Smart TV: what you need to know
Monday, May 23rd, 2011Smart TV is the latest buzzword, and we take you through what it takes for a TV to be “smart”, detailing some of the best features including IPTV, apps and web browsing.
Smart TV is the latest buzzword, and we take you through what it takes for a TV to be “smart”, detailing some of the best features including IPTV, apps and web browsing.
A US whistleblower alleges that projectionists are leaving 3D lenses attached when showing 2D movies, which ruins picture quality.
The Oppo BDP-93 is a 3D Blu-ray player that features Qdeo video processing and supports DLNA streaming of FLAC and MKV files.
Sydney is set to play host to what its makers call the “world’s first 360-degree 3D AI cinematic experience” and is penned by the writer of Australian film The Boys.
The Arcam rDAC wireless edition may not be worth the additional AU$400 or more on the standard edition, but it’s still very talented in wired mode.
Customers who pre-order the Apple iPad 2 from the Apple online store today - the day of its launch - may have to wait up to a month to receive their new tablets.
On the eve of the Apple iPad 2 launch we pit it against Samsung’s new Galaxy Tab 10.1, and ask how you get your music: is BitTorrent your friend?
The FetchTV is a harbinger of good things to come; it easily integrates free-to-air and IPTV channels and presents them in a fuss-free way. We wish there was more channel variety, though.
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The LG Infinia LW9500 is the company’s flagship LCD Smart TV, which features a smart TV interface and a “Nano” backlighting system.
Belkin has unveiled new additions to its Conserve range of power-saving products, which are a taste of future “smart power” devices from the company.
The Sony Bravia KDL46EX520 offers several of the features of the high-end Bravias - TrackID, Skype and IPTV - but should come in at a much more reasonable price.
Are you a fan of the LP, a CD ripper, or just prefer to get your music for “free”? Let us know how you like to get your music in our new poll!
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The Sony CMTFX350I not only packs in the features, including DAB+, CD and iPod dock, but also a lot of performance for the price.
Kogan is offering free HDMI cables to JB Hi-Fi customers as a reaction to what it calls the “AU$200 cable con”.
Grundig is set to release two iPad docks that enable the iPad 2 (and iPad 1) to rotate between portrait and widescreen views.
The Sony Bravia KDL40NX720 is an edge-lit LED television, which features the X-Reality picture processor and on-board 3D playback with two sets of glasses.
The Sony Bravia XBR-55HX925 is a forthcoming 55-inch LED-backlit TV, which promises improved images, better web features and integrated 3D.
The Grundig Trio Touch is a streaming desktop radio and iPod dock that does a lot of things well, but DAB+ reception is a little spotty.