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So You Got A New TV: How To Set It Up For The Best Home Viewing

Congratulations on your new TV! But wait, why does it not look as good at home as it did in the showroom?

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TV Buying Guide: How To Pick The Right TV For Your Living Room

When it comes to buying a TV, there's a lot more than what's on a spec sheet. By the end of this guide, you'll know exactly how to pick the right TV.

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8 Common Terms You Need To Know Before Buying Your Next TV

When you go out to buy a new television, you might be a little confused by the many options available, all the features they have, and the jargon you need to wade through.

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Yes, You Really Can Speak To Your Xbox One With These Voice Commands

One of the main selling points of the Xbox One is the voice commands. When it works as intended, it really does feel like some science fiction future where your living room answers to your every desire with the power of your voice.

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Windows XP Lives, iPhone Catches Fire, Selfie Secures Sitcom [Tech News Digest]

Windows XP refuses to die, Yahoo's new search options, iPhone catches fire and burns a teenager, indie developers fight back against King's 'Candy' trademark, and ABC TV pilot based solely on selfies.

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Illegal NSA, Mac At 30, Facebook Vs Princeton, Top Gear Street View [Tech News Digest]

NSA activities branded "illegal," Microsoft posts record revenues, Apple celebrates Mac turning 30, Hunter Moore arrested, Facebook and Princeton argue, Twitter celebrates 'A Year On Vine', and Top Gear test track on Google Street View.

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Buying A New TV Or PC? Avoid Showroom Tricks That Cost You Money

Over the years I've become more and more resistant to their tactics and approaches, thanks mainly, I think, to the realisation that they haven't been entirely honest with me.

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POLL: What's Your Favorite From CES This Year?

Another exciting CES has come to a close, and it's time to think about the awesome new things we all heard about. No matter what caught your eye, it's probably awesome.

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Google Chromecast vs. Android TV Stick - Which Should You Buy?

What exactly is the difference between a Google Chromecast and a generic Android Mini PC stick?

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Holiday Shopping List: For The Home Entertainment Centre Nut

Prices for these gifts range from $35 to $3500, so you're sure to find something here to suit every budget.

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Choosing An HDTV For Gaming: What Specs Matter Most

The HDTV you purchase for gaming matters, and it effects more than just image quality.

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Several Lost Doctor Who Episodes Are Now On Apple iTunes

This time the rumours are true. Many of the lost Dr Who episodes have been found, remastered, and are on Apple iTunes right now, ready for you to buy.

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Google Chromecast Review and Giveaway

We're giving away a Google Chromecast, so read through our review, then join the competition to win!

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Three Wireless Display Technologies That You Probably Own But Don’t Use

Want to relay your smartphone's or laptop's display onto a larger screen without wires? No, it's not science fiction. You can wirelessly output video from computers and smartphones today. Wireless display technologies use WiFi to output video to compatible adapters. You only need a display adapter, which connects to a monitor and a WiDI or Miracast compatible device. Most modern devices are compatible with the technology. There's also Apple's proprietary technology, AirPlay.

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10 Fictional Characters That Are Insanely Popular On Facebook

Lots of people like to "Like" things. I am of course referring to the Facebook Like, which has become a simple shortcut to stamping your approval on something. It's time to take a look at the most popular fictional characters on Facebook. These are public figures who are so beloved by the general public they've managed to rack up millions of Facebook Likes. And yet none of them actually exist in the real world. Who are these people?

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Should You Buy A 4K / Ultra HD Television?

About a decade ago, manufacturers started to sell what's now widely known as an HDTV. But now HD is old news, so the industry has decided to push another new technology; Ultra HD, also known as 4K HD. This new format, which offers a resolution of 3840x2160 (yes, the term "4K HD" is technically an exaggeration), has so far been reserved to super-high-end TVs, but some companies are starting to offer the technology for less than $2,000. So is the improved resolution a noticeable improvement, or just a marketing trick?

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Vizio E320i-A0 32-inch Smart TV Review and Giveaway

To test out whether a TV can be feature-filled yet affordable, I bought myself a Vizio E320i-A0 32-inch 720p 60Hz LED Smart HDTV, which came in at $288 ($290 at retail price). I tested it out based on its design and features for the price to see whether I felt it was a good pick, even as a budget TV. At the end of this review, you'll be able to enter for a chance to win one for yourself!

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Hate YouTube's New Layout? Try Out YouTube TV Instead

Enjoy a streamlined version of YouTube that's usable from your couch and lets you follow the channels you love, easily. YouTube's TV version just might be the best way to use the web's best video site, and most people aren't aware it even exists. It's controllable with just a few buttons, visible far from the TV screen and generally much cleaner than the standard site. And you don't need to be using a TV to use it – YouTube TV works great in your HTML5 compliant browser of choice.

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Building A Home Theater System? Do It Right! 10 Crucial Mistakes To Avoid

Do an image search for "home theater" and you’ll see photo after photo of huge, lavish theaters with seating for up to twenty (or more!) and giant screens. These ideals are every tech geek’s dream, but let’s face it; most of us don’t have the money or space. Instead, home theaters are usually placed in living rooms or, if you’re lucky, a small bedroom or office dedicated to entertainment.

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