JVC LT-52P789 - 52" LCD TV with built-in iPod dock - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HDTV - black

TV playback of iPod video content is more convenient than ever with the announcement of the JVC LCD TVs with a built-in iPod dock. This model features JVC's TeleDock, a flip-down iPod dock at the base of the set, providing a direct connection for playback through the TV.When an iPod is docked, a menu appears on the TV screen for selecting music, music shuffle or video playback. iPod can be controlled from the TV's remote, which includes a circular keypad with a control scheme that mimics the iPod's control wheel. Photos can also be displayed as a slide show along with music. During music playback, song title and artist name are displayed on the TV screen. During video playback, low resolution files, such as internet videos, can be displayed in a small screen mode. Higher resolution video can be shown in nine aspect modes at full screen. There's also the option to play music files while the TV displays television programming. In addition, the iPod will charge while docked whether the TV's power is on or off.Besides the iPod dock and playback features, JVC's P-Series LCD TVs are full featured high definition displays with a cabinet design that conveys the sets' focus on both audio and video performance. Each features a universal remote with direct input access, a on-screen menu system, a side-mounted USB photo viewer, and ATSC/QAM tuning.Connections include three HDMI inputs, two component inputs, one S-video input, SPDIF input and an analog audio output for sending sound from an iPod or the TV through a home theater system.The sound package delivers 10 watts per channel to a pair of JVC's exclusive oblique cone speakers. And JVC's Omni Surround package with equalizer offers four listening modes movie, music, news (for news or talk show programming) and mono (for simulated stereo from mono programming).

A lot of planning goes into designing a home theater, not only placement of hardware but aesthetics and functionality. Certain questions arise when approaching these possibilities.

A. Is my system strong enough to support my theater?
B. What is the viewing size of my screen?
C. What is my viewing area?
D. How am I surrounding my audience?
E. How comfortable are my patrons?

Let's start with "Is my system strong enough to support my theater".

My first thought is what am I trying to accomplish with my theater? I arrive at this question as I look at craigslist.com in my area, because I see people selling hardware based on their "idea" of what good hardware is. Now let me say this that all of this is subjective, we all have our own thoughts and feelings about what is right and wrong and this is by now means concrete. These are my opinions only. So with that, let us proceed. If ever you have never ventured out to a high fidelity vendor, most of this will sound pompous.

If you regularity shop Best Buy or Circuit City I am sorry to say you have never heard great sound. Not to put those stores down but they serve the many not the few. And now a days they are providing better equipment, but my faith remains in the niche stores that know. Now, in hopes to save face, it is probably because you never knew to seek out such sources. So again, is my "system" strong enough to support my theater? Well, who are you trying to support? Are you a family of five, single, or is it just you and your wife/husband? For me it's just me and my wife Cheri.

Anyway, a family of five will ultimately need more room obviously, so sound power becomes an issue naturally. A theater for less people becomes less stringent based on sheer volume. Not to say that quality needs to be reserved for the many, like I say it is just me and Cheri, yet we can support the many but reserve the quality for ourselves. Selfish? You decide.

Anywho, let us continue with the size of the viewing area. Now, this all becomes moot if we are sitting around a 27" screen. Being that the whole HDTV thing is happening and the FCC is going digital at the end of 2009 we are talking about LCD's and Plasma TV's in the sizes of 48" or greater, sorry, so, anything less is really not home theater, period, again my apologies.

Looking at the viewing area, if you are not containing your audience within your speakers more to the point if you have people outside your sound stage, then you have lost the effect that you have been trying to achieve all along. Understand this: A theater is dynamic. Once outside the envelope of sound, your theater is nothing more than a TV, loudly. You will have lost frontal dynamic, side surround encompass, and rear finality, and based on your financial commitment to your theater, depth as far as subsonic values.

I am amazed at all the formats of surround systems now available, currently 5.1, 7.1 and, 9.1 have their audiences. I am a fan of 7.1, which means two mains left and right a center channel two side surrounds and two rear surrounds. I have a subwoofer, however my front sound stage all employ subs built in so the .1 signal is sent to all three main speakers including my subwoofer which I can dial down to eliminate all the signals only to produce the frequencies that deliver the punch of deep bass. This becomes relevant in frequencies so low they are not heard but felt, like explosions that give movies realism.

Room size and personal preference yield to surround sound experience and there are no hard rules to go by. You as the buyer of your hardware would only know what you are attempting, but remember keep your audience within your sound stage but at the same time expand your sound stage as far as possible. This happens with experimentation and knowing your gear. Don't be a hard head, read your owner's manuals; the manufactures know your products better than you do, even if you don't want to admit it.

Lastly, as the host of your theater, if you put all this time in to it, be gracious, you have all the time to enjoy your theater, let your guests sit in the best seats in the house.

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LG 42LH30 42-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV, Gloss Black

The LH30 series is an entry-level full 1080p LCD HDTV series featuring invisible speakers that give the LH30 a slim panel design. The LH30 series includes Smart Energy Saving technology for better energy conservation and a USB port for access to digital music and videos without the need for a PC. It's Full HD in a stylish and economical package.
Customer Review: Great easy-to use LCD TV and I'm the first to get it!
I searched Amazon and the internet to find something new in LCD TV's. You can't get much newer on March 23rd (date of this review) than a March 17th intro date. This is my first LCD TV and it was easy to set up... just plug it in and go. Or be adventurious and hit the menu button and tweek it to you own liking. The 50,000:1 contrast ratio is the best for any LCD now on the market. It also has a built-in speakerless surrond-sound system (part of the LCD frame) No one but LG has that yet.

Once again Sony has come out with yet another top High-definition TV, the KDL32V4000 model. This Sony Bravia model is one of the best mid priced lcd televisions on market currently. It offers the high performance Bravia Engine to guarantee vivid and high contrast images. Its complex noise reduction process enhances low contrast images until they are crisp, realistic, and rich. Dolby Virtual Surround Sound and 20 watts of power guarantee an involving listening experience, which will put you in the middle of the action.

This fantastic looking LCD TV is part of the popular Sony 32" range. As always an electronic piece of equipment from such a well known and trustworthy brand name is always going to deliver to the highest degree possible. Sony offers the most impressive and sought after performances when it comes to HD ready flat panel TVs, there's no other brand name, like the Sony brand.

Coloured TVs are in, and so if the basic black on offer doesn't suit you then the KDL32V4000 is also available in a choice of red or white. Colour options aside, however, the V series is cosmetically identical to the W series we've seen previously. This means you get a glossy finish, with a - to our eyes at least - strange-looking perspex hole at the bottom. It looks kind of like a shower screen, but the only thing you can see behind it is the skinny stand and maybe a couple of cords.

After sticking with the same remote control design for at least the last three years, it was refreshing to see that the company has decided on a new model with this range. The KDL32V4000U simpler than previous models, with big, friendly number buttons, but some functionality is lost. Especially now that most functions require use of the new "Home" button to access.

View your flat screen from an 178 viewing angle, and enjoy less distortion and light reflection than you would with curved-screen TVs. Bravia engine image technology is accompanied by a 30,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio for a vibrant viewing experience, while a BBE sound system delivers the sounds of the cinema to your living room. The KDL32V4000 possesses an in-built Digital TV receiver which provides you with up to 48 extra Freeview channels and digital radio stations.

The Sony KDL32V4000 LCD TV is HD ready; simply connect it to an HD source via one of the 3 HDMI ports enjoy stunning High Definition. There are also additional component, PC and 2 scart inputs for you to hook up your external devices. Overall, the KDL32V4000 32" LCD TV from Sony is an impressive, feature-packed TV that delivers gorgeous pictures every time.

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92IN Diagonal Accuscreens HDtv Manual Wall Ceiling 45X80IN

The AccuScreen Manual Screen is a sleek and attractive addition to your home theater. The steel case and durable plastic end caps are finished in an attractive Euro-White. The sturdy design of the Universal Mounting Brackets on each end cap allow for either wall or ceiling installation.All AccuScreen Manual screens are manufactured with the BalanceView viewing surface, providing the optimum in viewing pleasure. Brilliant colors and outstanding contrast capabilities bring out the best in your Home Theater projector! With sizes from 7' diagonal NTSC to an astounding 119" HDTV, your Theater will have a beautiful image, larger than any flat screen TV available! As an added bonus, all AccuScreen Manual Screens have black leader above the image area, allowing you the flexibility to position your screen where you want it, above and away from a beautiful image.
Customer Review: Home theater on a budget
Light, easy to install. Looks great and works well with the Infocus IN72 projector in my basement rec room. You could pay much more a screen (and projector) however, most people would probably be happy with this screen.

During a 1-on-1 coaching session this morning, my client told me he would like some help picking out a new television. He told me that he had DIRECTV but wanted to make sure he had his new television in time for the transition to digital television next February.

I told him flat out that there was no need for him to get a new television.

That's when he said that he thought everyone needed a new television. As frustrated as I was that this message is still getting across to people, I did my duty as the founder of Noobie and patiently explained to my client that he is already receiving digital television through his satellite. In fact, DIRECTV has been all digital since the day it was first introduced to the market.

He then asked how he could be watching digital television on his old [analog] television set. I explained that his satellite receiver was already acting as a digital to analog converter which is why everything has been honkey dorey all along.

New television, existing satellite

My client thought about what I had said but then told me that he might still like to pursue getting a new television so he could have the newer and better features.

I tried not to be a downer but it was difficult. I now had to explain to my client that since he wasn't receiving high definition signals from DIRECTV, he might actually be more disappointed with a new television. This is because the picture he is receiving from DIRECTV is still the traditional 4:3 aspect ratio, or "square" television picture. In order to display the current square picture on a new 16:9 aspect ratio or "widescreen" television he would have to do one of the following:

• Put up with black bars on the left and right of the picture (referred to as pillar box)
• Use his television or satellite receiver's stretch modes to stretch the square picture to fit the widescreen television resulting in everyone looking short and stumpy on the screen
• Use his television or satellite receiver's zoom mode to zoom in on the square picture until it fit the widescreen television thus cropping the top and bottom of the picture.

Or, I told my client, he could spend more money to upgrade to a high definition package from DIRECTV and enjoy a beautiful high definition picture... some of the time. The rest of the time when television shows were still being delivered in standard definition it would be back to the list of choices above.

At this point, my client was begging for another option. I looked at him, smiled and said, "Sure. Just stick with everything you got now."

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Mitsubishi Diamond Series WD-65835 65-Inch 1080p DLP HDTV (Glossy Black)

Mitsubishi's diamond line has come to represent the devotion to timeless design, commitment to quality and the pursuit of innovation while never losing sight of what is most important to the customers. These are the hallmarks that define the diamond line and have earned Mitsubishi a reputation of excellence.This proud tradition is evident in the home theater TV philosophy which puts the focus on the large-screen DLP HDTVs. The result is an all-picture sensation that puts you in the middle of all the action. And with the 3D ready feature, immersion in your entertainment is even more captivating. Watch from the sidelines as your favorite team makes a game-winning play or stand back as your favorite film invades your living room. No other line of HDTVs can deliver the same experience.
Customer Review: Stunning picture
I just purchased this TV to replace a 56" first generation, HD-ready rear projection TV from Toshiba. It took some convincing to get my better half to agree to replace a working TV - especially since it was already a 1080i set - but now that we have the new set she's as blown away by the picture as I am. Right out of the box, the picture is stunning. After it's properly set up, it's darned near reference quality. The set has ample controls that allow you to calibrate the set well beyond the standard controls available on most sets. (I use Digital Video Essentials on Blu-ray to make adjustments... Highly recommended.) The set has inky blacks; vibrant, natural colors; and a razor sharp picture. It makes me want to re-watch all of my Blu-ray disks. Be aware though that when it comes to SDTV, bigger is definitely not better. That's not a knock against this set as SD looks lousy on all big screens. If you're just getting into big screen TVs, make sure you have high-definition sources. Otherwise, you might well be disappointed. I also appreciate that the set has discrete IR codes for each of the inputs. It's makes the set easy to control with my Logitech Harmony universal remote. I can't comment on the sound though as I run all my audio through a high-end receiver but given the overall quality of the set, I'm surprised that other reviewers have given such low marks. I did quite a bit of research before buying the set and all of the professional reviews rated the set highly. I'm happy to say that my personal experience has been equally as positive. My only gripe - and it's a minor one - is that the set doesn't support picture-in-picture or picture-outside-picture. Again, I hadn't used that feature on my old set for just about 8 years so that wasn't a deal breaker for me though. All in all, I would not hesitate to recommend this set to anyone. Especially if you're looking for a big screen but can't afford the high price of a comparably sized plasma or LCD.
Customer Review: "Diamond" Series?????? really??????
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Prices of the flat screens are continuing to go down dramatically. Soon, broadcasting will be in the digital format. Finally, the time came for the transition from analog to digital to be complete. The first full colored plasma was released in 1999. From then on, improvements were made on the plasma TV to be what we now view today - sharper images. We can expect more improvements in the years to come.

Older television sets have 4:3 picture ratio. The contrast in movies is 13:9 where the whole image can e viewed in the screen. With the innovations in plasma technology, images are now also on 13:9 ratio.

Modern televisions are capable of the 4:3 ratio. Some older televisions stretch the image until the top and it ends up looking distorted. The newer televisions utilizes an algorithm to compute for the biggest image size and then they do a scaling in order to fit the image onto the screen without getting distorted.

Plasma technology has made screen image as sharp and vivid as in real life. It seems as if you are actually there in that scene that you are watching. Not considering the price you paid for your plasma, and the quality, if the signal of the input is still in analog format, you cannot see any difference in the quality of the picture.

Most satellite TV Service broadcasts all the signals in HD format. If the program from which it came from is sent to those which are not running on high definition format, the signal received will be similar to the images seen in an analog television.

Even though we have the high technology of plasma TV and the prices are going down, many people are still not sure to purchase a plasma TV because of the unavailability of high definition signal in their respective areas.

There is only one minor setback in plasma TV and that is the size of the monitors. Many of the models are only available in the range of 42 inches. So if you are looking for a smaller size TV, there are many LCD TVs available in the market.

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Toshiba 22LV505 22-Inch 720p LCD HDTV with Built-in DVD Player

The 22LV505 is the ideal space-saver, offering a stunning LCD HDTV with a built-in DVD player. It's the all-in-one solution with a convenient, sleek cabinet.
Customer Review: Toshiba's False advertising
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Customer Review: nice solid tv
I bought it for my children's bedroom, and so far, we can't complain. The only thing is, it needs more connections, such as USB or another component connection, because one can only connect one thing at a time to it, e.g. video game, HDMI connection is useless this purpose (camera, VCR, Wii, etc). But then again, how often would we need to to that?.. We bought it at the Amazon outlet, where it said the box was banged up, nothing else was wrong. That's exactly what we saw. With no tax and free shipping, can't beat the price, $317.

Both kinds of televisions are derived from the modern advancement in home entertainment and technology. They are way thinner that the traditional cathode ray tube televisions and they offer better picture quality and brighter and clearer resolutions.

But which one is really better? Is it a win for the Plasma TV or the LCD TV? Their prices may be close but features can be really far different from each other.

They actually have really different technologies. The answer to which one is better will depend mostly on how the consumers plan to use the unit.

Plasma TVs are usually made of millions of tiny pixels in the RGB or Red-Green-Blue color scheme. These three colors combine to produce millions and millions of color variations.

There are two panels in a Plasma TV that are packed in between with xenon or neon gas. Light is generated when electricity passes through the gas and converts it into a liquid form. The light illuminates the pixels thus creating an image. This happens very quickly with about 50 frames in every second.

It is often recommended to obtain a Plasma TV for the purpose of watching movies. It is believed to have higher color resolution and clearer picture image than an LCD television.

LCD televisions, on the other hand, are filled with liquid crystals. These crystals, when passed by electricity, allows light to enter or be filtered. Various wavelengths of lights are then blocked resulting to the display of different colors. It is somewhat similar to how a prism works.

LCD TVs, like the Samsung Lcd Tv 7 Series, are mostly recommended for playing computer games and hobbies such as digital photography. It has a better response time compared to a Plasma TV. Additionally, an LCD TV can be used as replacement for a computer monitor.

Both Plasma TV and LCD TV have their advantages and disadvantages. Just like what I have said earlier, the deciding factor is primarily the customer's usage intention and needs.

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Customer Review: Q: "Should we pay more for an HDMI cable?" A: "No"
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Have you found yourself deprived of life's privileges because of your out-of-date home viewing entertainment? This is probably the time when you should get yourself the latest in the television market. We have plasma TVs and LCD TVs available for every budget.

However, you should carefully look at the similarities and differences of the aforementioned televisions. Deciding which one is better may be complicated for some because both have good points. This article will take a look at the specific features that plasma and LCD TV have been raving about.

Plasma is actually the first to come up with big screen television. They started the 42 to 50 inch models that Liquid Crystal Display or LCD televisions have now exceeded. Since they have been in the market for quite a long time, their prices dropped to more than half of its previous price. Plasma televisions at the present market can go as low as $2500-$5000. This clearly shows that plasma TVs are relatively cheaper than its LCD counterpart.

But then, LCD TVs have been introduced in the entertainment market. During the previous years, LCD TVs can only go as big as 30 inches. Now, they can provide the biggest television we could ever wish for. LCD manufacturers are coming out with more 42 to 70 inch models that compete aggressively with the plasma TVs.

Basically, the most popular model is that of a 52-inch LCD. Samsung LN52A650 LCD TV is a good LCD TV that is now selling well. Manufacturers produced more of this models thus resulting to a price drop. This is one good point for LCD TVs. Plasma TVs are believed to be cheaper but not until overproduction of LCD TVs have controlled the market. In this match, plasma and LCD TV seem to have a close price fight. LCD televisions are priced at affordable rates because of its growing popularity and demand.

If you are looking for multiple multimedia benefits, then you should probably go for the LCD TV. It has PC inputs and memory stick slot that would allow you to use it as a replacement for your computer monitor. It can also be used to play MP3 audio files and graphic files from your digital camera. LCD TV promises a crisper and brighter images than what a plasma TV shows. This is the perfect screen for the video game fans.

Liquid Crystal Display television appears to have a greater edge than Plasma TV. For one, LCD TVs have longer life span. Plasma claims to have 20,000 life hours while Liquid Crystal Display have 40,000-60,000 hours. Second, LCD TVs do not have "burn-in" effects unlike plasma TVs. Images do not burn in the screen when the LCD is turned off. And while the Samsung LN52A650 sells millions, there are smaller screens of 32 to 36 inches suitable for traveling and for kids.

Definitely, the LCD wins the battle. More and more experts claim that LCD televisions have better features that the good old plasma. After a couple of years, prices of LCD TVs will drop even more to accommodate a larger market. This is perhaps a good sign that you should reinvent your home viewing entertainment with an exceptional new LCD TV.

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LG 42LH40 42-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV, Gloss Black

The LH40 series is a Full 1080p LCD HDTV series featuring a TruMotion 120Hz panel and Intelligent Sensor technology along with LG's Core technologies. The LH40 series also features LG's Smart Energy Saving technology for higher energy conservation. Full HD performance, a robust feature set and energy savings make this series a standout.
Customer Review: Excellent TV for the price!
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Customer Review: Great LCD, great picture, easy set up!
This LG product is a snap to set up; no configuration necessary. Once set up, you can adjust everything and anything with their super simple menus. The picture is perfect, especially with Blue Ray application. The up conversion from DVDs - to - regular TV reception is also extremely good. The sound is great (for TV speakers) - much better than my old Sony. This is also a new product from LG, so I was a bit hesitant to purchase without seeing any reviews. We were orginally going to buy a Samsung - but with all the benefits compared, this was a great buy! I would recommend the LG 42LH40 to anyone! Everyone who has seen this TV has complimented on its style and great picture!

Having your own home theater entertainment system installed in the home can certainly change the way you view movies, hear music as well as enjoy your favorite TV programs. You will be faced with a number of options when selecting your system including that of construction. You may want a wireless system, which are increasingly becoming more popular with each passing year since they afford to you more style as well as compactness thereby freeing up more space in your home theater room.

Build Your Own Customized System

You may choose to go in for home theater construction whereby you can build your own customized system and this is an affordable as well as simple as also a cost effective solution. You can get information about these construction from websites as well as magazines devoted to customized home theater construction. Here, you will find practical instructions regarding the plans needed for it as well as get advice regarding its layout. You will also find plans for audio systems including surround sound, do-it-yourself wiring diagrams as well as how best to customize your home theater components. For expert advice on home theater construction you should visit websites that review as well as advice on the best available construction options.

The advantage to it is that it allows you to mix and match components so that you get whatever you wish for. It can often also be an enjoyable experience and it allows you consider different factors before opting for the one special one. You may need to decide on whether to go in for a projector or TV system, and if you opt for projector you will need to decide on a particular type that suits your needs best. Also, you need to decide on the size of the room as well as decide on whether you intend on watching movies, listening to music, watching sports or all three. Home theater construction also means being free from the constraints of buying package deals, and it allows you to construct a full-scale state of the art system that has the works including projector, receiver and everything else. There is however, price variance to consider which can go from a few thousand dollars to even a hundred thousand depending on how extravagant and rich you are.

The bottom line is that home theater construction is about getting the best value for money without needing to break the bank doing so. You may even be able to get good prices because most companies are offering prices that bottom out due to changing technologies. So, do not worry if your system is not state-of-the-art. Just get a good deal!

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