Podcast #937: Best 80 Inch TVs (RTINGS.com)

By now you all know that we have been searching for the best large format TV to emulate a projector and screen. We know nothing beats a 120 inch screen but with that comes some drawbacks like installation, cost, and light control. Ara settled on an Ultra Short Throw Projector which does really well in a fully lit room. The entire setup cost him just under $4000. Braden is still looking for that one TV that will say buy me. Our friends at RTINGS.com must have known Braden was in the market for such a TV because they just published The 5 Best 80-82-85 inch TVs Winter 2020. Let’s see if we can get Braden a new TV?

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Podcast 936: Top Ten TVs at Amazon Based on Sales

On today's show we take a look back at the year 2012, discuss how to make your HDMI connected devices work with Hotel HDTVs, take a poll on home much our dedicated home theaters cost, and finally give you the top ten HDTVs at Amazon based on sales.

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Podcast #935: LG CineBeam HU85LA 4K UST Laser Projector

This week we Discuss options for streaming movies for free! And we take a look at the LG CineBeam HU85LA 4K UST Laser Projector

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Podcast #934: Should You Buy a TCL Series 4 UHDTV?

This week we review the year 2011 and why you shouldn’t buy a TCL Series 4 HDTV.

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Podcast #933: Micro LED vs Mini LED and ATSC 3.0 TVs

This week we discuss three articles: Seven of our best tips for your Sonos system - Popular Science, MicroLED vs. Mini-LED: Which display technology will power your next TV? - Digital Trends, and Want free 4K from an antenna? Here's the 2020 TVs with Next Gen TV tuners built-in - CNET

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Podcast #932: Home Cinema Streaming

We were alerted to an article at Home Theater Review by one of our listeners, Tom Green, regarding Home Movie streaming. We link to it here: Home Cinema's Streaming Future Is Now. The author states that for reference material they still use UHD Bluerays “But for day-to-day viewing, many of us here on staff have migrated almost entirely to streaming consumption.”

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