Denon Uncorks Three IN-Command AV Receivers
Denon Electronics announced its new AVR-X1100W ($499), AVR-X2100W ($699) and AVR-X3100W ($999) 7.2-channel network audio/video receivers.
Denon Electronics announced its new AVR-X1100W ($499), AVR-X2100W ($699) and AVR-X3100W ($999) 7.2-channel network audio/video receivers.
Eutelsat Communications announced that it is launching an HEVC-encoded Ultra High-Definition (Ultra HD) demonstration satellite channel.
The NPD Group announced its research suggests that over half of the 16 million UltraViolet users in the U.S. view their cloud-based movie library on a television.
The Consumer Electronics Marketers of Canada (CEMC) announced it continues to push regulators to allow HD Radio programming in Canada.
Netflix announced that its streaming film and TV subscription service will be available in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Belgium and Luxembourg later this year.
AT&T announced that it will acquire DIRECTV in a stock and cash transaction deal worth $48.5 billion.
Technicolor announced that it will provide 4K Ultra HD Set-Top Boxes (STBs) to Tata Sky in volume early 2015.
Parks Associates announced that its latest research suggests that TVs are outpacing computers as the preferred platform to watch Internet video.
Juniper Research announced it forecasts that over 3.6B consumers will make use of cloud-based services by 2018.
Digitalsmiths and Tribune Media Services announced that Sharp Electronics will integrate the companies’ content discovery technologies in its 2014 line-up of AQUOS LED smart televisions.
Sony Europe announced that its new 4K Media Player (available in August for €399) adds HEVC streaming support to existing BRAVIA 4K Ultra HDTVs.