Last night Samsung unveiled one of the most impressive televisions in the Australian market, a huge 75-inch LED 3D Smart TV that is bound to turn quite a few heads. We got hands on with the new TV at the launch event in Sydney last night and were very impressed. Obviously the size is the first thing you notice about Continue Reading
TEAC Australia has created a series of new television commercials featuring Ford Performance Racing (FPR) drivers Mark Winterbottom and Will Davison that highlight the similarities between the racing team and the company’s latest TVs. There are three commercials in total, all run for 30 seconds and promote the slogan: We give you more. “Both Mark and Will are enjoying outstanding Continue Reading
Classic instant film company Polaroid has had an up and down road over the past decade. But its most recent venture, a partnership with UK department stores ASDA, will see the camera company branch away from its photographic roots and try its luck in the fertile soil of consumer electronics. The first range of consumer tech products from the company Continue Reading
The concept of badging a television with a football club’s logo feels natural. It feels right. Which is why it’s such a surprise that it hasn’t been done before now, with Kogan announcing that it has partnered with the Collingwood AFL club to launch a magpie-badged television. Essentially just a standard 42-inch Kogan LED backlit LCD TV, the Collingwood TV Continue Reading
Bose is best known for its audio products, but last year the company branched out into the TV segment with the VideoWave. And now, the VideoWave II looks to improve on the original in practically every way. With a 1080p LED backlit LCD panel in either 46 or 55-inch sizes, the new VideoWave system has dropped some of its predecessor’s Continue Reading
Bigger is almost always better when it comes to TVs, and that’s what makes Samsung’s unveiling of a 75-inch LED backlit LCD TV at the Intrepid Air & Space Museum in New York so exciting. As you would expect, the TV will feature 3D support, Full HD 1080p video, while a tiny bezel holds an integrated camera for Skype. Oh, Continue Reading
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
TEAC this week announced it has partnered with logistics company DHL to provide a comprehensive TV recycling offering. Coming into effect this month from designated collection points around the country, the move is part of the government’s National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme. “Our commitment to DHL’s scheme will enable TEAC to comply with the Product Stewardship Regulations, and assure Continue Reading
Make no mistake, OLED is the next big thing in TV technology. ANd while it may be a few years away from mainstream adoption, competition is already fierce. So feierce, that six LG display employees have been charged – alongside three Samsung staff members – for stealing OLED technology from Samsung. Although LG vehemently denies the theft, Samsung has reportedly 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