Hello, I live in the Chicago land area and I have a 22″ Samsung T220HD LCD TV monitor, and it says “features a built-in full HD 1080p digital HDTV tuner”. I just did a scan of air channels on the tv, but the channels it is displaying looks normal and does not look like HD to me. I was wondering if I have to do something to receive HD signals?

• 1920 x 1080 Resolution
• Dynamic contrast 20,000:1 for the brightest whites and darkest blacks
• 3 HDMI inputs
• 120 Hz Motion Picture Pro 3 for razor sharp moving images
• PC Input for computers

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Not mine, is in lounge Got from john Lewis and got a free samsung blueray player with it Havent seen anything like it, the picture quality is outstanding, even on just normal digital TV the picyure is great. Showed afew of the things you can do with this tv in the vid but theres loads more. eg, hook it up to the internet and have wigits onscreen. think you can go on iplayer and things like that too. The blurayplayer has a youtube functon. idk what this does lol as we need to hook it up and we only just got it Anyway the specs from what i can remember Built in Digital tuner 4x HDMI ports 1 scart 1 lan 2 usb 1 component 1980×1080 full HD 100hz errm… look online if u want to know more lol Enjoy

I have an Insignia IS-LCDTV26 and the picture is alright right now, but i wanted to get the settings as good as they can be so i can really enjoy the experience of having an hdtv. any help would be appreciated. thanks.

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• 1080p Full HD resolution 1920 x 1080p Trumotion 120Hz panel for clear smooth images even for fast action scenes with 4x HDMI v 1.3 digital inputs
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• Invisible speaker system with Dolby Digital 5.1 & Clear voice for richer more balanced sound & a polished look
• Dynamic Contrast Ratio : 80,000:1

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LG 32LH40 32-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV, Gloss Black

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Our regular TV has a broken coax and can only be hooked up to the receiver via the yellow, red, and white cables. Will our HDTV be able to receive HD programming if it’s not directly hooked up to the HD receiver?

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• 600Hz Sub-field Drive produces crisp, focused images for sports, dramatic action, and all other fast-moving scenes

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The way I understand it is HDTV is more popular in the US while digital TV is a buzzword in the UK (even though you hear the latter in the US). Digital TV, in the UK at least seems to take after the concept of a DVD where you have value added services such as interactive menus and never before seen videos. Am I correct?
What is the difference between digital TV in the US and in the UK?