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Super Bowl XLVI Streaming Experience Falls Flat The prime example of problems associated with internet streaming were brought to the forefront in the recent first-time attempt to stream the Super Bowl. Poor image quality, and the lack of access to the commercials and Madonna's half-time performance, due to licensing issues, provided a less-than-optimum viewing experience for those that chose the streaming option for watching the Super Bowl. For a thorough analysis of the streamed version of Super Bowl XLVI, read the report from Streaming Media. Follow Me On Twitterand Facebook Super Bowl XLVI Streaming Experience Falls Flatoriginally appeared on About.com Home Theateron Monday, February 6th, 2012 at 17:00:30. Best Buy Drops Hints on Forthcoming Apple Powered LCD TV In an interesting development, Best Buy has been sending out a survey to find out if their regular customers would consider the purchase of a 42-inch Apple-branded LED/LCD TV (iTV?) for $1,499. Some of the "teased"information about the possible Apple iTV (?) is that it will incorporate the iOS operating system, be fully integrated with iCloud functions, and can be controlled by either an iPhoneor iPad. While I find this very interesting, if it is accurate information, is that the previous rumors(some of which were circulating during the most recent CES) that Apple's forthcoming TV was going to be a potential 55-inch OLEDset sourced from LG priced at $5,000 plus, may not actually be the case, at least initially. However, with today's bargain basement pricing on TVs, even a 42-inch LED/LCD TV priced at $1,499 is kind of steep - especially when you consider that there are already a lot of internet-enabled TVsthat offer similar functions that Apple might bring to the table, and once the Apple set comes to market, you can bet that Smart TV makers, such as Samsung and LG, will step up to the plate and add new features and pricing to counter Apple. As of the posting date of this blog entry, Apple hasn't provided any of its own information. However, stay tuned as more info becomes available. UPDATE:Best Buy Backs Off On Apple iTV Survey - Sort Of (Wired). For a more detailed look at Best Buy's survey and additional features of the potential Apple LCD TV, read the report from The Verge Related Story:Apple May Not Bring iTV to Market in 2012 (DigitTimes). Follow Me On Twitterand Facebook Best Buy Drops Hints on Forthcoming Apple Powered LCD TV originally appeared on About.com Home Theateron Monday, February 6th, 2012 at 12:00:41. Streaming vs Downloading Follow Me On Twitterand Facebook Streaming vs Downloading originally appeared on About.com Home Theateron Monday, February 6th, 2012 at 10:00:56. Sony NSZ-GT1 Firmware Update Adds 3D Blu-ray Playback Follow Me On Twitterand Facebook Sony NSZ-GT1 Firmware Update Adds 3D Blu-ray Playbackoriginally appeared on About.com Home Theateron Sunday, February 5th, 2012 at 14:00:10. How Do I Hook Everything in My Home Theater Up? - Question of the Week Follow Me On Twitterand Facebook How Do I Hook Everything in My Home Theater Up? - Question of the Weekoriginally appeared on About.com Home Theateron Sunday, February 5th, 2012 at 10:00:55. |
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