Marketplace Tech Report for Tuesday, December 25, 2012
This Chrismas day, many people will be turning on their new gadgets: Tablets, smartphones, laptops, and televisions. Granted, many of us don't even really use televisions any more, unless it is to project whatever we're streaming from the Internet. But if you're like us, you know and love good televisions, and what it is to plug in and customize your settings just the way you like them. One problem: In 2012 there are so many different settings -- with different names depending on the manufacturer -- that it can get pretty complicated.
This Chrismas day, many people will be turning on their new gadgets: Tablets, smartphones, laptops, and televisions. Granted, many of us don’t even really use televisions any more, unless it is to project whatever we’re streaming from the Internet. But if you’re like us, you know and love good televisions, and what it is to plug in and customize your settings just the way you like them. One problem: In 2012 there are so many different settings — with different names depending on the manufacturer — that it can get pretty complicated.
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