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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. 3
BBC plans to broadcast every Olympics event live
If you live in the UK and love the Olympics, then the BBC has excellent news for you. The national broadcaster will stream or broadcast every event live.
Bad reception: a TV antenna FAQ
You may have the newest, shiniest television on your street, but it will be all for nought, if you can't receive free-to-air digital TV. 2
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. 1
Optus to seek TV Now High Court appeal
Optus intends to ask the High Court to hear an appeal of the judgment that decided its TV-recording app TV Now breaches the copyright of Australia's biggest sporting codes.
SBS gets funding boost, will broadcast indigenous channel nationally
Amongst the minutiae of dental schemes and tax adjustments in the 2012-13 Budget lies a gem for anyone who's a fan of the country's multicultural broadcaster SBS: a funding boost, and a takeover of...
HD branding doesn't guarantee HD quality
Just because you have an HDTV and what you're watching is advertised as being HD, doesn't mean you're watching or seeing HD video. 5
Is Australian TV really that bad? Pulse
We all complain about the state of Australian television, but how bad is it really? 6
Will leaving my TV on all day affect its performance?
CNET reader Ray asked whether he's damaging his TV by leaving it on all day, every day. 1
WIN Gold digital station launches, not what it sounds
Nine Network affiliate WIN has launched a new digital channel WIN Gold, but before you get too excited, it's a home shopping channel in the style of Seven's TV4Me and Nine's Extra. 9
How the 3D fad ruined my 2D movie experience
The 3D craze is several years old now, but the 3D projectors that they're shown on can still ruin normal 2D movies, such as Cabin in the Woods. 1
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Samsung PS59D8000
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Panasonic Viera VT30 first take
The Panasonic Viera VT30 is a smart TV offering a better picture over last year's model in addition to a high feature count.
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Panasonic 2011 Smart Viera: interview
We speak to Panasonic's TV product manager Matt Pearce about the 2011 range of smart televisions, Skype and set-top boxes
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LG Smart TV and Cinema 3D
LG has unveiled two new features of its 2011 television range, Smart TV and Cinema 3D, at an event in Sydney.
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