Yes i'll definetly get a warranty, i didnt know that you can only return items within 30 days at BEST BUY, thats why im really thinking about getting one of these there practically brand new.
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Re: What is the difference between HDTV and EDTV
This might have been asked, but I was wondering why my HDTV isn't coming out in the crystal clear picture that it's supposed to?
I have the TV hooked to a cable box. Does that have anything to do with it? I know I need it else I won't get cable.
Please help, thanks!Comment
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Re: What is the difference between HDTV and EDTV
This might have been asked, but I was wondering why my HDTV isn't coming out in the crystal clear picture that it's supposed to?
I have the TV hooked to a cable box. Does that have anything to do with it? I know I need it else I won't get cable.
Please help, thanks!Comment
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Re: What is the difference between HDTV and EDTV
This might have been asked, but I was wondering why my HDTV isn't coming out in the crystal clear picture that it's supposed to?
I have the TV hooked to a cable box. Does that have anything to do with it? I know I need it else I won't get cable.
Please help, thanks!Comment
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Re: What is the difference between HDTV and EDTV
You maybe watching standard definition tv. That's why. Only HD channels come in that crystal clear picture.You need to order your cable company's HD service. You need their set top box reciever, and the activation of their HD channels.Comment
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Re: What is the difference between HDTV and EDTV
You maybe watching standard definition tv. That's why. Only HD channels come in that crystal clear picture.You need to order your cable company's HD service. You need their set top box reciever, and the activation of their HD channels.Comment
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Re: What is the difference between HDTV and EDTV
You maybe watching standard definition tv. That's why. Only HD channels come in that crystal clear picture.You need to order your cable company's HD service. You need their set top box reciever, and the activation of their HD channels.Comment
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Re: What is the difference between HDTV and EDTV
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KDRE said:
You maybe watching standard definition tv. That's why. Only HD channels come in that crystal clear picture.You need to order your cable company's HD service. You need their set top box reciever, and the activation of their HD channels.
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Two questions.
1. IF I order the HD service then does that mean every channel will come out crystal clear or just certain channels?
2. How much will it cost?Comment
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Re: What is the difference between HDTV and EDTV
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KDRE said:
You maybe watching standard definition tv. That's why. Only HD channels come in that crystal clear picture.You need to order your cable company's HD service. You need their set top box reciever, and the activation of their HD channels.
<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">
Two questions.
1. IF I order the HD service then does that mean every channel will come out crystal clear or just certain channels?
2. How much will it cost?Comment
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Re: What is the difference between HDTV and EDTV
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KDRE said:
You maybe watching standard definition tv. That's why. Only HD channels come in that crystal clear picture.You need to order your cable company's HD service. You need their set top box reciever, and the activation of their HD channels.
<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">
Two questions.
1. IF I order the HD service then does that mean every channel will come out crystal clear or just certain channels?
2. How much will it cost?Comment
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Re: What is the difference between HDTV and EDTV
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Darth_Vader said:
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KDRE said:
You maybe watching standard definition tv. That's why. Only HD channels come in that crystal clear picture.You need to order your cable company's HD service. You need their set top box reciever, and the activation of their HD channels.
<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">
Two questions.
1. IF I order the HD service then does that mean every channel will come out crystal clear or just certain channels?
2. How much will it cost?
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1. only the channels that broadcast in HD will be the ones you will receive in HD. for example: fox, abc, nbc, cbs (best channel), shotime, hbo, hd-net, hd-net movies, discovery hd, espn-hd. Also, you're local tv affiliate has to have the capability to broadcast these channels. if they don't then you're SOL.
2. i have direcTV, and our hd package is $10.99, now with cable i'm not sure, but i'm sure with their hd package, you're total bill would be in the $50 range, just a guesstimateComment
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Re: What is the difference between HDTV and EDTV
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Darth_Vader said:
</font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
KDRE said:
You maybe watching standard definition tv. That's why. Only HD channels come in that crystal clear picture.You need to order your cable company's HD service. You need their set top box reciever, and the activation of their HD channels.
<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">
Two questions.
1. IF I order the HD service then does that mean every channel will come out crystal clear or just certain channels?
2. How much will it cost?
<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">
1. only the channels that broadcast in HD will be the ones you will receive in HD. for example: fox, abc, nbc, cbs (best channel), shotime, hbo, hd-net, hd-net movies, discovery hd, espn-hd. Also, you're local tv affiliate has to have the capability to broadcast these channels. if they don't then you're SOL.
2. i have direcTV, and our hd package is $10.99, now with cable i'm not sure, but i'm sure with their hd package, you're total bill would be in the $50 range, just a guesstimateComment
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