Toshiba 2014 UHDTV and HDTV Lineup Unveiled
With 3 Ultra HDTVs in screen sizes ranging from 54 to 84 inches already under its belt, Toshiba plans to up its UHDTV output in 2014 by releasing not one but two series of 4K-rez sets. Info on the new UHDTVs and the…
LG’s 2014 LCD HDTVs (and Plasmas!)
From a display tech standpoint, LG can claim the largest, most interesting range of new TVs to be rolled out at CES. The company has everything from OLEDs (which we already covered here) to curved, ultra-wide 4K LCDs (read about those here) to plasma models…
LG’s 2014 LCD UHDTVs Announced
LG will be showing four new series of UHDTVs at the forthcoming CES in Las Vegas. The line is headed up by a 105-inch curved LCD model with a 21:9 aspect ratio screen, and extends all the way down to the under-50-inch range. Read on…
HDTV and Ultra HDTV Predictions for 2014
With 2013 now over and done, it’s time to look forward. We’ve collected information from our TV industry contacts, and are ready to make predictions for 2014. But let’s first look back at how we did with our 2013 predictions.
LG to Show New 55, 65 and 77-inch OLED Ultra HDTVs at CES
Photo-LG LG just dropped the details on a five-strong OLED TV lineup that it plans to display at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas next week. More info on the new OLEDs after the break.
A 3D SuperHero Arrives
The following is a sponsored post contributed by an associate of HDGuru.com—ed. Content shot in 3D has a loyal audience, including children, animation buffs, and extreme sports enthusiasts. Many people in that last group are also fans of GoPro Hero video cameras. A recent story…
Samsung HW-F850 Soundbar Review
It’s reasonable to expect perfection from a soundbar that sells for $1,000. That’s the price Samsung charges for its HW-F850 , and while we’re not saying the sound is perfect, it is rather engaging. More important, the system has an automatic calibration function that…
Five Best Soundbar Bets for your HDTV
Here’s a conundrum: As HDTV displays have gotten bigger, flatter, and more advanced, their built-in speakers have become smaller, less powerful, and less effective. There’s a solution to the problem, though, and it doesn’t necessarily involve spending wads of cash: Add a soundbar to your…
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