Installation and technical information about New Zealand's future Freeview digital TV and Radio service. Offers a nationwide database of tv technicians.

Southland-based channel broadcasting free to air in Invercargill, and nationwide on Sky Digital. Programming schedule, including Correspondence TV for SIT Polytechnic

FTN's station broadcasting to the Waikato districts area. Includes information on local programming, tv schedule, tuning details, and links to other regional stations in New Zealand.

Regional television stations, broadcasting in the Nelson area. Includes programme information, coverage map, and tuning information.

Television and video production company specialising in broad appeal entertainment.

The Home Theater NZ website provides useful Home Theater related information to New Zealander.

To take full advantage of the great number of HDTV stations you can get with your satellite system, you will want a television with a breathtaking picture and mind blowing sound. When shopping for a television today, you have many more options than just a few years ago. From several hundred dollars, to a price similar to that of a new Corvette, you can choose the television to fit your budget and lifestyle. If you want to watch satellite programming you will need a tv that is at least HDTV ready

Television is constantly filled with memorable characters. Some of these characters are highly likable, such as Charles Ingalls, and some are characters you love to hate, such as Mr. Burns (excellent). Some leave you questioning the government, like Jack Bauer, and others leave you wondering who shot them, like JR Ewing. Then, there are some character who are completely unparalleled. No matter how many times we change the channel, they won’t ever be forgotten.

Movies, they have been around to entertain us for over 100 years. Over this time, technology has improved to allow us to watch movies at home via 8mm reel to reel, VHS and Betamax video tape, CD-ROM (VCD movies) and currently DVD format. The DVD format, emerged informally as "digital versatile disc" around 1995. Research by Sony/ Philips and Toshiba around this time came from looking for alternatives to CD-ROM and VHS/Beta tapes as a replacement.

You’re ready! You’ve been working hard and saving a ton of money. Now you’re ready to buy a brand new Flat Screen TV. Hopping in the car, you head off to the local electronics store and just take it all in. There must be a million sets for you to choose from, but ‘come rain or snow or dark of night’ you’re leaving with a flat screen TV.