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Would You Buy A Plasma TV Or An LCD TV?
I know, I know. We all want to enjoy a gorgeous OLED TV or eat 4K visual deliciousness in our living room but those sets are ridiculously expensive and going to be pretty unrealistic for a long while. The best TV at the moment is the Panasonic VT50, a plasma screen, but we all know people’s eyeballs have their own preferences.
Panasonic Wants You To Draw All Over Its New Plasma Displays
Interactive displays are nothing new, but the technology behind Panasonic’s latest interactive Plasma display screen is pretty neat.
Samsung’s 2012 TV Lineup: Smart TV, Gestures And Upgrades
At last night’s launch of its 2012 TV range, Samsung was at pains to promote its Smart TV offerings, which this year will include fitness apps, Foxtel and both talk and physical navigation options.
Harrods Will Sell A Near Million-Dollar TV
If you suffer from the most enviable predicament of having both too much money and too much wall space, the UK’s premiere high-end retail outlet would like to speak with you — something about a 152-inch plasma TV.
Australian Fries TV With Microwave
Well, we’re about done with the ol’ plasma set. Figure it’s time to take ‘er off to the dump. Or maybe we could sell it? Naw, let’s destroy it with arcing electricity bolts for fifteen minutes straight.
The Apple TV: Good Idea, Bad Idea?
While rumours are firming around the next iPad, the speculation surrounding whether or not Apple will get into the flat panel market continues to circulate. It sounds like a good idea, but I’m not so sure.
Panasonic’s New Plasmas Are Built For The 99%
Sure, you can spend $US6,000 (or more) for a top-of-the-line HDTV with more bells and whistles than you can shake a remote at. But if you’re on a budget, Panasonic’s newest line of plasma HDTV’s offer top-flight features for bargain-bin prices.
Who Needs Pixels When You Have 6 Million LEDs To Light Your Display?
LED televisions until now have generally just used an LED power source to light the LCD display. This differs from the Jumbo-trons you see at sports arenas, where each pixel is an individual LED. Now, Sony’s bringing the big-screen technology to your living room with its Crystal LED Display.
