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In Home Consultations
Liptons has a well appointed store facility, with home-like theatre showrooms for viewing and listening More...

Custom Home Theatre Design
If you are considering a dedicated theater room, or even just a family room . . .let LIPTONS help you. More...

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Liptons offers a complete new and existing structured and pre-wiring service. More...

Control 4 Home Automation
Liptons designs, installs, and programs home automation systems from CONTROL 4. More...

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HDTV FAQ

Question: Do I need a new TV to watch HDTV programming?

Answer: No. There will be set-top boxes available which will convert the new HDTV broadcast for your TV. However, the full resolution of an HDTV broadcast will not be viewable without a new HDTV ready television.

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Question: What HDTV programs are available?

Answer: Currently, Roger's cable, and both the Star Choice and Bell Expressvu satellite systems offer some HDTV programming. As well, the American satellite systems, such as DirecTV, offer HDTV channels.

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Question: What is HDTV?

Answer: HDTV stands for High Definition Television. It is a new television broadcast format involving transmission of digital audio and video signals with a high resolution picture and 5.1 channel surround sound.

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