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Posted on Jan 3 2013 - 10:42pm by Thomas Sharp
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If you want to watch films or sporting events in style then a normal giant flat screen television is no longer your only choice. The latest intriguing viewing option comes from LG and is a home theatre projector which gives an astonishing 100 inches of viewing surface. It is called the LG HECTO Laser TV and provides a 1080p system with the combination of an Ultra Short Throw projector and a special viewing screen. The projector needs just 2 feet of distance between it and the screen in order for it to work. Set It Up How You Want to This...

Posted on Nov 18 2012 - 10:14pm by Guest
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Shopping for a new TV can be very exciting, especially with all the new technologies that can bring a cinema experience to your home. With almost three decades spent developing inspired products, Haier’s commitment to innovation and to their customers’ needs is second to none and brings you tomorrow’s TVs today. Haier LED TVs Haier UK offers a range of LED(Light Emitting Diode)  Back-lit Slim LCD TV’s. LED technology provides higher contrast brighter pictures thanks to the use of energy efficient LED lighting. In addition...

Posted on Aug 30 2012 - 10:11am by Paul
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We love the telly, so we do? After all, this is where we get our fix of soaps, sporting disappointments, barely believable cops shows and even less believable reality shows. Back in the old days we use to crowd round a living room set which was barely bigger than my brother’s quiff but now tellys are just getting bigger and bigger and with a better definition all the time as well. To prove the point, the good people from Sony are bringing out a monster television set which measures in at, gulp, 84 inches. It is a Bravia LCD model and...

A manufacturer of Apple products revealed that it is now under preparations to build the highly-rumored high-definition TV set from Apple. According to China Daily, Terry Gou, Foxconn’s chief, disclosed this information at a press conference held in Shanghai. The report said that the manufacturing and development of the iTV (or iPanel) has not yet started. Gou said that the company made a deal with Japanese TV company Sharp in preparation of the product. “Gou said Foxconn is making preparations for iTV, Apple Inc’s rumored...

It is no secret that Apple Inc. is trying to enter the TV market with its new iTV, which is expected to be announced soon. With previous reports on the new device’s development and Steve Jobs’ revelation in his autobiography, we’re going to see it soon. Now, a new report claims that the company is ditching the ‘iTV’ name and will rename it as the ‘iPanel’, a device that is said to be “far more than a TV” and is expected to be launched this year. Jeffries analyst Peter Misek has increased...

Google has announced that its connected television program, the Google TV, will be supporting cloud-based gaming service OnLive. The OnLive cloud gaming service enables users to play a huge selection of console-quality games on devices like tablets and PCs. Now, select Google TV devices like media streaming boxes, Blu-ray players and TVs will be able to play games via OnLive without having to use a gaming console. “OnLive brings to Google TV users instant on-demand gameplay from a rapidly growing library of the latest high-performance...

Last year, Sony Corp. was one of the first companies to offer their support for Android-based entertainment platform, the Google TV. Despite the reception it got from consumers, Sony still continues to support it today as it unveils a new Blu-ray player and a new standalone media player at the CES 2012 event. Right now, no technical specs have been released for the two, but both the NSZ-GS7 media player and the NSZ-GP9 Blu-ray player looks great. Aside from its design, both devices will support 3D TVs and features voice and gesture control,...

A new rumor has emerged, claiming that an iOS-based Apple TV, or the iTV, is now ready. News of a new Apple TV, which comes in 42- and 50-inch sizes, comes by way of an ex-Apple employee who said that a functional 50-inch version is located inside the locked-down studio of Apple’s Senior Vice President of Industrial Design Jonathan Ive. Apple is also said to be negotiating deals with content providers. One of the reported roadblocks is providers are unwilling to cut a deal with Apple for the company to offer first-tier programs on...

Posted on Dec 30 2011 - 4:49pm by Julius
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How do you like your TV? Live, scheduled, with a bit of Twitter on the side? Or on-demand, catch-up, rental, Youtube, black and white, even 3D? There are plenty who prefer to keep their programmes in their pocket, opting for the smaller screen – it depends what’s important to you. That’s why the time is ripe to weigh up the versatility of the iPad, against the visual vastness of the latest Smart TVs. iPad 2 The versatility and portable nature of the iPad 2 makes it ideal for watching on the move, but did you know that, thanks to...

Following the ambitions of the late Steve Jobs, Apple is now moving forward with its plans on taking on television, according to reports. A number of reports say that people from the Cupertino tech giant have been holding meetings with media executives, sharing the company’s vision for the television’s future. Reports also say that Apple is open to the possibility of storing TV content in the iCloud. In meetings with media executives, Apple executives, including SVP Eddie Cue, was said to have outlined ways that the company’s...