LG Launches Smart TV Museum App
LG Electronics announced it has developed a new app that allows LG CINEMA 3D Smart TV owners to view over 600,000 artworks from Europe’s museums and galleries.
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STMicroelectronics STB Chip MoCA Certified
STMicroelectronics announced that it has obtained MoCA®1.1 certification for its STi7108M video decoder, enabling HD Set-Top Boxes (STBs) and Digital Video Recorders (DVRs) to share content and services throughout the home.
SENSIO Reports Q1 2012 Results
SENSIO Technologies Inc. announced financial results for the first quarter of its fiscal year 2011-2012.
Grass Valley EDIUS Supports 3D
Grass Valley announced that it has added 3D support to its EDIUS NLE software and STORM 3G editing platforms.
3D@Home Launches 3D Products Database
The 3D@Home Consortium announced that it has launched an online database of commercially available 3D products, which includes TVs, cameras, monitors, mobile devices and more.
Healthy Growth for 3D LCD TV Panels
DisplaySearch announced it forecasts that manufacturers will ship 21.5 million 3D LCD TV panels in 2011, which will represent roughly 10% of LCD shipments for the year (4% pattern retarder, 6% active shutter).
Dimensional Optics Unveils Latest 3D Glasses
Dimensional Optics announced its latest 3ACTIVE-branded 3D glasses, which are compatible with Samsung Bluetooth, Sony and Panasonic 3DTVs.
3net Launches Consumer Website
The 3net 3D network joint venture of Sony, Discovery and IMAX announced that it has launched a dedicated consumer website.
TV Shipments Rise in Q3 2011
DisplaySearch announced that manufacturers shipped 62 million TVs in the third quarter of 2011, up 3.7% year over year and a 12% increase from the second quarter.
CES 2012 Award for Panasonic Plasma
Panasonic Solutions Company announced that it has been named an International CES Innovations 2012 Design and Engineering Awards Honoree for its TH-65VX300U Professional Plasma Display.
Digital Displaces Film in Cinema
IHS Screen Digest announced it reckons that mainstream movie theater use of 35mm film projection technology will end by 2015.