The BBC's brilliant iPlayer catch-up service could soon be accessible through a Sony Bravia web-enabled TV, according to a spokesperson. "We're talking to broadcasters all the time," said Tim Page, marketing manager for TVs in Europe. "It wouldn't surprise me if we were in talks with them [the BBC]." Page wouldn't confirm that iPlayer was coming to ...
Announced in the slew of products at IFA today, the LU7000 from LG contains an integrated DVD player in its 19 and 22-inch versions. Digital Freeview is of course standard in the LU7000, which is encased in a high gloss black finish with invisible speakers. Due to its small size, it's perfect for the bedroom, kitchen ...
Good news for OLED fans as LG Electronics has announced that their first OLED TV will hit the market in November. The bad news is that it will only sport a 15-inch sized screen and won't hit UK stores until some time next year. First spotted at CES, LG’s 15-inch OLED TV is set to become ...
In the ongoing trend towards miniaturization that will undoubtedly end with television screens implanted into the corneas of every human being at birth, the great Japanese gods of technology have been developing portable video players so that mortal men may take the television that was too inconvenient to watch last night wherever they go and ...
The evolution of television has seen dramatic acceleration recently. Satellite TV has truly revolutionized the global viewing experience. You no longer have to rely on awkward rabbit ear antennae to bring viewing pleasure. Satellite dishes have become as ubiquitous as the roof antenna was in the early years. The world can now be accessed through ...
Rumors and myths about Plasma TV ricochet off the truth like machine gun bullets; sometimes it’s hard to tell fact from fiction. Lots of self proclaimed “experts” will tell you how Plasma TV screens give off deadly radiation, or will burn out in a year if they’re not refilled with fresh plasma. It’s dangerous to take half-baked ...
Technology has surely made things simpler. The wonderful aspect is that it never ends. The cool things that we find amazing today, will only be a fraction of what's to come. Cell phones are a perfect example of this. Think back ten years ago. No one was carrying around wireless phones; well, not unless they ...
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