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Tried to stream VUDU at 4.75-6Mbs Speed test 1-1.5Mbs. Was paying for 12Mbs. Complained. Seemed to be mostly corrected although during primetime it was sometimes under 4Mbs. a year later I moved Moved to 18Mbs. Last weekend tried to stream Cowboys and Aliens. Had to watch the last 20...

I had a similar issue, in that my home security system won't function with ATT IP phone. The rep said that if I had land line phone from ATT it would not affect TV/Internet price. I asked for a install (it was ATT land line before and shouldn't require anything other than throwing a switch)...

What is interesting about the article is the author is writing about a Motorola STB. Most Cisco, Motorola, and Directv boxes are Energy Star rated that tops out at slightly under 30Watts. Yes we have no bananas (or Echostar receivers).:D

October 2010.:D

Sony XBR55HX929 full array LED TV at 11 cent a Kilowatt hour and 5 hours a day consumes $21---------------------------------------- a year.:D

Something that trumps any 800 pound Gorilla----the wife.:D

1 year committment. The good 1000 things. The bad no 3D selection with 1 channel at 10 bucks. That, for me is an 800 pound gorilla.:D

I may be wrong, didn't Dish allow for attrition to take care of most of the non MPEG2 receivers, so that Dish bore minimul costs in switch to H.264? I don't seem to remember a cost to subscribers for that shift. H.264 has been around several years and surely Direct has been dealing with a...

Outside the US, many countries use active shutter for movies. 3D glasses will be less than $75 with rechargeable batteries, this year.:D Would a Sony 40EX720 at under 1200 be worth it compared to a passive 3D VisioTV?:D

At one half the vertical and horizontal info =960x540=518,400 pieces of info vs. 1920x1080=2,073,600 full 1080p thats about a 75% loss in image info. Haven't read the article. I'm sure it mentions flicker free (no shutter) many of the modern active shutter sets eliminate that issue. Vertical...

For those complaing about bitrate. I would be more likely complain about video/audio quality. As technology atvances, I'm not sure the 2 are as connected as one might assume. My example would be VUDUs excellent streaming quality at 1080p (even sequential 3D) at 4.75 to 6 Megabits/sec.:D

End of June DirecTv is back in my home.:D

That means BluRay and VUDU are the only games in town.:D It would be nice if the bandwidth were unlimited. Will Google fiber help? Will they offer programming?

Doesn't Top/Bottom Side by side reduce the number pixels vertically or horizentally? Anyway I'm caving in Directv appears to be the only game in town for 3D and my HX800 and I are getting older.:D

I've been watching VUDU and, when working, PSN. Both deliver 3D in Sequential mode and full 1080p. Even my simulated 3D looks good on a lot of VUDU's 2D 1080ps and the 3D stuff is amazing.:D

So that means that ESPN3D shows in 640X960, is that correct?

How does the top bottom 3D look compared to BluRay sequential? Am hoping 3NET will pop up on UVERSE, sometime this century.:D

we're showing 150 in the New Jersey warehouse onle. ETS is 5-3-11.:D

The 101 was in 1993. Where did the other 10 years go. Time goes by fast when one is approaching senility. Last years most expensive Sony consumer camcorder was the HDRXR550V, which entered the market at 1399. Sony has been excellent at maintaining price structure by improvements in product. :D

I ordered for the store. I was disapointed in the Open House demo, but instinctively knew that the end product would work much better. The Sony CCDTR101 was the first consumer optically image stabilized camcorder. That was 9 years ago and a different analog world. 1599 and we sold more of...

Not sure if this helps, but the XBR5 is a 60Hz set

When I was with dish all those RSNs were HD.:D

I've had both Dish and Direct. I don't, currently, have a dog in the fight. This is my opinion. If you love sports and your team is not available on local RSN's, Direct is a better alternative, if you're willing to pay the extra fee. When I was on Dish I got Altitude, Fox RockyMountain and...

Aside from handshake issues,It doesn't require 1.4 to pass 3D. We could run as many as 64 tvs through our system. The handshake issue is time consuming, so we always leave our source on, to enable quicker tv startup. Seconds instead of 5 to 10 minutes per tv. We have run a PS3 to 4 tvs using...

Anything that carries HDMI 1.3 should carry 3D. We're running Audio Authority to up to 35 TVs (Through 4s and 8s semi chained.:D