HDTV

ViewSonic brought a slew of products to CES, including laptops, nettops, desktops, monitors and much more.

Sony introduced its first 3D-capable Bravia HDTV lineup today.

Vizio's new XVT Pro HDTV have it all: LED backlighting, 3D, wireless HDMI, 480Hz refresh rates, and built-in Internet apps. And prices will start at $2000.

Each year we try to predict what will happen in our industry and each year we usually miss the mark. On today’s show we take a look back at our predictions for 2009. Today’s Show: News: Amazon gives away digital movies with disc purchase 8 Companies That Are Reinventing TV Online Lord of the Rings […]

Market analysis firm DisplaySearch is forecasting LCD TV sales will jump 22 percent in 2010, with growth for big screens, LED backlighting, and 3D.

A survey from Leichtman Research Groups finds nearly half of all U.S. households will have at least on HDTV by the end of 2009.

How well does HDTV motion smoothing work? We get the answer straight from an expert source about the difference between refresh rates.

You know we're always looking out for you, so we've decided to revisit the last minute shopping guide we assembled last year. We know you've been busy, and so have we, but if you screw up on the gift you get for special someone in your life, you'll be paying for it for a long, long time.

The battle of LCD vs Plasma continues. Here's our attempt at settling the plasma vs LCD war and helping you find your perfect HDTV.

Is Blu-ray here to stay or is this just a passing phase? Today’s industry experts say that Blu-ray players are gaining in popularity with consumers and will be big 2009 holiday buy.

Sony is hoping that its new online connective service will build brand loyalty and align Sony products.

California is imposing energy-efficiency requirements on new TVs starting in January 2011...but they only apply to sets measuring 58 inches and under.

AMIMON's new WHDI modules will bring wireless connectivity from notebook and netbook PCs to HDTVs.

Toshiba's "Space Chair" commercial follows the literal rise and fall of a not so average arm chair to promote it's REGZA SV LCD TV.

Sony's offering--for free--the movie "Cloudy with A Chance of Meatballs" to its customers who purchase Internet-connected TVs and Blu-ray players.

Toshiba is planning to show its first television with an embedded Cell processor for handling upscaling and DVR tasks...but not PlayStation games.

We go hands on with the 3D plasma technology Panasonic says will reach American living rooms by 2011.

We help isolate some of the worthy features to look for when you're shopping for an HDTV.

Philips is showing off a 100-inch LCD at the IFA 2006 trade show in Berlin, and Panasonic says it'll be happy to sell you that 103-inch plasma screen...for 80 grand.

Consumer electronics company commences U.S. sales of a 71-inch , $70,000 plasma with 1080p resolution they call the largest of its kind currently in production.

Yes, you can now own the largest plasma in your state for a lot less, $5,000 dollars less to be exact.