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Talk turns to gaming for part of episode nine of Seen in HD. Recent news that the PS3 will be getting Netflix support and the Xbox won’t be getting Blu-ray support gives Adam and Phil a chance to talk HD gaming and the future of consoles. One thing we forgot to mention in the show was that...
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A day late this week, but the big events start Tuesday night anyway, with the opening of the NBA season. The World Series kicks off Wednesday, so for a short period of time, we’ll have all four major sports going at the same time. Live it up while you can, sports fans! SPOTLIGHT I’m...
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The Yankees and Angels will decide the other half of the World Series this weekend. One of the two teams will join the Phillies either Saturday or Sunday (FOX). An odd week in college football where no top 25 teams face each other on national TV. Minnesota travels to Pittsburgh in what’s...
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Episode eight of Seen in HD and we’re talking Blu-ray. Third quarter sales figures were released and the Blu has seen an 83% increase on the year, 66% compared to last year. Is it a sign of things to come, or just a new format catching up? We take a look at a couple different twists on the...
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The baseball league championship series could both be decided by the end of the week, with Philadelphia and New York leading their respective series. Other than that, pretty normal week. Soccer fans will want to check out some English Premiere League action at 3 p.m. Monday on ESPN2...
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Welcome back to Seen in HD, your weekly look at all things High Def. This week, an article from the HDTV Professor sparks discussion about how we’ll look at the current 3D fad in 10 years. Forrester research boldy predicted that HDTV would not succeed in a 1998 report, and similar reports...
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We lead off this week’s look at all things HD with an examination of an article from VideoBusiness.com that says Blu-ray is expected to hit mainstream in 2010. The article bases its assertions off of data reported by NBD Crest group showing that early adopters are not the main Blu-ray buyers...
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After two weeks of dead air on Tuesday night, the ESPN family saves us with baseball and football this week. The NHL season kicks off Friday (Vs. 3 p.m. 1080i) when Detroit and St. Louis play the first of two games from Sweden. The WNBA finals start Tuesday on “The Deuce” and Major...
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This week’s show is back to normal after last week’s Fall TV Preview Show. To start things out, Phil has some issues with an article that appeared on MSNBC this week, and tells you why. Adam and Phil also take a look at a couple HD news items that came out of the recent CEDIA show,...
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Another week with no live sports on Tuesday night. We might have to declare this national date night if this keeps happening. All in all, a pretty uneventful week. All the regular suspects are there including baseball, college football on Thursday and Friday and NFL Monday Night Football. The WNBA...
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Around these parts, fall is definitely in the air. It’s been cool at night, leaves are changing color and football is the topic of choice. However, with the Tigers on the verge of their first division title in 22 years, playoff baseball is pushing football for air time. This weekend’s...
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We’re happy to welcome Brent Evans of Geek Tonic to the show tonight as we spend a full episode talking about the 2009 Fall TV season. Brent is the author of the wonderfully useful and thorough Ultimate Fall 2009 Premiere Schedule over at the Geek Tonic site. If you want to know when a show...
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