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When a new technology of any form is first introduced in the market, it could be so exciting that so many will go for it. Some do that for conveniences purpose. Some do that for status reason. Which ever one, there is always one advantage or the other that must be derived. The thing is that manufacturers of such technology never seize to improve on them. And before long they will come up with an improved version of the product with a better function than the early ones. And ironically it may come at a lesser price.

The case is the same with the HDTV. At its early stage, you will need a receiver and an HDTV – ready TV to make it work. But later on, when demand for HDTV increases and manufacturers also become numerous,  HDTVs with built-in turners that makes it unnecessary to purchase a receiver was launched in the market.

However, all hope is not lost for those who bought only HDTV – ready TV’s – separate high-quality receivers are still available in the market.

Some of the best selling HDTV receivers in the market today include the following;
DIRECTV H20 HDTV Receiver
With the DIRECTV H20 receiver a pleasurable time watching broadcasts is guaranteed. You can watch shows from free – to – air or local channels by simply hooking up the receiver to the HD – compatible antenna.

Specifications:
-    2 sets audio / video outputs (2 composite, 1.5 – video, 1 component video)1
-    RF/IR multi-brand audio/video remote (controls up to four components)
-    Includes component video, 5 – video, and RCA audio/video cables
-    Selectable 480i/480p/720p/1080i output via HDMI and component video
-    Receives digital TV broad casts, in 480i, 480p, 720p, and 1080i HDMI
-    Optical digital audio output passes. Dolly ฎ Digital audio
-    1 set of USB interface for future use
-    Phone jack
-    Built – in ATsc tuner
-    Searchable 7 – day program guide
-    On – screen caller ID
-    Antenna and satellite inputs
-    Supports MPEG4
-    14 – 15/16” W x 2 – 13/16” H x 10 – 13/16”D
-    Warranty; 90 days.

Samsung’s SIR – T451
The Samsung SIR – T451 HDTV receiver reproduces free – to – air. High definition broadcasts in crystal clear form. In the US, virtually all households can receive one digital TV signal and approximately 85% can access five stations or even more.

Specifications:
-    Decodes all free – to – air HDTV/SDTV format
-    RGB output – D – sub 15-pin connector
-    Optical and coaxial digital audio outputs for Dolby ฎ Digital
-    Multi brand remote control
-    Single RF input
-    DVI digital video output with HDCP with copy protection
-    Customizable output resolution (1080;/720p/480p/480i)
-    Electronic program Guide
-    Supports S-video, composite and 1080;/720p/480p component video
-    13 – 7/8” W x 2 – 11/16” H x 10 – 1/2"D
-    1 year parts and labor warranty

DIRECTV HR10-250 Receiver
The DIRECTV HR10-250 Receiver is a reliable product that will provide long hours of enjoyment for HDTV enthusiast. The HR10-250 receives and decodes digital signals from the company’s high resolution broadcasts. This receiver also has a built-in hard drive digital recorder. High – definition broadcasts features pictures rich in detail and surround sound that fills an entire room. You can experience the best of home entertainment by just hooking up the 250 HDTV receiver to any HD – ready TV and home audio system.

Specifications:
-    HDTV DIRECTV tuner – receives and decodes digital HDTV signals from DIRECTV’s satellite broadcasts and local free-to-air broadcasts with the use of a compatible antenna.
-    Can record up to 200 hours of standard – definition digital TV with its built-in hard disk digital video recorder and up to 30 hours of HDTV
-    Receives digital TV broadcasts in 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i
-    Manual timer recording by channel and time
-    1 antenna input and 2 satellite output
-    WishlistTM keyword search of program listings
-    Season Pass TM
-    1 set audio/video outputs (composite, S – video, component video, HDMI)
-    TiVo 14 – day interactive programe guide
-    Selectable 480i/480p/720p/1080i output via HDMI and component video
-    Dual ATSC timers
-    Thumbs Up/thumbs Down buttons – ratings system from TiVo
-    Optical digital audio outputs pass Dolby ฎ Digital 5.1 – channel audio
-    Phone jack
-    Remote control (multi brand for TVs and A/V receivers)
-    Can record two shows simultaneously
-    2 USB interfaces for future use
-    HDMI, HDMI – to DVI, component video, S – video, composite video, and telephone cables
-    15 – 1/8” W x 3 – 5/16” H x 13 – 7/8”D
-    1 year warranty

So, if you happened to be among those that jumped early on the HDTV bandwagon probably, your HDTV has no built-in-tuners. There is no cause for alarm, just get in touch with marketers and you can easily obtain one of the numerous high-quality receivers and experience a pleasurable viewing!







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