTS HD, etc. I know this because I own the 32" version and the two TVs share similar outputs. This may be limitation to folks who want the latest audio from their Blu-ray player. In that case they should opt for an external player and connect their system as you so smartly suggest. Your reply to Dave P. Jones's post: Guidelines Reply to this post Permalink | Report abuse | Ignore this customerStop ignoring customer Do you think this post adds to the discussion? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted on April 15, 2009 12:08 PM PDT Last edited by the author on April 15, 2009 12:12 PM PDT Dave P. Jones says: Avraam Jack, Want to explain how you give this TV five stars without actually owning it (or reviewing it)? ( I HAD TO PICK A STAR RATING AND DID NOT WANT TO BE NEGATIVE WITHOUT REASON ) Your reply to Dave P. Jones's post: Guidelines Reply to this post Permalink | Report abuse | Ignore this customerStop ignoring customer Do you think this post adds to the discussion? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In reply to your post on April 19, 2009 9:25 AM PDT Film Reviewer says: Avraam jack, please revise your review to reflect what you found and not leave a negative taint that might dissuade someone from buying what appears to be a great HDTV. Or just delete your review. You can always find the specs by going to the SharpUSA site. http://www.sharpusa.com/products/ModelLanding/0,1058,2174,00.html Sometimes even the manufacturer does not have complete specs. Manual for this hdtv at: http://www.sharpusa.com/files/tel_man_LC42_46_52BD80U.pdf Your reply to Film Reviewer's post: Guidelines Reply to this post Permalink | Report abuse | Ignore this customerStop ignoring customer Do you think this post adds to the discussion? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted on April 26, 2009 6:38 AM PDT T. Mcpeck says: i contacted a tech through the sharp website and he said there is a digital and a analog audio outputs for stero hookups Your reply to T. Mcpeck's post: Guidelines Reply to this post

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Like all LG products the LG30 series is as aesthetically stylish as tit is technologically advanced. Slim, sleek and sophisticated - the LG30 series will enhance your sense of style.
Customer Review: Tuner Trouble
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Customer Review: Good TV
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Customer Review: HD ANTENNA
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Customer Review: Worth the Money
Simple setup, even the mounting process is easy. I unpackaged it, set it on the floor and picked up 20+ digital channels on my first scan using the TV's built in tuner (yes, the tuner matters). Once mounted on my roof I picked up broadcast stations about 55 miles away, with over 30 total channels received (some duplicate). I live on the fringe of the 40 mile 'limit' of this antenna, about 38.5 miles from the HDTV broadcast towers. I bought an indoor TV Tuner device that used its body as a antenna and received zero channels. The only possible advantage is that I live at altitude, about 1000' higher than the nearest city with a pretty good line of sight (35+ miles) to the HD broadcast towers. I used common RG-6 cable I had laying around and have no regrets about the HD signal quality, it is noticeably better than my satellite provider's HD signal on a 720p TV. Easy to mount. Mounted to my roof with J-mount hardware and some extra lag bolts to secure it against strong winds. Second night we had 40+mph sustained winds and it was fine. Ran the direct line to a 4 way splitter and dropped some channels. Despite the internal amplifier, I plan to add a powered signal booster to see if I can recover those channels (and maybe pick up more).

Many people, especially those with satellite TV receivers, have heard of MPEG. MPEG is a standard for reducing the size of the video signal so that it can be broadcast more easily. This is known as "signal compression". Compressed Digital Video (CDV) is comparable to using MP3 files for music. It makes the file smaller without damaging it, so that it takes less time to download (less bandwidth), and more songs can be stored on your player.

CDV reduces the signal bandwidth requirements of a TV signal to enable its transmission via the Internet, DVD, cable, or satellite. This is necessary because an uncompressed video signal is very large. High definition files are much larger than standard definition files.

• A standard definition DVD movie file size is approximately 3 GB/Hour.
• An uncompressed 1280 X 720 (HDTV) movie file size is over 150 GB/Hour.
• An uncompressed 1920 X 1080 (HDTV) movie file size is over 350 GB/Hour.
• An MPEG-2 (CDV) HDTV movie file size is approximately 9 GB/Hour.
• An MPEG-4 (CDV) HDTV movie file size is approximately 5 GB/Hour.

The early use of CDV (for standard definition programming) was pioneered by the satellite TV companies, DirecTV and the Dish Network.

CDV is the process of discarding data for that information that would be invisible to the viewer. However, too much CDV will significantly distort the output. The higher the level of CDV, the more data that is discarded. Discard too much, and the distortion is very noticeable.

CDV is a tradeoff between file size and video quality. CDV operates on pixel neighborhoods, called a macroblock. The CDV records only the changes within those blocks. This works well if the video is primarily static images like text.

In a basketball game, when Kobe takes it to the basket, more pixels change from one frame to the next. When this happens, the video compression algorithm must work harder. The picture quality after compression depends on the complexity and predictability of the image.

The most common CDV standards are authored by the Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG). Applying CDV to video is an intensive computer operation, but uncompressing (undoing the CDV) MPEG data to video is much less difficult. A C-Cube real-time MPEG-1 video encoder using 8 custom-designed video processor chips sells for $120,000.

MPEG standards are not owned by anyone. Various companies and researchers have MPEG patents, but one does not have to pay a license fee to use MPEG technology.

DVD and Blu-ray discs have CDV used during the mastering process (Blu-ray has enough disc capacity that the CDV is not aggressive, thus does not add significant distortion). High bitrate video algorithms with little CDV exist for video post-production work, but these still create an enormous file, and for this reason are seldom used for the distribution of video.

There are several MPEG standards being used but only three are in general use for commercial video distribution:

MPEG-1

MPEG-1 was the first widely used video (and audio) CDV standard. MP3 is an abbreviation of "MPEG-1 audio layer 3". MPEG-1 supports a video resolution of 352 x 240 at 30 FPS (frames per second). It is the standard for the CDV of moving pictures (and audio). This standard has roots in CD-ROM video applications, and is a popular for video found on the Internet (.mpg files).

MPEG-2

MPEG-2 can support video resolutions of 720 x 480 and 1280 x 720, at 60 FPS. MPEG-2 is capable for both standard definition TV and HDTV. The MPEG-2 standards is also used to store data on a DVD. This is the algorithm used by DirecTV and the Dish Network.

MPEG-2 is the standard on which Digital Television set top boxes and DVD CDV is based. It is based on MPEG-1, but modified for use by digital broadcast television. Different algorithms have been developed and have been integrated into the standard. MPEG-2 is well suited to HDTV resolution and bit rates. With this technique, CDV can compress video data by 15 to 25 times while still producing a picture quality that is generally considered high quality.

MPEG-4

This standard is the future CDV standard that will almost certainly be used by most services delivering HDTV. This includes AT&T, DirecTV, and the Dish Network. A number of cable operators have also started MPEG-4 trials. This standard was originally designed for the Internet. Individual objects within a scene are tracked separately. This is very efficient.

The move to MPEG-4 by the satellite companies is not designed to improve picture quality, but because this algorithm is much more efficient. An MPEG-2 HDTV channel utilizes the bandwidth of six standard definition TV channels; an MPEG-4 HDTV channel would only consume the bandwidth of three standard definition TV channels. MPEG-4 uses half the bandwidth of MPEG-2, and so your service provider will be able to offer twice the number of channels.

OpenCable Application Platform (OCAP)

Consumers are now able to purchase their own cable box/DVR combos from electronics retailers. OCAP is a way for cable operators and other service providers to deploy interactive services like a PC. This will enable your American Idol voter to cast their vote with the remote control for their TV.

Consumers want their HDTV, and service providers who can supply the programming will thrive. MPEG-4 is the best and most cost-efficient option for cable operators and other service providers.

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Big on performance and easy on the wallet, the PNY Verto GeForce 9600GT video card offers unheard of graphics processing power at a wallet friendly price point. Enjoy awesome frame rates in the latest DirectX 10 games.
Customer Review: Absolutely Beautiful
First off, somebody else wrote about a "jet engine" noise, and I have no idea what that's about. My machine is as quiet as it was before. This card is absolutely beautiful. It does everything it's advertised to do and more. It's quiet, fast, and has decent VRAM. Every problem I had with my old card is solved now. I am impressed beyond words. My Valve games (like Half-Life 2) look great and I get absolutely no lag. I did a stress test in Half-Life 2: Lost Coast, which uses Valve's "High Dynamic Range Rendering" technology, which is a whole new level of lighting control and graphics attached to their Source engine, and maxed out the graphics. I achieved 60 frames per second. I was in awe. Also while playing some of my other first-person shooters, like Call of Duty: World at War, I was able see things I never noticed before using my old setup, like heat-ripples from gunfire! Even older games like the first Half-Life look great. Even X-Plane likes this card, and X-Plane is hard to please sometimes. One of my favorite parts of this thing is the cable that plugs into a special S-Vid on the back and lets you output video in standard s-video, RCA, or PbPrY, which is great because I do a lot of video editing. nVidia does it again!
Customer Review: Great card for preformance lovers.
This is a great video card, especially for the price. You would find this card priced brand new at around 130-150 are local stores or anywhere else besides amazon. This card is pretty big, and is quite loud though. But to me performance is all that matters so its not really a inconvenience. Make sure you have adequate space in your case so your card fits. Its about 5 inches long I think. It also requires its own power source from the PSU. It comes with a Y Adapter power connector for that purpose. Uses a 6pin connector into the card and than it converts the 6 pin into a 4 pin molex. So you will also need 2 available 4 pin molex connectors with your PSU. You may need a fairly good power supply of at least 400w for enough power and to keep your system nice and cool, because this card generates lots of heat and uses a good amount of power. It also comes with the drivers on the installation disc, of course and lots of bonus material. Mainly just high definition Geforce wallpapers and some videos. For those who need a affordable high end card for gaming, or intense video editing this is the card to get. It runs at almost twice the performance of your Geforce 8600 series cards, so it would be cheaper to buy this and less power consumption than SLIing 2 8000 series cards. Another thing I like to add, I got the free 2 day shipping on this and got the card the very next day. Which was a super plus to get it a day ahead of schedule. So last though, if you want performance over anything else this card will not let you down.

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Viewing angle also plays a huge part in viewing comfort, the fashion recently has been to mount LCD and Plasma displays above fireplaces, the viewing angle should be no more than %2B/- 15% - any more and fatigue will quickly set in. It is also worth bearing in mind that the further of axis the viewer strays the worse the picture may become - LCD screens in particular should be watched closely on axis whilst projectors and plasma displays are more forgiving.

Viewing distance is also important, our high definition installations allow the user to enjoy a great home cinema experience from about 3 times the height of the screen. As we install custom home cinema seating we can ensure viewing distance is correct and the screen is set to the correct height.

Written by:
Dave Chester
Custom Controls
http://www.CustomControls.co.uk

Custom Control & Entertainment Solutions - Home Cinema, Multi-Room Audio Video, Home Automation & Lighting Control. Premier Dealers for Crestron, Kaleidescape, Lutron and Bowers & Wilkins.

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