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  • TAOS, Inc. and QuickLogic Collaborate To Deliver TV-Quality Viewing and Long Battery Life to Mobile Devices

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  • Sony releases a bunch of new 3D displays

    Sony releases a bunch of new 3D displays

    The buzzword is 3D. Everywhere you look in the videophile forums, they’re talking about 3D. Its future is still a little hazy; glasses, no glasses, polarized, anaglyph.. no one really knows. Today, Sony has made its bets and showed a glimpse into that future by releasing its new lineup of 3D displays. Details and full press release inside. Clicky clicky!

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  • Sony: 3D will really shine once the games start hitting it off

    Sony: 3D will really shine once the games start hitting it off

    "Not a fan of 3D movies? Wait till you play 3D games, that's when the technology will really shine." Not an exact quote, but that's the spirit of what Sony Computer Entertainment Europe President Andrew House said in a recent interview. The idea is that, OK, 3D movies may be just sorta there, but it's sitting there and playing something like WipeOut HD in 3D where you'll really gain an appreciation for the medium.

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  • Officially-licensed Street Fighter IV HDTVs are coming

    Officially-licensed Street Fighter IV HDTVs are coming

    It’s a TV with Street Fighter IV branding. Just what the world needs. [ChipChick]

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  • Panasonic brings Skype to your VIERA set with a $170 webcam

    Panasonic brings Skype to your VIERA set with a $170 webcam

    Panasonic and Skype have teamed up and some of Panny's new fancy-pants HDTVs feature the VoIP service right in the set. All you need is the $170 wide-angle webcam to get the party started.

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  • Sony turning to Intel chips and Android to revitalize TV sales

    Sony turning to Intel chips and Android to revitalize TV sales

    Look out, Sony is actually trying something new and might announce Intel Atom-powered TVs next month at Google I/O 2010. A new Android released dubbed Dragonpoint is said to run on these TVs and will be just the beginning of Sony's venture into the so-called Smart TV market. The report comes from Bloomberg who sources two people familiar with the matter. The timing is certainly right. Sony hasn't been in the top TV spot for years, constantly losing marketshare to others like Samsung, LG, and even Vizio. Something needs to be done and so Sony is said to be testing a whole line of home entertainment devices that will bring the wonders of the Internet to TVs and Blu-ray players through Android. Logitech is even said to be in on the venture and will contribute a wireless keyboard that will work as a remote. But as sweet as an Android TV sounds, it might not be the right solution -- at least not for the North American market. This could either be a huge win or a fail whale.

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  • Sony unveils 3D capable sound bars and a home theater system

    Sony unveils 3D capable sound bars and a home theater system

    Earlier today Sony announced the release of three new home audio products: the HT-CT350 and HT-CT150 3.1 sound bars, as well as the HT-SF470 5.1 surround sound system. All the new models feature 3D pass-through and standby pass-through for audio and video devices connected via HDMI. As with many Sony products, these new systems are designed to integrate with Sony’s BRAVIA televisions and Blu-ray players.

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  • The Popbox SDK is now available ahead of its summer 2010 launch

    The Popbox SDK is now available ahead of its summer 2010 launch

    Popbox was one of the stars of CES '10. It, along with the Boxee Box, will help even more consumers cut the cable cord and tear down the satellite dish by offering them legitimate alternative by binging Internet TV to the livingroom. Part of the appeal of the Popbox is the Popapps that allows developers to use the full capability of the device including playing back videos and music, viewing pics, and accessing local and network streams -- all using Flash. The platform is totally open and developers can now apply for the SDK.

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  • The 4 signs your HDTV isn’t properly configured

    The 4 signs your HDTV isn’t properly configured

    HDTV is probably the greatest thing to ever happen to the human race. It’s too bad then that a lot of us are ignorantly watching poorly set-up HDTVs. You owe it to yourself to ensure that you’re getting every ounce of enjoyment out of your expensive boob tube. There are a few common problems HDTV owners face [...]

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  • Humans seal Octopuses’ fate by introducing them to HDTV

    Humans seal Octopuses’ fate by introducing them to HDTV

    Octopuses like HDTV as much as we do. Who knew?

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  • Zoran SupraHD TV processor to include VUDU apps

    Zoran SupraHD TV processor to include VUDU apps

    VUDU apps is going to start being a lot more available with the announcement today that Zoran, "the U.S. market share leader in flat panel televisions according to DisplaySearch," is integrating VUDU apps and VUDU Movies into its SupraHD processor. This announcement comes on the heels of a recent deal with Entone to bundle VUDU apps with a variety of IPTV set-top boxes. All this in addition to existing VUDU integration with TVs from LG, Mitsubishi, Samsung, SANYO, Sharp, Toshiba and VIZIO means that VUDU is more and more available. Full press release of the Zoran deal inside.

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  • Dear Hollywood: You don’t have to worry about people pirating 3D movies (for now at least)

    Dear Hollywood: You don’t have to worry about people pirating 3D movies (for now at least)

    There's a story going around that 3D movies are harder to pirate. Really, then what's this: Coraline.3D.1080p.BluRay.x264-REFiNED? Are people incapable of buying a pair 3D glasses from Target or wherever it is people buy these things?

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  • The Twitter- and Netflix-equipped Vizio HDTVs are now shipping

    The Twitter- and Netflix-equipped Vizio HDTVs are now shipping

    Vizio announced the 1080p LED XVT line way back in June of '09 and they are just now starting to ship. These are the sets that come with that oh-so-awesome QWERTY remote to work the TV's collection of Internet apps. It's too bad that most owners will still need a cable or satellite box because this TV line is nearly an all-in-one solution for home entertainment.

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  • Samsung first to start 3D HDTV production

    Samsung first to start 3D HDTV production

    Samsung announced recently that they will be mass producing 3D HDTVs. They are the first manufacturer to actually come out and say so, but I doubt they will be the last given the sheer volume of 3D technology we saw at CES. Samsung stated they will be producing three sizes initially, in 40-inch, 46-inch, and 55-inch screens. All three sizes will support the current 3D Active Glasses, which is currently the industry standard.

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  • CrunchDeals: Refurbished 19-inch HDTV for $130

    CrunchDeals: Refurbished 19-inch HDTV for $130

    Need a TV for the bedroom, rumpus room, or home office but don’t want to spend a penny more than $129.99 plus $5 for shipping? Then this is the perfect deal for you. Sellout.Woot! is selling a choice of one of three Philips/Magnavox 19-inch HDTVs for the aforementioned price of $129.99 plus $5 shipping.

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