High definition televisions are still selling well, and the prices are becoming more interesting for people still stuck with old fashioned analog TV sets to switch. HDTVs coming straight out of the factory are not optimized properly. You can get A LOT more out of your high definition TV if you calibrate it correctly. There are several cheap ways to get the most out of your TV. PC World looks at all the options and walks you through the process. Some of the differences we’ve seen after optimization were very impressive. If your HDTV cost you 1000 bucks, and you have to spent another 20 bucks to get the best picture quality - then surely it’s worth the money? It can greatly increase your viewing pleasure.
If you have a few hundred dollars to spare, you can hire a professional to do the job for you. But after you’ve spent a load of dough on the set itself, the prospect of spending more for calibration may not be appealing. Armed with a few facts, the right software, and a little time, you can handle the task yourself for just a few bucks.
What Every TV Owner Needs to KnowSure, everyone knows how to plug in a TV and tap their way around a remote. But if you’re looking for a great home-entertainment experience, here a few important things to keep in mind.
PC World has the full article.
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