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3D televisions are headed for the market, even this year. In the United States, Panasonic will sell the its first 3D television at Best Buy in Manhattan sometime this week.

If you haven’t heard of Organic LED (OLED) technology, you don’t know what you’re missing. The new technology could replace LCDs and plasmas, and for good reason – monitors are incredibly thin, the picture is amazing and colour is remarkably vivid

[i][/i]Several LCD makers are facing new regulatory probes in the US, Japan, and Korea for anti-competitive practices. Samsung, Sharp, NEC, AU Optronics, LG Phillips, and Chi Mei Optoelectronics are all being examined for allegedly working together to ...

Digital Journal — What do women want? Few men in the world can actually answer that question. “But diamonds are a girl’s best friend,” you might say. Well not anymore. According to a new U.S. study, most women say they would actually prefer a new

Digital Journal – Got a wall that’s looking lonely? Forget 19-century art and consider what Panasonic is offering: the world’s largest high-def plasma display, maxing out at 103 inches. Panasonic USA has reportedly begun accepting orders for the g

Digital Journal — If you're trying to think outside of the clunky 21-inch box that’s your current TV, there is certainly no shortage of choices out there. A visit to your local retail store will quickly reveal a bewildering array of home theatre-ty.

Digital Journal — Some people in the television industry like to compare analogue TV to diesel fuel. We upgraded to unleaded years ago, but diesel just seems to persevere. Likewise, we are now in the early (but accelerating) stages of a prolonged trans.

THIN AND BEAUTIFUL Digital Journal — If the LCD/plasma controversy keeps you up at night, a safe bet is to side with BenQ’s 30-inch LCD TV. Ideal for home entertainment in well-lit rooms, this LCD sports a 16:9 aspect ratio and a 500:1 contrast .

TORONTO, Digital Journal — The thought of setting up a home theatre can make some people faint. But once you get over the intimidating onslaught of colour codes, cables and cords, it’s actually quite simple. The best place to start is with a televis.