Toshiba may not be the best known brand for televisions in Australia, but it’s an awareness the company is desperately trying to change with the release of its latest LCD TV lineup. With six new ranges in the series (including VL, TL, RL, HL, EL and DL), the Japanese company is hoping to take the market by storm with technologies Continue Reading
We’re still yet to see OLED screens larger than a handspan on offer in Australia, but already the SOuth Koreans are pushing forward. The South korean Government has selected LG to develop a 60-inch, flexible OLED screen by 2017 as part of its Future Flagship Program. The program is designed to help the Asian country to develop flagship technologies to Continue Reading
The battle for your Olympic TV dollar has kicked off in earnest, with LG launching a dedicated cashback offer for purchasers of its 3D Cinema TVs, when combined with another LG product. Obviously the catch is what that second product needs to be in order for the cashback offer to be valid. LG is making it eligible for people to Continue Reading
Sony and Panasonic have signed an agreement to jointly develop OLED panels for large screen TVs. OLED stands for Organic Light Emitting Diode. The technology is expected to help manufacturers produce TVs with improved image quality in much thinner designs. According to the Sony Japan website, Sony and Panasonic will both take advantage of basic technology and printing technology in Continue Reading
An 80-inch LCD TV has just been announced and will be the biggest consumer television in the Australian market.
Toshiba is rolling out with new TVs that includes a return to the combo space and a new online TV platform, Toshiba Places that is strong on European content providing access to news services and video portals. There are 11 new models in the 900A series, that includes Full HD 50Hz, FHD AMR 100 + iPTV, AMR 200 Active 3D Continue Reading
Hisense Australia has released details of its 2012 range of televisions, boasting 21 different models. The 2012 line-up offers consumers a range of choices across entry-level, mid and premium tiers. 76 per cent of the range are LED backlit TVs, with the remaining models using LCD backlight technology. Nine of the models feature 3D and are available in both active Continue Reading
Last night Samsung unveiled its new range of LED and plasma Smart TVs in the Australian market. Samsung had a very successful year in the TV category last year. Samsung head of audio visual, Phil Newton, said 2012 will be even better. “Samsung finished number one in the TV category last year with greater than 30 per cent brand share. Continue Reading
While other TV manufacturers seem to have dropped off in the talk about 3D TV, LG is still confident that the technology is a key purchasing driver for consumers. With this in mind LG has just released its new Cinema 3D Smart TV range and is talking up its 3D credentials. “LG’s 2012 Cinema 3D range epitomises the customer desire Continue Reading
At the launch of its new range of Cinema 3D Smart TVs last night, LG unveiled a host of new Smart features and a redesigned Magic Remote. Smart is definitely the buzz word in the TV industry at the moment and LG has blstered its offering with a rage of new apps on its Smart TVs. “Viewers expect a high Continue Reading