Today CNET launches a new forum dedicated to HDTV picture settings and calibration, where CNET editors post their official settings and readers can share their own. David Katzmaier Senior Editorial ...

David reviews TVs and leads the Personal Tech team at CNET, covering mobile, software, computing, streaming and home entertainment. We provide helpful, expert reviews, advice and videos on what gadget ...

If 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 ...

According to our recent poll, only 29% of respondents actually calibrated their HDTVs. That means as many as 70% of you might not have your settings optomized ...

Whether you purchased your HDTV yesterday or last year, there's a big chance you just plugged it in and fired it up. Tweak your HDTV for better viewing quality. Photo by blakespot. While HDTV has a ...

Whether you bought a new TV last week, last month, or last year, chances are it can look better than it does. All it takes is a few simple tweaks, a menu setting adjustment or two, and unleash its ...

Recently I had a look at some HDMI graphics cards, and discovered that getting your computer to display a proper HDTV signal isn't simply a question of having a card with the right connectors. When ...

If you're buying your first HDTV or an upgrade from a starter set, your new television may deliver a better picture than the one you're used to. But picking the right HDTV can be confusing, especially ...

I’m curious to know—when you bought your HDTV, did you just plug and play or did you fine tune the settings? Do You Ever Adjust Your HDTV Settings?(polls) Explore more on these topics Share this story ...

I bought a Samsung dynaflat txr2764 over the weekend and I connected it (via DVI) to my BFG GeForce 6600GT (AGP). I've played around with some of the settings but the only settings that give me clear, ...

Editor’s Note: The following article is reprinted from PCWorld.com. If you’re buying your first HDTV or an upgrade from a starter set, your new television may deliver a better picture than the one you ...

If you're in the market for a big-screen HDTV with the latest technology but you have a limited budget, consider Vizio's XVT553SV ($2,199.99 list). No, it's not 3D-ready, and it won't win any style ...