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  Cheaper, bigger OLEDs coming in 2010

  After a slow start, OLED, the next major screen technology, is likely to see a boost with a handful of new models expected to trickle into the Australian market next year.

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  Panasonic readies 3D plasma display

  Panasonic has developed a full-HD 3D plasma panel and high-precision active shutter glasses for the consumer market. The 50-inch prototype will be unveiled at the Ceatec Japan 2009 trade show next week.

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  OLED TV makers look to shift out of neutral

  Samsung and LG say they intend to increase production of bigger TVs using the new technology, though that is still years away.

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  LG GW620 joins the Android party

  LG unveiled its first smartphone powered by Google's Android, with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard to keep social-network butterflies twittering madly.

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  LG Application Store available first in Australia

  Vying for a piece of the booming mobile applications market, LG today launched a beta version of its own apps store with the store available first in Asia Pacific, including Australia.

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  LG Chocolate BL40 video offers sneak peek at something long and shiny

  LG has announced that the new Chocolate is on its way in August and a new video on YouTube gives us a taste of what to expect.

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  LG GC990 Louvre concept phone spotted

  LG is showing off the GC900 camera phone concept, packed with photographic bells and whistles under the code-name Louvre.

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  Telstra snares LG's world first

  Telstra has announced six new handsets soon to join its Next G range, including the LG Xenon, which will be a world's first when it's released on the Australian network.

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  LG Viewty Smart details leaked

  A couple of months ago, LG's UK blog did the honours of revealing the Arena prior to the official announcement. Now it's done it again, in what could either be a smart marketing move or honest oversight; we're inclined to think the former.

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  LG launches Arena: Cubists pleased

  LG Australia today launched its multimedia flagship phone for 2009, the LG Arena, featuring the company's latest user interface known as S-Class.

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  TiVo coming to a Blu-ray player near you?

  Hybrid TV (makers of TiVo in Australia) has been in talks with local manufacturers to co-brand products such as TVs and Blu-ray players with the TiVo logo.

• TiVo to offer free-to-air catch-up in 2009

  TiVo is planning to offer video-on-demand (VoD) services with content from all the local free-to-air broadcasters by the end of 2009.

• CBA broadens mobile banking reach

  The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) today announced support for mobile phone banking on any internet-enabled device.

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  Sony and Panasonic give away BD players

  Sony has followed on Panasonic's heels (who followed on LG's and Sony's before it) to give away a Blu-ray player with its Bravia TVs.

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  Can Panasonic save plasma?

  Pioneer and NEC have exited the plasma market, leaving the mantle of responsibility on Panasonic's shoulders. But can the best technology survive?

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  LG Arena bound for Australia

  Man the rigging, scrub the decks! LG has announced that its flagship mobile phone for 2009, the LG Arena, is setting sail and heading towards Australia.

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  Pioneer plasma withdrawal won't mean cheaper Kuros

  Customers looking to snap up a bargain-priced plasma after Pioneer's TV pull-out announcement will be disappointed as local representatives say prices will stay the same.

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  Pioneer confirms that it's leaving the TV business

  The Japanese manufacturer plans to consolidate its focus on home theatre and car electronics. It expects to slash 10,000 jobs (6,000 full-time, 4,000 part-time) as a result.

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  Report claims Pioneer to exit TV business: Company refuses to comment

  A report in a Japanese newspaper says the company will stop making televisions and spin off its DVD player business into a joint venture with Sharp.

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  Panasonic to make cuts after loss

  Panasonic has announced it is cutting 15,000 workers from its workforce after an annual loss of US$4.3 billion, despite returning a profit in the last quarter of last year.

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