Samsung Electronics America Inc. announced the U.S. availability and pricing of its 2010 portfolio of Ultra-Slim Plasma HDTVs, with three series ranging from 50 inches to 63 inches. According to the statement, six of the eight models of this year’s Ultra-Slim Plasma HDTV line (8000 and 7000 Series) are 3D-enabled, giving consumers the ability to …
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Samsung Electronics America Inc. announced it will bring the first ever view of Hollywood’s red carpet arrivals live in 3D to guests at an invitation only viewing event at the Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills on Sunday, March 7, 2010. This exclusive event will feature a special closed circuit 3D feed from …
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Leichtman Research Group, Inc. (LRG) announced that its research shows 24% of all households have a television connected to the Internet. These connections vary from linking through a video game system, a Blu-ray Disc (BD) player, or the TV set itself. While Internet connectivity has become a common built-in feature in many products, consumers are …
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SES WORLD SKIES, a division of SES S.A., announced that it plans to join leading broadcasters, programmers, TV makers and technology providers in a series of tests aimed at accelerating the delivery of 3D TV.
DTS, Inc. announced that it has partnered with Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd to integrate DTS audio decoding (DTS Digital Surround) technology into virtually all Samsung digital televisions worldwide.
The NPD Group announced that while consumers express some interest in 3D TV they may not be running out to purchase a new TV set just yet.
The Plasma Display Coalition announced that plasma television is entering 2010 stronger than ever. According to the statement, LG Electronics and Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company are planning more than 30 new models that offer a wide variety of new technologies and entertainment features, highlighted by ultra-thin designs and 3D capability as well as enhanced Internet …
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Cablevision Systems Corp. announced the development of a new service, called PC to TV Media Relay, that will allow its digital cable customers to relay whatever information or images currently appear on their computer screen to their television in real-time, without any additional equipment in the home, using only the company’s network.
Samsung Electronics America Inc. announced that it has retained its position as the #1 HDTV manufacturer in the United States for the fourth straight year.
Futuresource Consulting announced that, within four years, 50% of US homes will own a 3D-ready display, and the uptake of 3D–ready Blu-ray Disc (BD) players won’t be far behind, with one out of every three US homes owning one.
Fischer Goldasich & Aughtman announced that a class action lawsuit was filed against Panasonic by Shane Robert Hughes in the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey (February 12, 2010, docket number 2:10-CV-00846).