Newbie Question

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It's always a danger posting a newbie question into a tech group, but
here goes. I need to get educated on the latest HD equipment and
technology. I am most interested in the new equiment being sold and
bogus claims as to its HD capabilities. Any suggestions for Websites
that can do the trick? TIA

Dale

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"Dale" <dbh@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
news:ut67a0lp53tni24eonfqsjl9hsohh5oias@4ax.com...
> It's always a danger posting a newbie question into a tech group, but
> here goes. I need to get educated on the latest HD equipment and
> technology. I am most interested in the new equiment being sold and
> bogus claims as to its HD capabilities. Any suggestions for Websites
> that can do the trick? TIA
>
> Dale

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/for [...] &forumid=6

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I think they are talking about things like those Gateway models that
can't do true HD, some models can only do a "simulated HD" but for the
novice I can see how they wouldn't know the difference from the
marketing hype.


On Thu, 13 May 2004 19:15:30 GMT, "HeadRusch" <headrusch1@comcast.net>
wrote:

>..what do you mean by "Bogus HD Capabilities".
>
>Anything marked HD-Ready can display a HD image (of varying quality
>depending on technology).
>
>
>"Dale" <dbh@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
>news:ut67a0lp53tni24eonfqsjl9hsohh5oias@4ax.com...
>> It's always a danger posting a newbie question into a tech group, but
>> here goes. I need to get educated on the latest HD equipment and
>> technology. I am most interested in the new equiment being sold and
>> bogus claims as to its HD capabilities. Any suggestions for Websites
>> that can do the trick? TIA
>>
>> Dale
>