Having a night out at the cinemas has been actively adored my millions for over a century. Seeing famous actors on the big screen is undoubtedly a thrilling experience, not to mention the popcorn. Going out to watch that new sort after movie is great fun for all ages. However, is the ease of watching television from the comfort of your armchair beginning to take over from Saturday night at the movies? (more…)
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Cinema vs. Television
Thursday, October 6th, 2011Samsung TV: Television Viewing at its Finest
Monday, June 13th, 2011If you are in search for a new television set, then it is best you give Samsung a reasonable amount of attention. The market leading TV guru never seems to disappoint in the innovation department. Fierce competition within the market is one of the main pressures faced by the multinational. This means they have to stay on their toes developing new products to maintain their position of power. However, having manufactured television sets since 1938, the Korean giant has a wide variety of highly reputable gadgets under its belt, ranging from LCD TVs to Plasma TVs which are the latest designs. (more…)
The Added Weight Of HD
Thursday, February 11th, 2010
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When new technology comes out, we all expect it not only to work but also to fit in seamlessly with the gadgets and gizmos we already have. You could argue that this is only logical, but some developments in recent times have moved the goal posts quite significantly in ways you might not initially think of. Take HDTV for example. Everyone loves the increased picture fidelity and vivid colours that help make their viewing experience even more immersive, but the extra detail means extra data, not just being transmitted from studios and stadiums to your home, but also being saved and stored by OnDemand services and home DVRs.
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The extra data capacity required for HD broadcasts and recording has had a significant knock-on effect on the supporting infrastructure, with many facilities requiring full scale overhauls of their equipment. The effect is even being felt at home, with Sky now offering a HDTV DVR system with a whopping 1TB of storage, allowing viewers to store a similar volume of HD programming as they could with their traditional “low definition” systems. The BBC’s iPlayer service offering high definition versions of their programmes has also required a large number of households to upgrade their broadband packages, as a standard 2 or even 4mb/s service will struggle to stream the extra data.
Not to worry though, HD is probably the biggest jump we will see in terms of data bandwidth requirements for a long time, meaning that if you’ve just splashed out on a new Samsung 32 inch TV and DVR then its storage capacity will probably last you a long while. In fact the next step will most likely be along the path of integration, with Samsung LCD TVs having full digital program recording and even internet browsing available all in one box.