HDTV

Yes, the RadioShack Digital Optical Cable Connector is very easy to install. It's just as simple as unplugging and plugging in a standard TV cable.

There are several issues with a North American television being used in Europe:

First, mains voltage is 230V in Europe and 110V in North America. Although some televisions accept either voltage, many don't.

Next, SD signals are significantly different. Color encoding, screen resolution and frame rates are all different. Once again, some televisions will handle both but not may of them. Even worse, it is very hard to get confirmation that a specific model will handle European signals.

Finally, signal transmissions differ between the continents so it is likely a separate tuner will be required.

Unless you have specifically obtained a multi-region television, the chances of it working without problems are fairly small. It is possible to buy additional equipment to overcome each of the issues, the cost and time involved will come close to the value of the television.

Let it shine is to be released in August of 2012 onto Disney DVD in a special EXTENDED EDITION! No announcement of a blu-ray version has been said or if it will be available on streaming sites such as NETFLIX or ITUNES! I really liked the movie so I did some research! Lol!

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Definitely not. The 82 footprint doesn't go much south of Interstate 80.

Yes.

If you want to get your television repaired you should look to see if your warranty is valid and if it is you need only to follow the instruction on the warranty

RM-810 remote instructions / manual can be downloaded from manufacturers website. Link is http://www.chunghop.com/en/products_view.asp?id=302. At bottom of this page is download instructions which will be in a zip file.

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Plasma TV uses very tiny cells and the gas in the cells emit the image. But plasma TVs get very hot extremely fast. LCDs are more energy efficient

AT and T became the parent company of the Bell system in 1899

The Blu-Ray recorder is able to wirelessly broadcast content to compatible PCs and store data/video on a build-in hard disk. The DVD recorder as the name suggests can just simply write to a DVD with no other features.

Many times a dark spot is simply a soiled screen. These can be removed with ammonia based cleaners. If the dark spot is a dead pixel, then it is rarely recoverable. This is caused by a failed transistor within the screen itself, and is not repairable.

LCD means liquid crystal play

Might be faulty wiring, I would take it into repair to be looked at.

The previous generation of televisions were known as CRT televisions. CRT stands for cathode ray tube. The tube sent a stream of electrons from the back of the tube to the front phosphor coated glass face. The electrons caused the phosphors to glow according to the intensity of the electron beam.

Not at all. Leaving a television on uses a significant amount of power. Leaving it on standby uses far less power but it still draws a current. Unplugging a television stops it using any power at all. The main stress on a television is during power up, but that is seen when changing from standby to operating. Plugging a television in so it will go to standby is far less stressful to the power supply and will cause no noticeable reduction of performance.

Not only will you save money on electricity, unplugging a television will also reduce carbon emissions so it's good for the environment too.

With new technology TV's like LCD/LED/Plasma, if its the panel that failed they often can not get repaired... So you have to buy a new one! Power supplies, tuners, various boards on the unit will often cost you close to half the price of the TV if you are paying for parts and labor. There is no real answer to the questions since there are so many variables. Take the guessing out and just buy what ever extended warranty the place you get your TV from offers.

Magnets do nothing for the siginal but keep them away from the screen, they can do permanent damage.

If you are using a S-Connector, a bent pin inside the connector will result in a black and white picture. You can straighten the pin and it will work.

SDI is an abbrevation of Standard Digital Interface. It's most known use is as interface for digital video. It's currently used a lot for the high definition video.

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3D discs will only work in 3D if the television is designed to support 3D. Most Bluray players should be capable of playing a 3D disc as 2D and so any television should be able to display the movie in 2D.

This applies to LG and all other brands of television.

LG Cinema 3D is called the next generation 3D TV for marketing purposes. The the polarizing technology of the LG system has been with us for many years so it's anything but next generation.

LG use passive 3D technology while most other manufacturers use active. Active technology does not use polarized light but does use glasses that cut the image from one eye to the other at high speed.