Vizio Updates Smart TV Platform

VIZIO today announced the availability of its all-new connected platform — VIZIO Internet Apps Plus. The new smart TV experience debuted on VIZIO’s all-new M-Series Razor LED smart TV collection that includes sizes from 32″ to 80″. The new platform features a full-screen app browsing and discovery mode with the ability to control apps with […]

Vizio Updates Smart TV Platform

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Nielsen Says U.S. Now Has 115.6 Million TV Homes

The universe of U.S. television homes is growing — and so is the TV audience. According to Nielsen’s 2014 Advance National TV Household Universe Estimate (UE), there are 115.6 million TV homes in the U.S., up 1.2 percent from the 2012-2013 estimate of 114.2 million. Nielsen estimates that 294 million persons age 2 and older live in […]

Nielsen Says U.S. Now Has 115.6 Million TV Homes

OLED TV at CES 2012 – Bigger than Ever

Written by Jennifer Colegrove After a very quiet CES last year, AMOLED TV is already a hot topic at this year’s CES. On Jan. 9, Samsung delivered the biggest OLED news at its press conference. Samsung surprised everyone by showcasing a 55” AMOLED TV that is supposedly coming to market this year. Samsung emphasized that […]

OLED TV at CES 2012 – Bigger than Ever

Runco Intros Outdoor LCD TVs

Runco has announced the addition of two new flat panel outdoor LCD displays to its Climate Portfolio weatherproof series: the CP-42HD and CP-52HD. Both HD displays offer a weatherproof cabinet, optional Runco ColourPalette custom finish options and Runco says they can handle temperatures and climates in all 50 states of the US. The 1080p native […]

Runco Intros Outdoor LCD TVs

Sharp Finally Ships Long-Awaited Four-Color, 3D LCD TV

Sharp Corporation has developed what they are claiming as the world’s first four-primary-color 3D LCD TV. Obviously requiring you to wear special 3D glasses, the 3D LCDs use a system based on time-sequential display technology with special active LC (liquid crystal) shutters in the glasses. In this system, images intended for the left and right […]

Sharp Finally Ships Long-Awaited Four-Color, 3D LCD TV

Insight Media Claims 50 Million 3DTVs to Be Sold in 2015

Insight Media, the leader in Emerging Display Technology Market Research, has issued an authoritative new report — 2010 3DTV Forecast Report: A Comprehensive Worldwide Forecast of 3D Television Unit Sales by Region and Technology.  The report finds that nearly 50M 3DTVs are expected to be sold in 2015, rising from 3.3M 3DTVs in 2010. “Insight […]

Insight Media Claims 50 Million 3DTVs to Be Sold in 2015

Olympics’ TV Goes 3D

Since the 1939 Olympics in Hitler’s Berlin, the worldwide event is a natural draw for new broadcast technology transition. And, like color TV and the more recent HDTV that followed some 40 years later, technology transition for the broadcast industry is often slow in coming, due in part to the expense of ramping up the […]

Olympics’ TV Goes 3D

Panasonic Adds 3D Plasma to Line

Shown at trade shows for months, the 3D version of the Viera plasma line will be launched in May 2010 with two 1080p versions that will be 50” and 54” (ranging in price between $4500 and $6000).  No specific details are available, yet, but they are claiming the usual plasma-based contrast ratio of above 5,000,000:1 […]

Panasonic Adds 3D Plasma to Line

The Buzz May Be 3D TV, But the Real Honey is Elsewhere

Nobody doubts the biggest buzz coming from CES was about 3D TV. Everyone was impressed with the new-found commitment that major manufacturers made to adopting 3D. Few will dispute the “inevitability” of 3D TV. But I want to make it clear that 3D was the buzz and not the honey of CES. Sure, there were impressive 3D TV demos from Panasonic, […]

The Buzz May Be 3D TV, But the Real Honey is Elsewhere