3D TV: You Get What You Pay For

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3D TV: You Get What You Pay For These days, 3D TVs come in all shapes, sizes, and prices. We tested three sets to discover the difference between expensive and entry-level. - Patrick Miller, PCWorld Home Entertainment News & Tips HDMI vs. Component Video A "Comcast gentleman" told Shari26 to replace her HDMI cables with component ones. She asked the HDTV & Home Theater forum for advice. Share: Roku 2 XS: Popular Web Streamer Adds Ability to Play Games The updated media streamer comes with a Bluetooth motion sensor remote for gaming, plus a free downloadable copy of Angry Birds; but it still doesn't support streaming personal content via your home network. Share: Apple Again Rumored to Be Preparing to Release a Television Strong support for the idea of an Apple television (not to be confused with AppleTV) comes from a source known for his Apple acumen -- analyst Gene Munster of Piper Jaffray. Share: Gaming News The Gears of War 3 Chainsaw Money Can Absolutely Buy GameStop Tries to Win Back Customers' Trust after Coupon Bungle Nintendo Reveals 10 Free 3DS Ambassador Games Counter-Strike with PlayStation Move Support? Count On It. Pokemon Trading Card Game Launches Online 20 Great Games for $10 or Less GameStop Apologizes, Compensates Deus Ex PC Buyers PAX Trailer Offers Peek at What Halo 4 Might Look Like Digital Entertainment on PCWorld Try PCWorld's Speed Up Everything Superguide Get 100-plus pages of tips to fire up your system and supercharge your other tech essentials. Home Entertainment News & Reviews Visit PCWorld for more home entertainment reviews and how-tos. Gaming Central Read news and reviews of PC games and the hottest consoles. PCWorld's Expert Tips How to make your laptop run quieter and cooler. Keep reading. Back-to-School: Must-Have Downloads We've collected some free and low-budget downloadable favorites for work -- and play! Read more. 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UN55D8000 55" 3D LED TV Price: $1959.00 No User Ratings Yet Be the first to review VIERA TC-L42E3 42" LED TV Price: $697.96 No User Ratings Yet Be the first to review Browse more Best Prices on Plasma & LCD TVs, Camcorders, Blu-Ray and HD-DVD, Best Prices on Projectors, Digital Video Recorders, MP3 Players Top News on PCWorld.com AT&T's Attempted T-Mobile Takeover: What Went Wrong How did AT&T's $39 billion offer to absorb competitor T-Mobile fall out of favor with the government? Here are some of the reasons. Share: In Pictures: Meet the Samsung Galaxy S II Samsung's Galaxy S II is finally arriving in the United States. Here's a look at the AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile versions of the Android phone. 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