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I don't think it would hurt. I changed the refresh rate of my laptop's LCD from 59 to 60 a month ago and its been working fine since. As long as 60 Hz is already shown as an option in your control panel or whatever, it should be OK.

Sounds like your red CRT isn't on, or the video driver circuit for the red tube isn't working correctly. Could also be that if you're using RGB input cables to your TV, the red cable has worked loose at the cable/satellite box or TV end.

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This is 1 of 2 problems. 1; Convergence(depending on the model of sony, the convergence ic's will have cold solder joints) 2: vertical ic issues. If they are different colored lines & the picture also bends, it's a convergence problem. Else suspect a vertical problem. In the case of vertical issues, most of the time it's a defective capacitor (or cold solder joints.)..Such is Sony. if it's the 3-crt kind of big screen, it's possible for one of the tubes to be going bad. I would have to actually SEE the problem before I could make a more accurate guess.

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You can use DVD Copier

The largest size the Sony Bravia XBR TV comes in is 84 inches and is named XBR-84X900. It delivers full HD passive 3D entertainment to living rooms. When it was released in late 2012 the price was $25,000 so it's targeting people with money to spend.

Years and years and years and they quit making them because of this large problem to their new car sales. Oldsmobile had an excellent engine,

I just bought Microspot LCD ... and i found its awsome .. it is true that you can't compare Microspot to with anyother Big Brands.. but as per this LCD Price .. i found it is really good !! Cheers..

Sony makes Plasma TVs and LCD TVs. Plasma LCD TVs don't exist. But Sony makes both types in sizes ranging from 22 inches to 60 inches. There are pros and cons to both types of TVs, so you have to decide which is best for you.

Because the computer screen works like a tv screen

There are several alternatives to cable for HD television. They are dependant on the television and also the location.

Terrestrial broadcasts are now being offered in HD. A television with an HD tuner needs no other equipment to receive HD terrestrial broadcasts but a digital HD terrestrial receiver box may be needed.

Most areas have satellite coverage. Sky in the UK and Dish Network in the US are two examples. The UK also has the Freesat service - a free satellite service that includes SD and HD broadcasts. A suitable satellite receiver is needed but there is no subscription to be paid.

Cable providers provide competitive services to terrestrial and satellite broadcasts but almost all demand a monthly subscription. Depending on the location, satellite and terrestrial broadcasts offer free to air services as well as subscription channels.

Local television retailers will be able to advise on the availability of broadcasts in your area but be aware that their intention is to sell equipment and sesrvices to you so their advice may be biased towards subscription based solutions.

Hi, You can buy any LCD, almost all LCD panel are made by sharp even for Sony. What you should look at the features like Refresh rate (should be less than 4ms), multi connectiors (more usb, usb divx, bluetooth etc). The price should be the base for the decision. regards

Most DVD players, no. But you could probably find some where that wouldn't matter. Get one with a slot where you insert the CD, rather than a tray. Or a laptop would work, except that then you'll have to turn your head sideways too to watch the movie :-) -DJ Craig

Best thing to do is call Costco and ask. well, I have a FREE pick up service... il just take it RIGHT off your hands and you'll never have to worry about it again... lol

Yes you can find Samsung flat LCD TV at Costco. There are Samsung flat LCD TV ranging from $300.00 (for standarn small 22' televisions) to $3,000.00 (for 3D TV.) They have a very wide price variety.

Bose DVD players do not work with blu ray, unfortunately. Although Bose does supply everything from full home theatre systems to televisions and speakers and more.

Normal DVD players will not play Blu-ray discs

True, you must buy a player that specifically states that it plays Blu-Ray discs. They run from $200+

It's the same with HD DVD's and Blue-Ray discs� unless a player states they can play either; they won't run. Be careful too because HD DVD's and Blue-Ray discs are 2 separate things and are incompatible with each other so a player will play 1 or the other but not both. Soon enough though Blue-Ray will be all that is available as it will be the future of movies/televeision viewing. Regular DVD's and DVD players will soon be just like our distant friend... the VHS and VCR.

No. Blu-Ray discs will NOT work on DVD players

An "infrared cable" does not exist. Infrared is a wavelength of light and is used as a form of wireless transmission. You may be thinking of an infrared blaster. An infrared blaster is a wire with an infrared transmitter on one that is taped to the front of one device to emulate a remote control and is connected to another device, such as a VCR. There is no standardized length for such a cable. Since the data carried on it is serialized, likely does not need to be transmitted very fast, and is likely unshielded, such a wire could theoretically be used for several hundred feet.

The figure often quoted for maxmum length of a DVI cable is around 40 feet. However, the real distance is dependant on both the quality of cable and the quality of the signal source and the signal receiver. All three are important. Poor quality components can reduce the maximum length to as little as 10 - 15 feet. On the other hand, using low loss cable with good quality drivers and receivers can extend the distance significantly further. As no manufacturer of cable, DVI drivers or DVI receivers is willing to quote guaranteed figures, it's really a matter of trial and error. Personally, I have used a 70 feet cable length with DVI signals and had no problems. I might add that I used a very low loss cable for the job - and they don't come cheap.

For some reason, not all Blu-Ray players play all Blu-Ray discs

The wattage of a 42 inch LED TV varies by make and model. The average wattage is 48 watts.

Get the signal meter on screen then rotate the antenna to the spot the meter reads the highest, this is the point of most signal. Leave the antenna in that position. spreading the rods apart results in more gain.