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Sharp has increased its SB series of LCD HDTVs to the mass market with three new models that come in 42", 46" and 52" screen sizes.

It's Saturday. With the weekend comes another great Weekend Sale at OneCall. With their recurring weekend sales, OneCall has been throwing down low-end pricing on LCD and plasma HDTVs, home theater audio systems, and even a few cameras and camcorders.[...]

If you’re looking for a new HDTV to hook up to LG’s new BD300 Blu-ray player and Netflix streamer, the company is hoping you won’t look much further than their 47LG90 [pdf link]. A monstrous 47-inches, the HDTV’s claim to fame is a whopping 1,000,000:1[...]

Matsushita has stuck its large-size display neck on the line and announced it intends to be selling 40-inch OLED HDTVs by 2011. As a result it has spent an estimated $930m on an OLED panel mass production plant based in Himeji, Japan; that should begin[...]

[HDTV Magazine - Internet HDTV News] Last week, Sony CEO Howard Stringer announced that the new blockbuster movie "Hancock" would be streamed in HD to owners of Sony Bravia HDTVs, through the "Bravia Internet Video Link", days before it hits DVD and Blu-ray.[...]

Considering over 87% of UK households now use digital TV, along with the extra effort most people go to to try and get the best possible picture from their expensive new toy, it's surprising how few know how to calibrate the thing properly. This is one[...]

Plasma television is finally becoming a viable alternative to those bulky tube and projection sets as prices are coming down and a variety of screen sizes are available. To find...

So you've got a line of HDTVs. Yeah, well, so do all your rivals, and LG stole the promotional bacon with its campy-as-shit Scarlet campaign.

The Samsung TL34HD, pictured above, can shoot HD video. Four new Samsung cameras debuted today: the TL34HD, TL9, SL310W, and SL201. The point-and-shoots boast consumer friendly features such as high-definition output to HDTVs, HD video capture, large[...]

So you've got a line of HDTVs. Yeah, well, so do all your rivals, and LG stole the promotional bacon with its campy-as-shit Scarlet campaign.