CES Wrapup: 4K, OLED, 4K OLED, and some other stuff
Surprising no one (or at least, no one who was paying attention), the big news at CES 2013 was the resolution formally known as 4K: Ultra HD. Big screens, bigger screens, and even some not-so-big screens all sported the new fancy buzz word. Of course,…
Toshiba Pushes Cloud and 4K
Advanced Cloud TV is what they’re calling it, and it will be available on multiple media boxes/Blu-ray players, and a TV. Oh, and they’re getting in on the 4K bandwagon. All the info, after the jump.
HDTV Predictions for 2013 and CES
With 2012 behind us and surviving the end of the world (as according to the Mayan calendar), it is again time to look forward. We’ve collected all our insider industry trends and tidbits to make 12 predictions for the New Year. And for complete disclosure,…
More Apple iTV HDTV rumors from people who don’t understand TVs
The web was all aflutter this week as outspoken Apple analyst Gene Munster shook his (liquid) crystal ball and said that the reason why we didn’t see an Apple HDTV this year is that they were having trouble sourcing a new type of LCD for…
2012 HDTV Buyers Guide
click chart for larger version It’s the time of year again, where the temperature drops and the sales heat up. This is TV buying season, and prices have never been lower. Sizes have increased, and there are more features than ever. But sorting through the…
The 5 Best 2012 HDTV Models
This year has been an interesting one for new TVs. For the most part, picture quality stayed the same as last year, with the improvements coming in price, size, and features. In a few cases, we actually saw the picture quality decrease. But there were…
Sony Announces Two New HDTV Series
Updated and Corrected Today Sony revealed the remainder of its 2012 HDTV product line. It consist of a 84-inch 4K edge-lit LED LCD with four times the resolution of HDTV (3840 x 2160) and a replacement for its current (2011) top of…
New Fiber Optic HDMI Cables Can Solve Long Length Install Issues
Running long HDMI cables through walls is not an easy proposition. Inexpensive cables tend to be inflexible, putting a lot of stress on the HDMI connectors. They are also thick making it difficult or sometimes impossible to get them through a wall or conduit. There’s…
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