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Panasonic to unveil 150-inch plasma TV
Panasonic is expected to unveil a 150-inch plasma television at the Consumer Electronics Show this week.
Fuzzy picture for Apple TV
The Internet still isn't the delivery vehicle for TV shows and movies, and that doesn't bode well for a box that Steve Jobs has called a "hobby."
Whaddyareckon?: Reality TV 
Big Brother: fascinating social experiment or bogan-populated trashfest? We get your opinions on the reality TV stalwart.
Nine and TEN ready free EPG
Television body Free TV has announced that Networks Nine and TEN will transmit a free seven-day guide for all digital TV viewers from November 19 2007.
Whaddyareckon?: Melbourne Cup
It's that time of year again: time to pop the champers, plonk a silly hat on your head and crowd around the communal telly. This week we crash the office Melbourne Cup party for views on hats, horses and online betting.
Seven dips toes into the HD multi-channel waters
Viewers watching Channel Seven's HD channel 10.30pm on Monday night would have witnessed Australia's first tentative steps into the world of commercial multi-channelling.
Teaching plasma to follow LCD's lead
The energy-hog televisions are losing ground to their cheaper counterparts. But developers hope that will change with improved technologies.
Flat screens to go green or be banned
Flat screen television manufacturers will have to become greener after the release of a government discussion paper suggested many plasma and some LCD TVs could be banned for being energy hungry.
Dolby does digital TV
The sound company is promoting Dolby Contrast and Dolby Vision, two technologies -- one real, one on the drawing board -- to extend its reach into digital TV and cinema.
LCD TVs getting slimmer
Sharp, Hitachi and JVC are showing off LCD TVs with panels that are less than 25mm thick.
Whaddyareckon?: TV talk
With the Internet serving up video content on demand -- both the legal and illegal varieties -- are the days of television numbered? We talk TV: the good, the bad and the future.
Poll: Has sport in HD changed your world?
Have you bought an HD television with watching the AFL Grand Final or Rugby World Cup in mind? If you've watched any sport in HD, were you impressed? Join in our CNET.com.au readers' poll.
HD sales climb but consumers still confused
While some Australians are struggling to come to grips with the concepts surrounding high definition (HD), sales appear to be going through the roof.
Pioneer's new home theatre range
Pioneer has announced its new audiovisual lineup for 2007 which includes the new ultra-black Kuro televisions, DVD recorders and receivers.
Sony lines up iTunes video challenger
Sony believes that the weak spot in Apple's iTunes fortress could be in video downloads. Considering that its iTunes rival, Connect, failed so spectacularly, what are its chances of succeeding this time?
Still waiting for OLED TVs
OLED televisions are going to be a boon for picture quality and energy efficiency — someday, if you can afford them.
Watch out for wireless high-def TV
At CES in January 2008, you should expect to see a lot of TVs demoed with WirelessHD, a wireless protocol with a lot more bandwidth.
CEDIA 2007: Highlights from the A/V expo
Thousands of custom designers, installers and home theatre enthusiasts flocked to the Gold Coast last week for the CEDIA trade show, an expo showcasing the latest in home electronics and A/V systems.
NEC unveils home cinema displays
NEC Australia announced on Thursday its new range of home cinema displays at the CEDIA expo on the Gold Coast, which includes six new LCDs and a high-definition 50-inch plasma.
Bravia bonanza: Sony triples TV range
Buying a Bravia in 2007 is going to take a lot more deliberation, as Sony has bolstered its Australian range to include 26 LCD TVs under the Bravia banner.
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The largest e-waste recycling centre in the southern hemisphere was opened this week in Sydney's Villawood amid controversy over the Federal Government's refusal to commit to a mandatory e-waste recycling policy.
Step inside Sony's uchi, sorry, home
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