HDTV Megathread

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Inspect Your Gadgets > HDTV Megathread

potentiometer: Dec 31, 2006

slidebite posted:

Is that true with 3D TVs having better pictures? I've not heard that. I am so woefully uneducated.

You know, we could almost use a "go to list" for recommended TVs and poo poo like how we do for PCs in that subforum.

Well it seems to me, and what I found while researching the TV I have in my living room is that 3d automatically comes with any upper mid range, higher end tv. More $$ --> Better video processor --> better picture --> smart functions & 3d bundled in.

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potentiometer: Dec 31, 2006

Chemmy posted:

I only had one RG-6 drop inside my house so I had to switch from Comcast internet to U-Verse.

I've got Dish TV that uses the cable drop that goes to all the bedrooms, so when I had Comcast come out to install internet they brought an additional drop in, just a single line to the router. Works great.

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