BenQ is set to release a new 32-inch direct-type LED TV by the end of May that will be priced around NT$11,900 (US$400) in hope that the company will stay in competition with leading LCD TV seller, Samsung Electronics, in the Taiwan market.Industry sources said LCD TVs are expected to sell well in Taiwan during the second quarter amongst Taiwan government issuing a second wave of energy efficient    .. more …

Today CouponBuzz.com highlights an impressive offer on their recently launched web page dedicated to Dell Coupons and special offers . Now for a limited time, online shoppers can receive $300 dollars of standard retail pricing for a Sharp 46-inch 1080p HD Flat Panel LCD TV from Dell.com. This widescreen, high definition television comes with all the latest bells and whistles, and has an    .. more …

This weekend, the inaugural Great GoogaMooga Festival will transform Brooklyn, NY’s Prospect Park into a music and food paradise with over 75 food vendors, 35 brewers, 30 winemakers and 20 live music performances. Pairing a wide array of food, drink and musical activities, the festival will showcase musical performances by artists including Hall Oates and Preservation Hall Jazz Band, food and    .. more …

The design itself may not be standing out from the rest; it looks mainly like all other Samsung TV’s, which, in the opinion of many, lies one of its strengths. Its simplicity and solid finish gives it a look and feel that it would last forever. The screen itself is where many of its strength lie. First, its ability to bounce sunlight or any other source of light allows it to provide a top quality    .. more …

High definition television is the new standard. Few people still have the old tube TVs, and if you head to the store you’ll likely be hard pressed to find anything aside from LCD or Plasma style HD options. But while buying those sets is the first step towards images on the screen that will blow your mind, you still need the right connectors. For some people, a basic HDMI cable won’t do – they    .. more …

Some of the different sizes, we now have huge vary from small units of Twenty Inch LCD TV up until the most important of 70 inch. They are to be had in various sizes in order to supply you the specified measurement in protecting with your area availability. Usually, other folks opt for the LCD and plasma television in larger sizes that may be most commonly above the 32 inches and more. On the    .. more …

HONG KONG, May 7, 2012 /PRNewswire-Asia/ — TCL Multimedia Technology Holdings Limited (“TCL Multimedia” or “the Group”, HKSE stock code: 01070) today announced the sales volume of its TV and AV products for April 2012.The Group’s monthly sales volume of LCD TV in April 2012 amounted to 1,411,130 sets, up by 78.9% year-on-year, of which the sales volume of overall LED backlight LCD TV reached    .. more …

If you’re not satisfied with the current LED/LCD TV offerings, and can’t wait for OLED technology to burst into the big screen scene, you’re in luck: Samsung said it will launch OLED TVs in the second half of 2012. Two potential obstacles might prevent you from getting one, though: the TVs will initially be launched in South Korea, at a price of 10 million won, which is approximately $8,750.    .. more …

Panasonic , one of the last major TV manufacturers to champion plasma TVs, is now probably regretting that decision. The company just posted a $10 billion loss for the year, and one of its biggest losers is the plasma TV category, where sales fell way short of expectations.Plasma TV sales only hit about 59% of what the company had predicted. Revenue on Panasonic’s balance sheet from plasma sets    .. more …

Long, long ago – say, back in the 90s – style dictated hiding our bulky TV sets behind doors.Today TVs are sleek and slim, and we want to show them off.Incorporating televisions and home theatre systems into our homes in a visible but attractive way has led to a whole new set of decorating challenges – or opportunities, depending on how you look at it.Electronics maker LG has even coined a term    .. more …