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Panasonic confirms it will no longer develop plasma panels
It's no longer just a rumour: Panasonic is leaving the plasma TV development market, although plasma sales will continue to 2014. 5
Panasonic considers dumping plasma TVs?
Panasonic's market leading plasma TV range could cease production in the next three years, according to the Nikkei newspaper. 1
Plasma TV: what is 600Hz?
Plasma TV specifications hype "600Hz" refresh, but what does this mean compared to LCD's 100Hz or 200Hz?
Best 3D TVs Buyers' Guide
If you're looking to buy a TV that's equally good for watching 3D films and standard video, then these are the best TVs to go for. 2
Top-rated products of July 2012 Buyers' Guide
What products made it to the top of the testing heap last month? Cut to the chase with this round-up of the highest-rating products we reviewed in July 2012. 3
London Olympics viewing, listening guide
The starting grid of the 2012 London Olympics is within sight, so it's time to begin planning one's viewing, eating and sleeping schedule, and CNET Australia's here to help. 11
Southern and central NSW waves analog TV farewell
Some residents in southern and central NSW may have returned home, only to be shocked when they switched their TVs on last night. 1
Active vs. passive 3D
Curious about the difference between active 3D and passive 3D? CNET is here to clarify things. 3
Should I buy a TV now or wait for OLED? Crave
With last week's unveiling of LG's one-step-closer-to-production 55-inch OLED TV, the question we've been asked is: I want to upgrade my TV, should I hold off my TV purchase until OLED hits the mar... 2
ITU meets to begin work on 4K and 8K TV standards
While Australia's free-to-air networks insist on showing shows from the '60s, '70s and '80s on our high-definition channels, the International Communications Union (ITU) has met to begin nutting ou...
Wireless TV remote control inventor Eugene Polley dies
The man who invented the wireless TV remote control, Eugene Polley, passed away over the weekend.
Apps on the TV: no one cares yet
Feeling bad for all the TV manufacturers with ailing TV businesses? Maybe you should try those apps that came with your new flat screen. 9
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Samsung PS59D8000
The Samsung PS59D8000 is an excellent performer that boasts a wide range of smart TV functions and attractive looks.
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