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LG: 3D-ready TV will go on sale this May
by Televisions.com Germany on Mar 10th 2010 March 10, 2010 — An official statement by LG Electronics has said the new LX9900, a 3D-ready TV, will go on sale in the UK this May. The statement gives full details of the TV’s features, including its chosen method for displaying 3D video. |
| 3D TVs On Sale in the US This Week
by Televisions.com Germany on Mar 9th 2010 March 9, 2010 — A surprise announcement by Panasonic has brought forward the expected arrival of 3D TV on the US market; according to reports on various online news portals, the first of the manufacturer’s 3D TVs will go on sale tomorrow via branches of Best Buy. |
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| Virgin Media Adds Film4 HD to Its Line-Up
by Televisions.com Germany on Mar 9th 2010 March 9, 2010 — The new high-definition version of the film channel Film4 will begin broadcasting via Virgin Media’s digital cable service this summer. Virgin is expanding its HD line-up but still cannot compete with Sky’s impressive selection. |
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LG’s OLED TV to go on sale in Europe this May
by Televisions.com Germany on Mar 1st 2010 March 1, 2010 — An official announcement by LG Electronics has confirmed that the company’s 15-inch OLED TV will be available in Austria this May. |
| First of Samsung’s 3D TVs goes on sale in the US
by Televisions.com Germany on Feb 26th 2010 February 26, 2010 — Amazon.com has begun listing a 55-inch 3D TV from Samsung. The TV is available to pre-order in the US for 3,300 USD. Precise dates for the arrival of 3D TVs in Europe are still unknown. |
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LG leaks release schedule for 3D TVs
by Televisions.com Germany on Feb 25th 2010 February 25, 2010 — A leaked spreadsheet has reportedly given an early indication of LG’s planned release date for further 3D TVs: Several new models will hit the market in mid-May. |
| Samsung to launch 3D TVs in April
by Televisions.com Germany on Feb 24th 2010 February 24, 2010 — South Korean manufacturer Samsung plans to bring 3D TVs to the UK market in April this year, according to the Which? internet platform. |
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| Newsflash: LCD TV sales figures see 50-percent increase in 2009
by Televisions.com Germany on Feb 23rd 2010 February 23, 2010 — Figures published by industry monitor DisplaySearch show increased sales of LCD TVs in the last three months of 2009 compared to the same period in 2008, flying in the face of expectations based on the prevailing financial crisis. |
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Philips to launch a 3D version of its Cinema 21:9 TV?
by Televisions.com Germany on Feb 23rd 2010 February 23, 2010 — Reports on various internet portals claim that Philips is planning to add 3D support to its Cinema 21:9, the world’s first TV with a Cinemascope-format screen. |
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Newsflash: LG to bring 15-inch OLED TV to the US — no word yet on Europe
by Televisions.com Germany on Feb 18th 2010 February 18, 2010 — Reports suggest that LG Electronics plans to introduce its 15-inch OLED TV, the EL9500, in the United States this summer. As yet, the TV is only available in the Far East. |
| Advertising Standards Authority rules ITV3 ads excessively loud
by Televisions.com Germany on Feb 17th 2010 February 17, 2010 — In a ruling published today, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has upheld a viewer’s complaint against ITV3. The channel was accused of airing “excessively noisy” adverts during a recent showing of “Sherlock Holmes”. |
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Third dimension, part three: LG plans further 3D LCD technologies
by Televisions.com Germany on Feb 12th 2010 February 12, 2010 — LCD TVs with half resolution are on the retreat; now, screens that use shutter glasses are the favoured technology. A new technology from LG claims to combine the advantages of both. |
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Newsflash: Samsung and LG to release 3D TVs next month
by Televisions.com Germany on Feb 9th 2010 February 9, 2010 — 3D-ready TVs could hit the market as soon as March this year, according to a report by the Korea Times. |
| Newsflash: Sony helps users go eco-friendly with new website section
by Televisions.com Germany on Feb 8th 2010 February 8, 2010 — A week after being named as the world’s greenest company for 2009, Sony has launched a new eco section of its website to educate consumers on saving energy when using consumer appliances. |
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| No joke: 3D contact lenses
by Televisions.com Germany on Feb 5th 2010 February 5, 2010 — The 3D boom just gets weirder and weirder: First it was 3D sunglasses; now, even 3D contact lenses are set to enter production. Televisions.com writer Ulrich von Loehneysen is on the case. |
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Singaporean manufacturer presents autostereoscopic displays
by Televisions.com Germany on Feb 3rd 2010 February 3, 2010 — Sunny Ocean Studios is ready to show its glasses-free 3D displays at the CeBIT trade fair in Hanover this March. The technology should make it possible to adapt existing monitors to display 3D signals. |
| Newsflash: Salford University to run a degree in digital TV
by Televisions.com Germany on Feb 1st 2010 February 1, 2010 — A new degree at the UK’s Salford University will prepare students for a career in digital broadcasting. The degree course is expected to supply graduates to the BBC’s new base at Salford Quays. |
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| Newsflash: Sky announces new set-top box with 1TB memory
by Televisions.com Germany on Jan 29th 2010 January 29, 2010 — In an announcement yesterday, BSkyB gave details of its new Sky+HD receiver, which provides up to 240 hours of recording capacity. |
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| Newsflash: LG provides 3D TVs for world’s first live 3D sports broadcast this Sunday
by Televisions.com Germany on Jan 29th 2010 January 29, 2010 — LG has today announced that it is providing 3D TVs to the nine pubs in the UK and Ireland that will broadcast the world’s first live 3D sports broadcast this Sunday. |
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Sky: First 3D TV channel in Europe to launch in April 2010
by Televisions.com Germany on Jan 28th 2010 January 28, 2010 — Sky has today announced plans to roll out the UK’s first 3D channel, Sky 3D. The hotly anticipated new channel will begin broadcasting in April, but Sky will give viewers a preview this Sunday with a live 3D broadcast of Arsenal and Manchester United’s Premier League match. |