Well, you’ll likely need to buy an antenna, but once it’s hooked up, you’ll discover that the picture quality of over-the-air HD is amazing. Sure, it’s mostly local channels, but hey, free is free.
TV + Internet Feature
TV + INTERNET
What happens when you add the Interwebs to your TV? A LOT. Learn how to stream movies and music, play online games and social network all from your TV.
TV: Not Just For TV Anymore
Today, TVs can do more than just sit there and look pretty. See for yourself.
Are Your Kids TOO Connected?
Some ways to keep the younger set from getting too much of a good thing.
4 ways to watch TV for FREE
How to get your favorite shows without paying for them (legally, of course).
Laptop to TV ... Wirelessly!
Think wireless streaming from a laptop to your TV is sci-fi? Think again.
Tech 101: Linking Smart TV to the Net
Three simple ways to get that precious Internet on your smart TV.
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Some of the best HD is FREE
You can watch hoops at work
Enjoy the college basketball tournament from the (dis)comfort of your cube. Here’s a link to get FREE, live streaming of all the games on your computer. Just remember, keep one eye on the ball and the other on the location of your boss.
Online news beats paper news
When it comes to getting your news, the Interwebs are more popular than paper, now. Or radio. But TV still reigns supreme. And what’s the number one news topic across the board? Click here to find out.
Pop culture guilt can be cured
It’s just like carbon trading: Every hour spent watching PBS earns you the right to watch one episode of Jersey Shore. It’s a scientifrical fact, bro. Now let’s hit the hot tub.
Your HDTV can go wireless
Rocketfish makes an adapter that can wirelessly send HD signals up to 32-7/8’. (They tried SO HARD for that extra 1/8-inch.) Now you can mount your TV far away from your Blu-ray Player. (Far = 32-7/8’)
The Internet has a speedometer
Speed matters when downloading movies on your Internet connectable TV. Geek Squad recommends at least 1.5 Mbps for standard def video and 4 Mbps for HD. Don’t know your Mbps from your NSFWs? Here’s a free speed test.
YouTube began with elephants
The first video ever posted on YouTube starred two elephants and a German. "Me at the zoo" was uploaded on April 23rd, 2005 by Jawed Karim, one of the site’s founders. The video lasts only 19 seconds.
You can play Sudoku on your TV
All you need is a love of integers and an Internet connectable TV that can access Yahoo! Widgets. Remember, that’s Sudoku (the puzzle game), not Sodoku (the infection from rats).
Soon we’ll all have bionic eyes
At least that’s what the founder and Chief Inspector of the Geek Squad thinks. Don’t believe us? Click here. Do believe us? Still click here.
HOW DO I?
