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CES: TV makers strive for skinniest model
Crave TV | 15 January 2008
Although you may not think your current TV is especially lardy, it's inevitable that LCD and plasma technology will become more and more svelte as time goes on. But there are also new technologies that are going to be terribly skinny from day one. OLED, for example, can fit into a case that's significantly shallower than either LCD or plasma. And while large-screen OLEDs are quite a way off, the technology has got everyone excited – CNET.co.uk's Ian Morris takes a closer look.
CES: Watch two things at once with DLP
Crave TV | 15 January 2008
It sounds confusing, but new technology from Texas Instruments brand DLP means you can use one TV to display two totally different signals at the same time. It sounds like witchcraft until you hear about the special glasses. These essentially have an electronic shutter system that blocks out light from the TV 50 percent of the time. This means, using a 120Hz DLP rear-projection TV, you can have two full 1080p signals being viewed by two different people on one TV. CNET.co.uk's Ian Morris investigates.
CES: Sony shows off 11-inch and 27-inch OLED TVs
Crave TV | 09 January 2008
If you're a TV geek, Sony's announcement that its OLED screens are finally on sale (in the US) will no doubt excite you. If you aren't a TV geek, you'll still love the sheer brilliance of this TV when you eventually see one in the flesh. CNET.co.uk took a look at the 11-inch and 27-inch offerings on the Sony stand at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. They're pretty impressive as you can see...
Gadget Reviews | 12 December 2007
The Toshiba HD-EP30 HD DVD player has much to live up to and with 1080p playback, it's well on its way. It also supports 24p out of the box, not to mention DTS HD, Dolby True HD and Dolby Digital Plus output options. With great detail and accurate colours, this Toshiba beats the hype.
Gadget Reviews | 15 November 2007
With a plethora of features, 1080p high-definition compatibility and three HDMI inputs, the Sony Bravia KDL-32D3000 is a tech-heavy 32-inch LCD TV.
Gadget Reviews | 01 November 2007
With its 'Kuro', blacker-than-black styling, the Pioneer PDP-428XD does live up to its hype – it would make a great centrepiece to any home cinema.
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