Display Devices News
I’m not sure how I feel about this, but Dave seems to be pretty excited. Call me jaded from all those years working tech support and seeing "all-in-one" devices break and seeing the tears in people’s eyes when they realized they lost their VCR AND their TV for repair! Zatz Not Funny As part of the deal, the companies also […]
Read moreIt is pretty cool to see these TV Vendors continue to evolve their sets into extra features. While I doubt many of us are planning on ditching our HTPC’s for just the TV, at the very least it expands these types of technologies to people who might not ever use it otherwise. CEPro Compatible Sony TVs will include the XBR9 […]
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I imagine these pictures don’t do these sets any justice, but the specs are pretty impressive nonetheless. I’ll need to work my contacts and see if I can get into these kind of events in the future. Engadget the LEDs aren’t locally dimmed, the 120Hz refresh rate falls short of the 240Hz that’s been bandied about of late, and […]
Read moreAlways interesting when you know two companies are talking–since their technologies are being utilized in the other’s devices–yet make it a point not to comment on it. CEPro Neither company cares to discuss the collaboration."Vizio announced their partnership with us as you read, but we don’t have more to say about it right now," says Vudu co-founder Edward Lichty.
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While its good to see them dropping the price on this gorgeous TV, it’s still going to cost you as much as a car…so start saving those pennies! Doesn’t hurt to dream, does it? CrunchGear Amazon has dropped the price on the 65-inch by 500 bones bringing the total price to $6,455. This is one of the first price […]
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I know this is probably never going to get past Japan, and it is absurdly expensive, but I couldn’t help myself. I know it’s for digital signage, but how cool would this be in your home??!?!?! And of course…Happy 4th of July everyone!!! Crunchgear The main point of this system is its price tag. DNP says the $85,000 buyers […]
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It’s nice to see low-cost manufacturer Vizio really pushing the technology expectations of television sets these days. I’m sold on these feaures needing to be a part of the TV, but I’ll hold my judgement until I see them in action. Nonetheless, I am a fan of the qwerty keyboard remote control…at least it’s unique for a television remote. […]
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I don’t care if this is $7400…I want it!! Of course, I can’t actually afford it, so I’m slightly less disheartened that this isn’t available in the US, and might never be. But one can dream, can’t we?!? Gizmodo The Philips 56PFL9954H Cinema 21:9 uses the same aspect ratio of most movies out there, which means that it eliminates the […]
Read moreOK, I know this is UK only, but this is a pretty ingenious idea. This TV maker is basically ignoring all the fancy UI and technology and just will record your shows onto an SD card, which then you can toss in anywhere. Of course, this is helped by the UK’s fairly well populated free-to-air television content, but still pretty […]
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It looks like we finally have a winner in the connected TV battle. Vizio is strong out of the gate with Wireless N and a QWERTY slider based remote it its higher end TVs. Take that remote pictured below and add a laser tracked optical ball and you have the perfect media center remote :). The connectivity looks pretty good […]
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