Samsung is set to announce a bundling promotion of a free Foxtel iQ2 box with its new TVs in order to compete with Sony's new PS3 and Bravia deal.
Japanese broadcaster NHK has developed display technologies capable of displaying 32-megapixels of information, or 16 times more detail than high-definition consumer panels.
Trips to the cinema: laughably old-fashioned or still a good night out? We put the home against the multiplex in this week's episode.
Panasonic has unveiled its 2008 range of televisions and home theatre in Sydney with HD recorders and plasmas high on its priority list.
Plans are already afoot for the next version of HD — it's called Super Hi-Vision and it features four times the resolution of 1080p.
Investors and tech industry leaders say being green is now critical to their bottom line.
The filmmaker tells digital advertisers that the kind of 3D experiences just making their way into movies will also reshape television and gaming.
The federal government has shelved the launch of several new TV channels — including mobile services — amid concerns policy and technical flaws would make them unviable.
Foxtel has unwittingly unveiled its HD pricing today after inviting customers on its e-mail list to order its iQ2 set-top box, with callers experiencing long delays.
After looking at what Apple has done in the past, there are some clues going forward. A good place to look is some of its older products, both software and hardware.
Does OLED technology live up to its performance claims?
Since the PlayStation 3 was released 12 months ago it has been a popular item for promotional bundles, but customers shouldn't pay for one expecting instant gratification.
If you were confused about digital TV then there's a new word to think about — Freeview — but is this supposed rivalry with TiVo a diversion from the real issue?
CNET.com.au contributor Bill Dawes joins a select group of Australian broadband users picked to take part in a trial of the ABC's new Playback TV service.
With punters now donning special glasses to watch 3D music videos and rugby matches as well as animated movies, is there new momentum behind this old technology?
Pioneer will stop making plasma display panels in an effort to turn around its money-losing business, the Japanese electronics maker has said.
Although Internet video seems to be going mainstream in the US, the idea of tuning in to IPTV content without needing to connect to a next gen console or home theatre PC is not catching on with Australian vendors, let alone consumers.
Pioneer Electronics is to cease all production of plasma panels and instead source panels from competitor Matsushita, according to Reuters.
After years of resistance, the Seven Network today became the last Australian channel to allow its digital signal to be retransmitted on Foxtel.
Hitachi Australia has announced it is pulling out of the consumer market in Australia in a letter distributed to retailers on Friday night.
On first impressions, the 42-inch Philips 42PFL9703D is a potential Bravia-killer with stylish curves and a 100Hz system that is the best we've ever seen.
The latest Samsung LA46A650 is another fine all-rounder from Samsung, and it features striking design and an involving picture.
The LG 42PG60UD is a large improvement on the LG plasma range and will no doubt suit anyone looking for a 720p television with style and quality.
The LG 42LG60FD, or Scarlet as it's otherwise known, is a flashy, style-oriented LCD which thankfully has the performance and features to back it all up.
The Panasonic Viera TX-37LZD800A is a 37-inch LCD television which features 1080p/24p support, three HDMI ports and a 10,000:1 dynamic contrast.
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Sony announces 1080p Bravia range
Sony has unveiled its 2008 range of Bravia LCDs which include new processing capabilities and better compatibility with other devices.
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