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What's the best TV for watching sport?

Digital Living And although flat TVs have improved immensely, they still struggle to compete with the motion fluidity offered by old CRT displays. This is because early LCDs suffered from motion-response lag where individual pixels are slightly out of sync with...

6 December 2006, 14:32

Nintendo Wii

Digital Living You'll look like an idiot waving the motion-sensitive controllers, but you'll be smiling like a loon because it's so much fun. Nintendo's new console sits at a jaunty angle, emphasising its quirky approach.

1 December 2006, 11:11

Become a camcorder pro

Digital Living Spielberg snuck into Universal Studios in 1969 and set in motion one of the greatest careers in cinema history. Progressive scan gives video a more film-like motion. Spielberg later told Hollywood Reporter,

29 June 2006, 16:02

Access a webcam with a mobile phone

Digital Living Some webcams, such as the Logitech Orbit and the Creative Live Motion, can be operated and rotated remotely. I'm interested in finding out what's the best way to set up a security camera at home that I can monitor with my mobile phone.

20 September 2006, 11:50

Blu-ray and HD DVD: The facts

Digital Living Different hi-def flavoursHD DVD and Blu-ray can deliver hi-def video in three formats: 720p, 1080i and 1080p.p offers the lowest pixel count (its resolution is 1,280x720 pixels) but each frame is scanned on to your screen progressively, or in its...

1 June 2007, 16:40

Cool screensavers for your beloved Mac

Digital Living It doesn't have much in the way of motion, however. I regularly check the TalkBack from my columns to see what readers are saying about my software choices and how they feel about my subject matter. TalkBack from a recent screensavers column really...

9 May 2005, 15:12

Make the most of high-def content

Digital Living The format also has the exclusive support of Disney, itself the owner of one of the most valuable back-catalogues in existence, in addition to motion-picture arms that include Miramax, Dimension Pictures, Touchstone and the newly acquired Pixar...

13 February 2006, 9:37

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