The folks at Samsung have announced that they're now shipping all announced models of their 2012 Smart TV lineup, all of them Plasma TVs and working with gesture and voice control. With these televisions, ranging in size from 43-inches all the way up to a massive 64-inches, you'll be able to use your Smart Touch Remote as well as Smart Wireless Keyboard and stay completely up to date with the software of tomorrow with Samsung's own Smart Evolution feature. AllShare Play for connectivity with ease across all of your Samsung smart products and dual-core CPUs powering each of these monsters all but completes the awesome 2012 Smart TV offering from Samsung.
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B&O BeoVision 12-65 plasma TV and BeoLab 12 speakers debut
Bang & Olufsen has launched a new 65-inch plasma TV, the B&O BeoVision 12-65, along with a set of minimalist wall-mounted speakers, the B&O BeoLab 12. The BeoVision 12-65 uses an ultra slim NeoPDP panel and some clever optical trickery consisting of flexed metal strips to make the set look even narrower; it runs at Full HD, and has an integrated center-channel speaker for use with surround sound setups.
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LG HDTV flagship revealed, Rubix Cube-like Airplay dock along for the ride
This week we're seeing the 2012 CES Innovation Awards being handed out and newsletters to those attending the conference in the first month of next year are privy to some product launches a bit early in some cases - LG's HDTV range and a lovely cubical iPhone dock are just two examples. What you've got in the televisions are some massively impressive looking models in the LG 55LM8600, the 55LM9600 and the PM9700 Plasma 3D Smart TV, the first in this list being a 55-inch display toting LG's proprietary Nano Full LED technology and an ultra-thin bezel. Next the 8600 model looks to be nearly the same set but without the special Nano Full LED tech, this meaning in the short run a slightly wider bezel around the whole rim.
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Panasonic’s first 3D LED TVs Debuting in 2011
In 2011, Panasonic's Viera TV line will include the brand's first 3D LED TVs. The DT30 series will include two TVs, the 32-inch TX-L37DT30, and the 37-inch TX-L37DT30. These panels will add mid-size TVs to the larger plasma TVs that Panasonic already offers. They will have IPS panels for a wide viewing angle, and the addition of improved motion response and Intelligent Frame Creation to produce cross-talk-free 3D images, according to Panasonic.
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Panasonic confesses to increasing black levels in its plasma TVs
The last few months have seen to many complaints (specifically at AVSForum) over Panasonic plasma TVs, and their loss in black level performance after viewing sets over time. Finally eliciting a response from the consumer electronics company today, CNet has received a statement claiming the below.
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Plasma HDTV gets snow-quad courier in iced-up UK
With unexpectedly bad weather in the UK delaying flights, prompting untold "pedestrian slips on ice and falls over" videos on YouTube and causing rush-buying of bread and milk of the like unseen since the second World War, it's great to see tech still making it through regardless. A 42-inch LG plasma HDTV made it through the snow to its otherwise cut-off new buyers after retailer Currys enlisted the help of a specialist outdoor delivery courier.
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Panasonic 152-inch 4K2K Plasma HDTV
Consider knocking down a non-load-bearing wall (though maybe remortgage your house first): Panasonic have brought an “ultra-large” 152-inch plasma HDTV to CES 2010. The display isn’t just special because of its whopping 4K x 2K resolution but because it’ll also show Full HD 3D as long as you’re wearing the proper glasses. We stopped by Panasonic’s booth to check the monster out.
LG Plasma HDTV CES 2010 range boast super-narrow bezels
In comparison to their huge 2010 LCD range, LG's new plasma HDTVs are conspicuous by their scarcity: the company have announced a mere eight new sets at CES 2010. Among those six, however, are some impressive sounding beasts and some mighty fine design. LG's TruSlim Frame models, for instance, the PK550 and PJ350, have bezels just 0.9-inches wide; all of the 2010 sets are around two-inches deep, too, and LG have shaved off considerable weight as well.
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Panasonic completes largest plasma screen plant
Plasma TVs have been overtaken by LCD TVs for many reasons. One of the main reasons is that the average plasma screen consumes lots more power than the average LCD TV. Despite that, plasma TVs are still popular.
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Samsung offers big discounts on, LN46B500, LN40B500, PN50B400 and more HDTVs
With the holidays upon us, it's time to start looking for those gifts for people on your shopping list. This is the time of year when many people start looking at big purchases like HDTVs. Part of the reason is that the prices on HDTVS at this time of year tend to be very appealing.
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Panasonic announces 50-inch 3D Plasma HDTV
I have enjoyed several 3D movies in theaters this summer with my kids. 3D films have come a long way in the last few years from films that didn’t look particularly 3D to very realistic and enjoyable films today. I am especially looking forward to getting 3D films and TV in the home. Panasonic announced that it has developed a new 3D 50-inch plasma screen.
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Hitachi pack new HDTVs with 500GB hard-drive
Hitachi have unveiled five new HDTVs, each of which includes a 500GB hard-drive for local storage of recorded programming or downloaded content. The sets - three plasmas, ranging from 42- to 50-inches, and two LCDs, at 37- and 42-inches - slot into the company's endearingly-titled Wooo TV range, and all support Full HD 1080p.
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