Display Devices News
Pretty good insight from a head honcho at Best Buy…well, at least it was until he tried to claim that the new 3D glasses were fashionable. Twice He added that most TVs next year will be embedded with some type of an IP-enabled feature, giving the family room, bedroom or den “the third screen everyone talks about.” And the Best […]
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I think this definitely classifies as drool-worthy. No word yet on when it hits the states, but you can almost count on it not having as many features as this one announced in Japan. Gizmodo Toshiba’s first TV with the PS3 Cell processor it helped develop has seriously kick-ass specs. For starters: The 55-incher’s LED backlighting divides the 240Hz […]
Read moreThis is another one of those things that will probably happen, but I’m not all that excited. But I am not opposed to improving the overall features of our displays, especially if the cost is minimal–similar to how Blu-ray players now all seem to include online video technology integrated. i4U According to research firm Gigaom 3DTV shipments are set to […]
Read moreThey haven’t been producing tube’s in the states since 2005, but this is still pretty big news anytime a technology as revolutionary as the tube television set is basically almost extinct. Having worked at Best Buy during it’s hay day, I can only be greatful of never having to lift one of these gigantic sets ever again 🙂 CrunchGear The […]
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I love the internet. Where else would you find someone who had the thought to crack open his new HDTV and then start doing some soldering to bypass HDCP?!? Not clear what he’s going to do with this, but it’s a pretty interesting read nonetheless. SlashGear Opening up your brand new HDTV and soldering wires directly to its control […]
Read moreStill kinda sad that we’re going to be a long way away from a reasonably priced larger size OLED TV, but the good news is it seems some companies are sticking behind it. Don’t get too excited, but hopefully this results in these units being realistically affordable soon. CNet But while they’re finding success putting OLED in smartphones, these companies […]
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Engadget got their hands on the LG HDTV with the built-in VUDU capabilities, and not surprisingly the experience is pretty much the same as with the separate VUDU box, for better and for worse–such as their limited collection and higher prices. But the quality is impressive. EngadgetHD Like we said back when VUDU HDX was initially released, it is […]
Read moreCount me on the board of people that would not be willing to pay $200 extra for this, but apparantly the number of people on the other side are certainly growing. Would you? RapidTV News A recent Los Angeles conference on 3D saw a presentation from Michelle Abrahams, an In-Stat analyst, who said 43% of those asked said they’d pay […]
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And the 3D news just keeps on coming! Last week it was Sony, this week Panasonic is actually showing off a working unit with full 3D. Yes, glasses still required, but look at how cool they make you look! Akihabara News Panasonic Corporation, a leader in high definition TV technology, has developed a 50-inch Full HD 3D compatible […]
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This has been a pretty busy week for LCD Reviews, this time it’s Vizio’s turn with their impressive 47 incher. Vizio has really come a long way since etching their name as the budget LCD bringing a quality product with reliable support. This one’s not perfect, but at just under $1500 it’s a pretty good value. Audioholics This TV […]
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