Netflix Launches in The United Kingdom And Ireland
Netflix launched today in the United Kingdom and Ireland, offering unlimited access to entertainment for the price of 5.99 Pounds Sterling in the UK and...
CES: Samsung Brings the Connected Experience to Ordinary HDTVs
Samsung today unveiled its inTouch camera system at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. Boasting Wi-Fi technology, 720p high-definition video and a...
Toshiba Showcases Ultra-thin Tablet, new 3d LED TVs and Notebooks at CES 2012
Toshiba excites CEs with the release of the ultra-thin Excite X10 Tablet, the Qosmio F755 3D glasses-free 3D laptop and a redesigned LED TV lineup...
LG's New Cimena 3D Smart TVs To Feature 1mm Bezel
LG will introduce the CINEMA SCREEN Design at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. Featured in the new CINEMA 3D Smart TVs for...
Toshiba to Showcase Glasses-free 3D TV at CES
Toshiba plans to showcase a new a glasses-free 3D TV with a Quad Full HD panel at CES 2012, available to buyers in the U.S...
OLED Display Technology Moving to Compete in the TV Market
According to an NPD DisplaySearch OLED Technology Report, organic light emitting diodes (OLED) technology advanced rapidly in 2011, a trend that the research firm forecasts...
LG to Introduce Google TV at CES 2012
LG will introduce its Google TV at the 2012 International CES next week in Las Vegas. LG Smart TV with Google TV combines the familiarity...
Motorola Mobility To Showacse Connected Home Technologies at CES 2012
At this year's Consumer Electronics Show, Motorola Mobility is making the Smart Home simple - with the introduction of the Connected Home Gateway. 
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Wireless Power Consortium to Demonstrate New Products at CES
The Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) will demonstrate more than 75 new products and prototypes at the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show. Just as Bluetooth set...
Google to Announce ARM-based Google TV at CES
Marvell announced a new ARM-based chip for televisions on Thursday that will run Android and Google TV software, filling a void left by Intel's decision...
