Like a quarterback on the run, many of you may be scrambling this week to buy a new HDTV for the big game. It's no secret why, this is a big week for tv sales and the ads are running as rampant as a running back (sorry, I'm stuck in football metaphors) looking to score. Full story
By Gary MersonHD GuruWith 2011 now in the history books, and the Consumer Electronics Show next week, it’s time again to look forward to new HD home theater products. Full story
HD GuruIf you haven't adjusted the settings on your new HDTV, you're not getting its full performance. Whether you tweak just by eyeballing, or if you use an HDTV setup disc like Disney's World of Wonder Blu-ray, having an understanding of what each picture control does i … Full story
Ready to buy a new HDTV? Don't jump the gun! First, read up on tips for Black Friday TV shoppers. Full story
By Gary MersonHD GuruIf you have any problem with a new HDTV and it's past the store's return or exchange period, you'll need to deal with the manufacturer's customer service. But HD Guru is hearing complaints that companies aren't honoring warranties. Full story
Over the years, the television has evolved from a chunky living room centerpiece to a slim Internet-connected display that supports enough components to warrant an entire room of its own. The goal? Bringing the movie theater experience right into the home, which means bigger displays and better sou Full story
Customer Steven Price sits at a table near a HDTV screen showing the new McDonald's Channel at a McDonald's restaurant in Norwalk, California in this file photo taken October 17, 2011. REUTERS/Fred Prouser/Files
Customer Steven Price sits at a table near a HDTV screen showing the new McDonald's Channel featuring a commerical about McCafe drinks at a McDonald's restaurant, part of the test market for the channel in Norwalk, California October 17, 2011. McDonald's Corp will roll out its own family-friendly, a
