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Stories on
movement
CNET.co.uk has 151 stories on movement
Pioneer DCS-360 review
Reviews Detail is softer and movement occasionally struggles with slow pans, but decent black levels and unbiased colours ensure images are still commendable. Colours are beautifully balanced between natural and vibrant shades, while movement glides across...
Editor's rating 
7.8
Tags: pioneer, dvd player, connectivity, high definition
13 September 2006, 15:54
Microsoft LifeCam VX-7000 review
Reviews Video quality on Skype was indistinguishable to that using either of the laptop webcams from Creative or Logitech -- not great but more than passable with decent colour levels and relatively smooth movement.
Editor's rating 
5
Tags: microsoft, webcam, pixels, recorded
6 February 2008, 15:16
Panasonic PT-AX100E review
Reviews Images are brightly coloured and precisely detailed with impressive contrast and cohesive movement, no matter what source you use. Earlier LCD projector designs have been afflicted by staggered movement but action-fuelled fight scenes against the...
Editor's rating 
8.4
Tags: panasonic, dedicated, scenes, watching
6 June 2007, 10:41
JVC DR-MH300 review
Reviews Detail softens as you move down the recording modes and, as with most recorders, the lowest quality EP mode is subject to distracting background noise and stifled movement. These higher quality outputs produce cleaner images with greater depth and...
Editor's rating 7.4
Tags: jvc, high definition, hard drive, ram
10 August 2006, 15:16
JVC LT-32DG8 review
Reviews Images are generally clean, but edges occasionally appear frayed and movement staggers during slow camera pans. And movement is decent whether it's trying to keep pace with the destructive, rooftop Batmobile chase or the more sedate scrolling of...
Editor's rating 7.8
Tags: jvc, watching, high definition, hdmi
7 June 2007, 12:07
Sony RDR-HX725 review
Reviews Unsurprisingly, the difference in image quality using the lowest quality modes is more obvious with widespread noise, spongy detail and staggered movement -- but unless you're away on holiday and need as much space as possible, they're best left...
Editor's rating 7.3
Tags: sony, high quality, copies, length
14 July 2006, 14:41
Toshiba Regza 42X3030D review
Reviews The large screen exposes several flaws: unnatural colours, soft definition, speckled backgrounds and stuttered movement. Slow movement shots -- such as in a football match when a long ball is launched across the screen -- are also impressively...
Editor's rating 8.4
Tags: explore, colours, toshiba, channels
19 June 2007, 13:42
Samsung PS42Q7HD review
Reviews More specifically, typical plasma constraints, such as smeared movement and unwanted reflections, have also been addressed. Movement has also been made more cohesive using the Smooth Motion Driver, which adds another ten frames per second to the...
Editor's rating 7.3
Tags: samsung, budget, dvd player, natural
27 June 2006, 14:53
Samsung LE32R74BD review
Reviews Edges could be more precise and movement occasionally stutters but images are noticeably clean and unaffected by digital artefacts. Detail and depth of field are immediately emphasised, backgrounds no longer shimmer and movement glides across the...
Editor's rating 8.2
Tags: samsung, connected, colours, natural
9 June 2006, 16:07
Sanyo Xacti VPC-HD1 review
Reviews For fast-moving sports, kids at play or other spontaneous activities, this and other fully electronic camcorders have a distinct advantage in capturing the first few seconds of the action.More important, the VPC-HD1's processor seemed unable to...
Editor's rating 7
Tags: sanyo, contrast, grab, camcorders
28 April 2006, 13:42
BT Vision review
Reviews The picture was just as sharp and colourful as with our built-in tuner, and it handled the high-speed movement of Formula One with no smearing or artefacts. None of it is high-definition, but it was crisper than a Walkers factory, with very smooth...
Editor's rating 7.6
Tags: bt, sky, demand, recorded
31 May 2007, 11:49
Pioneer DVR-545HX review
Reviews It finds movement more difficult to process, with fast-paced music videos and sport such as Champions League matches causing occasional smearing. Recordings of The Natural World wildlife programme, for example, retained plenty of composure with a...
Editor's rating 8.1
Tags: pioneer, hard drive, high definition, copies
12 April 2007, 14:55
Sharp LL-151-3D review
Reviews You need to position both it and yourself accurately, and horizontal or vertical movement outside the optimum viewing area will result in loss of the 3D image. Once you're set up and comfortable, you become used to restricting your movement...
Editor's rating 8
Tags: sharp, material, eye, speakers
3 November 2004, 23:00
Samsung LE40N73B review
Reviews Digital TV broadcasts and analogue connected sources lack a little detail and stability, especially when faced with challenging movement or complex backgrounds. High-definition images carry the same colour balance, but enhanced detail, cohesive...
Editor's rating 8.3
Tags: samsung, dvd player, colours, high definition
27 October 2006, 16:01
Panasonic Viera TX-32LXD60 review
Reviews Its Overdrive system offers an exceptionally fast 8ms response time for more controlled movement. Images are untainted by artefacts or smearing movement. Nonetheless, the TX-32LXD60 still rates highly with an attractive, understated design...
Editor's rating 8.5
Tags: panasonic, contrast, natural, high definition
9 October 2006, 16:08
8.6
Format wars: The tech that should have won
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