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August 22nd, 2008If you want a high-def experience from your current DVDs, Toshiba has some good news for you: Its upcoming XD-E500 upscales standard discs to 1080p resolution on HDTVs, for less than the price of a Blu-ray Disc player. Read our top story for details, and keep reading for tips on calibrating your HDTV and buying an HD camcorder, plus recent news.
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