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I've read in EGM that the PS3 will be exponentially more powerful than the Xbox 2...surely that's not true.

I appreciate the advice. I'll look into that. I had DishNetwork and loved it...I feel dirty for going to Charter but like I said the High Speed Internet/HD package was too good to pass up.

i figured as much. i would never try to get the "free tv". Nothing is free except air...and that's just because the government hasn't found a way to tax it. :D

Did you go through the entire process?

I've read that the Sony is the best but it is also $200 more so it's like a 25% more expensive. It's for my game room so I think I'll stick with one of the three mentioned.

anyone know any info about ESPN2 HD

Does the antenna have to be one on top of the house or will a good pair of rabbit ears work to get the OTA HD channels. I need CBS to watch March Madness in HD so Charter needs to have a sit down with CBS 42.

I do not want to purchase a HD receiver and also I have Charter internet so that's why I chose Charter.

I emailed charter and asked them about CBS and also why they do not have very many HD channels compared to other providers..here's what they said: "At this time we do not have an estimated time when more HD Channels will be available in your area. We are negotiating contracts with...

Where is CBS HD in the Birmingham Area. I have Charter and it just got ABC in January of this year. What about ESPN2 HD? Any other companies that have HD that I can get?(not including the Dishes because they do not provide the HD receivers).

I've done a ton of research on all three but was wondering if anyone had any personal info on any of them or had any suggestions.

When purchasing a hdtv and my HD receiver from Charter has a DVI input only should I look for a t.v. with DVI onlY? From what I've read if your t.v. has HDMI and not DVI you would have to get an adapter and this would hurt the HD picture. I do not plan on using any sound other than Dolby...

Ok, after finally processing the question of whether to get a 32" 4:3 or a 30" 16:9 I made the decision to get the smaller 16:9 because I have a 47" 16:9 Panny in the living room and this purchase is for the office/game room and the distance of viewing will be around 7-8 feet. I have HD service...