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Here's what you need to consider before you take the plunge into the third dimension with a new 3D HDTV.

The show sometimes seems custom made for HDTV viewers and PVR-pausers.

So far the big story at CES 2010 is the seemingly inevitable march toward 3D TV. Nearly every major manufacturer is announcing a high-end 3D HDTV at the show.

There's just one little problem, 3D TV just doesn't look very good.

Looking to keep your computer-to-TV extender setup as basic as possible?

Then you might just want to consider Alereon's new NoWire wireless USB extender, which does away with the need for any software or drivers along with the wires.

The other day I posed a simple question: How far do you sit from your TV? The results show that many of you are not getting all the definition out of your HDTV.

Free HDTV from an old-style television antenna? It's more likely than you think - and getting more popular as well.

Though the number of U.S. homes with HDTVs continues to rise, almost half of those homes aren't watching high definition programming, a new study found. 39 Million households in the US have an HDTV but only 43.6% of those homes are watching their shows in HD.

This is actually and increase from 2005 when only 35.6% of HDTV owners watched in HD.