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New Hi-Def Guides Available

Written by Rich Fiscus @ 05 Nov 2007 7:00 User comments (4)

Today AfterDawn kicks off a series of guides intended to help you navigate through the maze of hi-def technology. The first two guides cover general high definition signals and HDTV technology. Future guides in the series will include more details on basic technology, as well as instructions for basic Authoring and playback on computers and standalone players.

High Definition Signals
HDTV Essentials

You can find these, and other guides in our Guides section.

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11.11.2007 17:46

DarkElder

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Just one more reason that Afterdawn Is my Home Page.

21.11.2007 20:23

vinny13

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SXRD, DLP LCD Projection, or Flat Panel LCD. Which has the best picture(price in mind)?

32.11.2007 12:09

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Originally posted by vinny13:
SXRD, DLP LCD Projection, or Flat Panel LCD. Which has the best picture(price in mind)?

There are too many variables to give a reasonable answer. They include lighting, viewing distance/screen size, and even your own perception. And of course no one can tell you what you think is a better value. Id recommend posting the question in our HDTV forum. For the best chance at a useful answer (or starting point at least) you should include your budget, as well as some details about the viewing conditions, such as lighting and viewing distance. If you know what size, or range of sizes, you're looking for.

419.11.2007 16:07

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Well done. Just when we think the site cant get any better we are mistaken once again. Well done and keep up the good work.

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