I have an intermittent green light blinking on my HP LC3760N LCD HDTV where the power on light usually comes on. I fell asleep with my TV on during an electrical storm to find my TV in this condition. I have not been able to turn the TV on since, but the blinking green light comes on every time I plug the TV in. Is there a way to fix this problem without spending half the cost (1000/2=500) of the TV?

What I really need is “HDTV Buying for Dummies” (smile) or a good online glossary so that I can understand all of the different technical terms and functions related to the new LCD televisions, and how these things relate to me as a buyer. Things have gotten very complicated over the last decade. Thanks.

Ok well I have an HDTV in my room which I play xbox 360 on. There are so many options in regards to which input to use. I can use HDMI, VGA, or Component. Right now, the cords I have hooked up are for teh Component input but I can get the necessary cords if needed. My goal is to have my xbox on my tv and beable to connect my audio cords to my stereo. Which input provides the best HD quality?

If I get an HDTV capture card for my computer, how can I get the HDTV signal from my receiver to my computer which on the other side of my house? Is there anyway I can use like slingbox or something?

So I picked this HDTV from a friend and its one of those really heavy 47″ Sony Trinitron tvs and I have this discoloring on the upper left and right side of the tv and a discoloring on the bottom left. Its a greenish color and its distorting the color/video on the tv. Any ideas what it is and/or how to get rid of it?

Hello, i’m looking for a HDTV for my xbox 360 to put in my room (preferably wall mountable) that is under £400 and good quality picture.
Apparently i need a HDTV to have the full Xbox experience?!

ta.

I know hdtv’s run hot, but it winds up heating up my room by at least 7 degrees, and i have a 37″ hdtv in a small bedroom. Its great in the winter but in the summer it gets really hot, i put a 12″ fan on the back of it, but its the front screen that when i touch it, its extremely hot. Anyway of cooling it down?

i’m planning on getting a new TV . i’m leaning more towards an LCD tv, but some saw HDTV is best. to me LCD has better quality in picture then HDTV. i really don’t see any difference between regulre television and HDTV they look the same. what are your thoughts?

I want to setup a Windows Media Center PC in my living room and I want to use our HDTV as the monitor. Can I realisticly use the HDTV as a monitor for web browsing, email and word processing? What kind video card options and connection options do I need to take into consideration?

What is the best, or most realistic connection option? Do I need some kind of converter box?

The hdtv has 3 hdmi inputs and the 5.1 reciever has 1 hdmi input. What can I do? Is there a fiber optic “converter” for recievers that don’t have it?