The peppy Air has come a long way from its birthday, when it crawled out of the Apple womb scrawny and anemic. Now it’s got serious processing muscle — but not enough to edit insanely high-res video, right? Wrong! More »
That might be where we’re headed, but TCL’s prototype at CES was too much like that 90s arcade game, Hologram Time Traveller – more smoke and mirrors than Princess Leia freespace projection. The more immediate future of TV is all about OLED, 4K, Crystal Display, 8K glasses free 3D, and possibly, transparent screens. In fact, the Future Of TV Is Beautiful, Simple And Good [Gizmodo]
CES was more than just a Grand Canyon filled with eye candy — the sci-fi-beautiful TVs we saw are real, and you’re gonna want them. But OLED? 8k? Crystal Display? What’s all this mean? We’ll explain the pretty new things. More »
The televisions that are going to be invading our living rooms in 2012, the ones that Samsung and LG and the rest have been trotting out this week at CES? They’re the most exciting gadgets of the year, and not because of any apps or gimmicks or third dimensions being shoved down our throats. In fact, they’re wonderful in spite of all that. More »
A Canon EOS 4K SLR is on the way. We just learned about the $US20,000 Canon EOS C300 Digital Cinema Camera due out next March. Canon has also released some details about a video-oriented SLR, and we’re drooling. More »
One of the most striking things about pounding the show floor at CES this year was that the future of 3DTV in the home is inevitably going to be without glasses. Prototypes from LG, Toshiba and Sony all showed that glasses-less 3D is a possibility, and in some cases, it can even look pretty good. But you’re going to need to boost the resolution. More »
Regular HDTV is so last year. What you really need is a 4k TV, one with four times the resolution of HD. And hey, Sony’s new TRIMASTER offers just that, for a price. More »
