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Sony have announced 12 new full HD TV?s in their Bravia range, some of which are 3D TVs. The Sony Bravia LX900, HX900 and HX800 series are each backlit by LED and have full 3d HDTV capabilities with those attending the press event describing them as being ?beautiful?. |
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Hardly a day goes past without a mention of 3D HDTV technology and how it is set to change the home entertainment industry forever. |
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Wal-Mart's recent announcement it will purchase online movie provider Vudu means more competition for Netflix and Amazon and eventually more options for consumers and HDTV lovers. |
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Apple have always described the Apple TV set-top box as ?a hobby? and it doesn?t look like that?s changing any time soon. According to Apple COO Tim Cook, the company is aware that the next logical step for Apple TV is to integrate the functionality into a standalone HDTV; however, that?s not a step they?re interested in taking. |
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I remember visiting my local Blockbuster video store to rent ?Jurassic Park.?? These days, that place has become Jurassic Park, recalling a lost world where primitive men and women slogged through snow and rain to rent movies on shiny plastic discs. |
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The 3D circus has set up in Vancouver at the Winter Olympics and this time it is Panasonic setting up an impressive full HD 3D theatre at the site. |
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LG Electronics (LG), a major player in the global flat panel display and AV markets, unveiled its plans to achieve the top global position in the TV market with a fundamental shift in the way viewers consume content, from simply watching TV to "using TV". |
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The BBC Trust is now involved in the complaints about the declining quality of the BBC?s HDTV signal. Hundreds of viewers have officially complained, many arguing that the BBC?s images are failing in their core remit to ?adhering to, or seeking to exceed, industry standards for picture resolution?. |
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Panasonic, which yesterday rolled out its first 3D plasma TVs in Japan, is facing a wait-and-see exercise in Australia, with company officials admitting that stock availability will determine when the new models will be launched in Australia. |
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In what could be seen as a promotional move, Microsoft Corp. has quietly slashed prices of its popular Zune HD portable media players (PMPs) though it?s still not clear that whether the price-cut is temporary or permanent in nature. |
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Despite the fact that Apple has thus far not publicly acknowledged the 27-inch iMac?s problematic and widely-complained-about issues, like cracked screen and flickering videos, its internal tech support document has recently revealed that the company is fully aware of the problem. |
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Samsung, as many HD TV enthusiasts know, is one of the premier LED and LCD TV manufacturers. Aggressive niche brand positioning has given Samsung an edge as one of the industry's quality and high performance leaders. Samsung's upcoming strategy to blitz the 3D LED and LCD TV market may, however, be a bit ambitious for even an industry leader. |
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Walmart (NYSE: WMT) announced today that it is defending wallets on complete gametime solutions with new savings on HDTVs and food for the annual pigskin party. This week for less than $500 customers can bring home a 1080p Sanyo 37-inch LCD TV and load up on a range of items to feed a party of eight. |
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According to the head of EA Sports, Peter Moore, the firm is seriously looking into 3D gaming and will add this feature to its games just as soon as the technology becomes commercially available. |
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Every major manufacturer worth their corporate salt has a 3D TV prototype on the test bench. |
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Just as new high definition TVs were marketed as 'HD ready', expect the first wave of 3D-capable sets to wear a '3D Ready' sticker. |
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After a brutal year, Asia's makers of liquid-crystal displays are forecasting a better 2010 amid improving demand and tight supplies. |
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On Monday, January 25, Oppo Digital is launching the BDP-80, the "lower-cost" Blu-ray player model the company recently hinted at (see blu-ray.com, December 22). It is a BD-Live (profile 2.0) player, based on the same decoder chipset and firmware as the acclaimed BDP-83. It also supports DVD-Audio and SACD playback, and multichannel analog audio output. It is priced at $289 and will soon be available for purchase on the Oppo website. |
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