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Any active network device will do that. If this is a test question, answer "A repeater", as that is the only function of such device.

In truth, any device that takes a signal from one end and transmits it through another end will "boost" (amplify) the signal - or, rather, it will send out a "new" signal carrying the same information. Such devices include all types of hubs, switches and routers. Also, as mentioned above, repeaters.

If you meant "cable" as in "cable tv" - then it's the modem/router, usually the first device hooked up into the cable. As I've mentioned above, however, these devices take the signal in and put out a new signal on the other end, so they don't really "amplify it" as such (usually processing of the signal is involved).

it means converting of a normal tv tuner (not a computer card. this tuner is an inbuilt assembly of a normal tv) into a capture unit for computer monitor. this is possible and practically successful idea but it needs a sufficient knowledge in electronics.

first of all you should understand the pin order of tv tuner. Second you should use the model no of that tuner and search on internet aboutits voltage and other data.

now you can identify theaudio video and tuning voltage and vhf uhf changing voltage etc..

now select a suitable power supply. Use small co axe cables....job nearly finished.

if you understand this article then you may try it. a big challenge is 90v.you can overcome it by a couple of methods.one is inverter and other is pulsating method.

For Japan its SONY.

Don't buy those garbage man;

still having problems with my plazma SONY here.gonna get the Korean SAMSUNG or something.

An Omnidirectional antenna generates a beam in all directions and is defined as one "having an essentially non-directional pattern in a given plane and a directional pattern in any orthogonal plane".

A Smart antenna however, often referred to as an adaptive antenna, utilises adaptive DSP based techniques and digital technology. The original analogue signals must be converted to digital form through the use of digital converters.

Consequently, the nulling of a given interference and the steering of the main beam to a known direction can be achieved by changing the phases and amplitudes of the signals in individual elements of the array.

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Some good brands in the budget HDTV market are Sony, Panasonic, Philips, Toshiba, Sharp and Apex. The price of HDTV models is different for different models.

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A TV with basic cable will not have the same quality as a TV with a HD box. HD stands for high definition and improves the sharpness and clearness of the program.

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Samsung and Sony are great, as are Panasonic and Toshiba.

LG make cheap 3D televisions so they might be good for someone who has a tight budget even though they deliver a lower resolution to each eye than the other brands.

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This is the type of question that can best be answered by going to Sharp's website and looking up the specific model's specifications, as they will vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.

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ProScan is one brand of the French company Technicolor SA.

I learned a lot from this quiz. As you know, Engadget talks more about LG's "4-Color Pixel" and Color Refiner technology which is aimed at bringing consistency, and accurate colors that it claims will beat other OLED TV's abnormal color gamut.

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The antennan wire on your HDTV will connect to the back of the television set, if it is antenna compatible. The wall cable will go to the audio in location where you connect the coaxial cable. A digital antenna converter box will be needed to make the television work without a true digital signal coming into the home.

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Most webcams use a low resolution sensor. Many are in the region of half the resolution of standard definition broadacst video. Increasing the resolution also increases the amount of data that needs to be sent if the recipient is to benefit from the extra resolution.

Any camera that has a sensor of less than 720 lines cannot be considered to be HD and there is no means to make it HD. The only effective way is to purchase an HD camera. Before doing so, it is worth making sure that your Internet connection has an uplink speed fast enough to cope with the additional data. Remember that uplinks tend to be slower than downlink speed. There are a variety of utilities that can be used to test communication speeds. It is important that the actual performance is measured because most ISPs will quote a maximum data transfer rate that is frequently far higher than the rate obtained.

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There are numerous high definition formats that are in use today. Line counts can be 720, 1035 or 1080. The scanning method can be interlaced or progressive. Frame rates are either 50Hz, 59.94 Hz, 25 Hz, 29.97Hz, 24Hz and even 23.98Hz. There are at least 23 separate formats in use worldwide.

All are classified as high definition but the common broadcast formats are 1080i and 720p in either 50 or 59.94 field rates. Most televisions will handle a variety of other formats but it is not guaranteed. If a specific HD format is mentioned, it is worth confirming that the television is capable of handling that format. Most manuals will have the accepted formats but if not, a call to the manufacturer may be needed.

I wouldn't think so. The uhf coupler is made NOT to pass vhf freqs. The transmitter and the coupler are made to operate in different bands.

I'm guessing the actual TV is already put together. You may need to attach the base or stand to the TV. They should give directions on how to do this.