LG's plasma reviewed; Sharp's yellow pixel explained

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	What's new in TV and home theater David Katzmaier CNET.com LG's streaming plasma costs less The first 2010 plasma we've reviewed at CNET, LG's PK750 series, offers slick styling and costs less than other plasmas with streaming capabilities. It also improves upon the image quality of its predecessor from last year. Is that enough to earn our recommendation? Read the full review  Photo gallery: LG PK750 series  Internet services on TVs compared  Best plasma TVs Popular CNET home theater product reviews LG Infinia 47LE8500  Check prices Samsung UN55B8500  Check prices Samsung UN55C8000  Check prices Vizio VF552XVT  Check prices Pioneer VSX-1019AH-K  Check prices Home theater features and reviews The 'Oh, myyy!' behind Sharp Quattron (Powerpoint) We met with Sharp's representatives to get an in-depth presentation on the technology, which adds a fourth subpixel, yellow, to the standard red, green, and blue arrangement used on pretty much every other flat-panel TV. So are we as psyched as Sulu? Read more  Check prices Review: LG LHB535 The LG LHB535 offers an outstanding feature set for its price, but its sound quality is only passable. Read more  Check prices Close-up: TVs with style (photos) Many TV makers build styling cues, subtle or otherwise, into their sets to make them stand out from the pack. Here's a close-up look at a few of the more unique ones we've seen. Read more  Check prices Review: iHome iA5 alarm clock The iHome iPhone app converts the otherwise basic iA5 into a feature-loaded alarm clock. Read more  Check prices Crave Denon 'universal' Blu-ray players take on Oppo Matthew Moskovciak Oppo's BDP-83 may be one of the most expensive Blu-ray players we've reviewed, but in the world of high-end AV equipment, it's actually a bargain compared with similar universal disc players like the $2,000 Denon DBP-4010UDCI. Denon is clearly aware of the competition, and the company's two new universal players look to be worthwhile alternatives. Read more Top 40 Must-have Blu-ray discs Posted by David Carnoy With the release of "Avatar" on Blu-ray, the definition of "must-have"--from a home theater picture and audio-quality demo perspective, of course--is changed forever. Here's the new top 40 in alphabetical order, now complete with blue aliens.  Read more  The first ten 1. 'Avatar' 2. 'Band of Brothers' 3. 'Baraka' 4. 'Black Hawk Down' 5. 'Blade Runner' 6. 'Braveheart' 7. 'Casablanca' 8. 'Casino Royale' 9. 'Dark City--Director's Cut' 10. 'The Dark Knight' More CNET home theater resources  Best LCD TVs  Best plasma TVs  Best HDTVs overall  Best home video  Best Blu-ray players  Best home audio  3D TV FAQ  HDTV 101  Settings and calibration FAQ  TV reviews home page  TVs-related blog posts  HDTV World  Home video home page  Home video blog posts  Home audio home page Featured Listings   Sentry Commercial Safe, 1 Hour Fireproof Safe, ... Sentry Commercial Safe, 1 Hour Fireproof Safe, Electronic Safes - Furniture by SentrySafe   BUY NOW Only $1358.0    Merchant Rating ★★   First Alert SCO501CN-3ST ONELINK Battery Operat... Wireless enabled battery operated combination smoke and carbon monoxide alarm Interconnects with ...   BUY NOW Only $68.94    Merchant Rating ★★★   Svat Wse 201 Wireless Security System Ir Color ...   BUY NOW Only $119.95    Merchant Rating ★★★★
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