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Too_Many_Tools August 9th 07 01:20 AM

Portable HD Televisions?
 
Are there any portable HD televisions available?

TMT


Gary Tait August 9th 07 03:43 PM

Portable HD Televisions?
 
Too_Many_Tools wrote in
ps.com:

Are there any portable HD televisions available?

TMT



Do you mean digital?

Below a certain size, one cannot make a display "HD", or at least it is
ineffective.

Andy Cuffe August 9th 07 07:55 PM

Portable HD Televisions?
 
On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 17:20:05 -0700, Too_Many_Tools
wrote:

Are there any portable HD televisions available?

TMT


This is the only one I know of (although it's only 1/4 SD resolution).
It's funny that a cheap house brand makes one when the high tech
companies like Sony, and Panasonic don't.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1171058029451
Andy Cuffe



Too_Many_Tools August 10th 07 04:23 AM

Portable HD Televisions?
 
On Aug 9, 9:43 am, Gary Tait wrote:
Too_Many_Tools wrote oups.com:

Are there any portable HD televisions available?


TMT


Do you mean digital?

Below a certain size, one cannot make a display "HD", or at least it is
ineffective.


I did mean HD...I had assumed that the digital receivers would be
available but it raises the question..."where are they?"

TMT



Too_Many_Tools August 10th 07 04:25 AM

Portable HD Televisions?
 
On Aug 9, 1:55 pm, Andy Cuffe wrote:
On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 17:20:05 -0700, Too_Many_Tools

wrote:
Are there any portable HD televisions available?


TMT


This is the only one I know of (although it's only 1/4 SD resolution).
It's funny that a cheap house brand makes one when the high tech
companies like Sony, and Panasonic don't.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....ype=product&pr...
Andy Cuffe



Interesting...I did not know that Best Buy had that available.

I suspect that you don't see the big boys selling them is because of
profit margins.

TMT


Too_Many_Tools August 10th 07 04:28 AM

Portable HD Televisions?
 
On Aug 9, 1:55 pm, Andy Cuffe wrote:
On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 17:20:05 -0700, Too_Many_Tools

wrote:
Are there any portable HD televisions available?


TMT


This is the only one I know of (although it's only 1/4 SD resolution).
It's funny that a cheap house brand makes one when the high tech
companies like Sony, and Panasonic don't.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....ype=product&pr...
Andy Cuffe



I just noticed the "100 minutes" run time...who are they kidding?

Also note the lack of inputs...like no digital cable!

TMT


clifto August 10th 07 05:02 AM

Portable HD Televisions?
 
Too_Many_Tools wrote:
Interesting...I did not know that Best Buy had that available.

I suspect that you don't see the big boys selling them is because of
profit margins.


I wouldn't put it past BB to be selling it *over* suggested retail price.

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Gary Tait August 10th 07 03:23 PM

Portable HD Televisions?
 
Too_Many_Tools wrote in
oups.com:

On Aug 9, 9:43 am, Gary Tait wrote:
Too_Many_Tools wrote
oups.com:

Are there any portable HD televisions available?


TMT


Do you mean digital?

Below a certain size, one cannot make a display "HD", or at least it
is ineffective.


I did mean HD...I had assumed that the digital receivers would be
available but it raises the question..."where are they?"

TMT


They are, for now, mostly a home-theater specialty item. By mid/late
next year, they should become a commodity CE item. That is for a basic
set-top tuner.

As for a portable HD-TV, they can only make display elements so small,
and keep within the cost expectations of a portable TV.


Gary Tait August 10th 07 03:27 PM

Portable HD Televisions?
 
Too_Many_Tools wrote in
oups.com:

Also note the lack of inputs...like no digital cable!


It has A/V inputs.


TMT






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