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Philips' 56-inch Cinema 21:9 HDTV: not for Americans

Jan 31st 2009 9:59AM on Engadget HD

Maybe Philips is put off by the large number of Joes Sixpack that already complain about movies and TV not filling their screens. I guess on the upside, ignoramuses who accidentally bought one of these babies might start insisting the movie industry change their default format to match 21:9 instead of 16:9 -- which of course they already use.

Canadians survey finds most HDTV owners don't receive HD content

Dec 12th 2008 7:45PM on Engadget HD

I'm a Canadian with an HDTV but without HD service from a cable company. Or any cable TV service, actually. But I watch plenty of HD, because I have an HTPC and a pretty solid 10 Mb/sec cable Internet connection, and I download everything I want to watch.

I've also got a PS3, so I buy and rent Blu-Ray. Better than over-compressed, cropped HD stuff from cable.

My brother makes up for my lack of enthusiasm for cable HD service, though: he's got two HD-PVRs.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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