The Korean tech giant LG has proudly presented the world’s first full HD LCD display for smartphones. Measuring 5-inches in size the new display works at 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution allowing its owners to watch full HD content with the same quality found in TVs and monitors. (more...)...
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Panasonic and NHK unveil 145-inch display
There’s a clear trend now – displays get bigger and bigger no matter where – in your TV, in your computer monitor or in your smartphone. The quest for bigger, better and cheaper displays took us from the days of 14-inch PC monitors to today’s 22-inch and above and the same holds true for TV sets – where 21-inch ones were once the norm – now superseded by 32-inch screens and bigger. (mo...
Philips launches PPX2480 pico projector in the UK
The UK branch of the Dutch electronics giant Philips has unveiled a new pico projector – the PPX2480. The novelty targets the high end of this market and boasts an image of up to 120 inches. (more...)...
IKEA prepares multimedia-fitted furniture
The famous Swedish furniture seller IKEA is currently working on a new type of furniture that integrates audio and video equipment. (more...)...
Lenovo launches 42-inch Smart TV in China
Lenovo is almost ready to launch a new Smart TV line under the K71 series number in China – the TV sets will be ready for pre-order starting April 10 and they may also be available in other parts of the world later on. (more...)...
Samsung calls own flexible AMOLED technology YOUM
The South Korean electronics giant Samsung has finally picked a name that it will use for its own flexible AMOLED technology, which from now on will be called YOUM. (more...)...
LG to ship first 55-inch OLED TV set in May
A few months ago LG nicely surprised CES visitors with its 55-inch OLED TV, showcased at the exhibition. Now the Korean company is making a step forward with the announcement that it will ship a 55-inch OLED TV, starting in May of this year. (more...)...
Toshiba ships 55-inch glasses-free 3D TV
Toshiba has started commercial shipments of its newest 55-inch glasses-free 3D TV. The new monster TV set will be available in the UK for a price of around 10 000 USD. (more...)...
Samsung spins off LCD business
Amidst the worldwide financial crisis and the shrinking LCD TV market, Samsung has decided to spin off its loss making LCD business and transform it into an affiliate. (more...)...
Hitachi to cease TV production in Japan in 2012
Hitachi has made an announcement stating that it will stop the production of own brand TVs in Japan and will close its factory in September 2012. (more...)...