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CES Toshiba’s 65-inch 3D TV No Glasses In Action

by sixfivet on February 20, 2011

Toshiba’s 65-inch Glasses-Free 3D TV In Action
Everyone wants a glasses-free 3D TV. Take a look at Toshiba’s prototype from the CES 2011 show floor.

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Parker House Richmond 65 Inch TV Stand with IPOD Dock

by sixfivet on June 20, 2010

Product Description
The Parker House Richmond 65-Inch TV Stand With iPod Dock’s gorgeous French Revival style is an asset to any decor whether contemporary or traditional. A key convenience feature of this TV stand is the iPod docking station in the top of the unit which allows you to keep your iPod charged. This beautiful unit also offers generous compact storage: A top center drawer with a drop-down front allows you to store a stereo and the lower center cabinet is perfect for DVD pl… More >>

Parker House Richmond 65 Inch TV Stand with IPOD Dock

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BenQ says about Taiwan market: LED penetration in LCD TV market to reach 15% in 2010

April 30, 2010

The LED penetration is starting to increase in the United States. Moreover, the LED backlit LCD TVs will claim 15% of Taiwan’s one-million-unit market in 2010 as retail prices are expected to drop further, according to Danny Yao, managing director of BenQ Taiwan. Read more on Digi Times

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Panasonic 3D TV Pricing Released

April 30, 2010

Panasonic Unveils its new 3D TV Pricing As everyone is looking forward to 3D television, the manufacturers are rolling out information. Panasonic on Monday released pricing for its upcoming 3D TVs, and they are expensive. Today, a local store had a Samsung with 240 Hz refresh rate with a factory label “3D Ready”. Read more [...]

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Panasonic Adds New, Larger 3D TVs To Line Up

April 30, 2010

Panasonic announced what it has in process for 3D TV models, both here in the U.S. and in global markets. On May 3, Panasonic will ship its 50-inch and 54-inch VT25 models; the 50-inch model will cost $2,600, and the 54-inch will cost under $3,000. In June, the company will roll-out two more models, a [...]

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iSuppli predicts mild recovery for consumer electronics market in 2010

January 31, 2010

iSuppli sees mild recovery for CE market in 2010 The global consumer electronics market is expected to achieve a mild recovery in 2010, with revenue expanding by 1.6 percent after a 6.7 percent drop in 2009, reports iSuppli Corp. This slight increase is coming from improving sales of LCD TVs, digital STBs and appliances. Read [...]

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AU Optronics expects LED to be 20% of TV panels shipped in 2010

January 31, 2010

AUO aims at 20% shipment share for LED-backlit TV panels in 2010 AU Optronics (AUO) expects its LED-backlit panels to account for 20% of its total LCD TV panels in 2010, up from 10% in 2009, according to company executive VP of global business unit Paul Peng. Read more on Digi Times

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Store Chain Will Install Your HDTV Set , For a Price

January 25, 2010

Target is starting to provide HDTV delivery and installation, just in time for the pre Super Bowl big screen TV purchase. The big-box retailer has announced that it will now ship and set up that massive LCD or plasma HDTV that you cannot get in your car. Read more on Network World

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Taiwan market: LCD TV sales to top one million units in 2010, says Samsung executive

January 25, 2010

Taiwan market: LCD TV sales to top one million units in 2010, says Samsung executive Sales of LCD TVs in the Taiwan market are expected to reach one million units in 2010, with LED-backlit models to account for 10% of total sales, according to HS Kim, general manager of Samsung Taiwan. Read more on Digi [...]

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CES 2010: Sharp LED-backlit LE920 series LCD TV

January 25, 2010

CES 2010: Sharp LED-backlit LE920 series LCD TV Sharp showcased its new LED-backlit AQUOS LE920 AQUOS series LCD TV at the CES 2010. Read more on Digi Times

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