There’s more than just HDTVs on the way from Samsung this year, it’s also picked today to reveal the price and ship dates for its Samsung Apps -equipped Blu-ray HTIB systems (HT-C7530W pictured above and all due in March or April) and HDMI 1.4-equipped 3D passthrough compatible receivers. Even though the cool kids are already on to HDMI 1.4 a , that should be good enough to pass through 3D video and handle audio all in one cable so if you’re planning a whole home theater revamp before Avatar comes home in 3D ( whenever that is ) you’ll probably want to grab one with the feature .
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Samsung puts price tags on its next receivers, soundbars and Blu-ray HTIB systems
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Good news for those who found themselves a few yen short after hearing the Japanese prices of Panasonic’s first 3D plasma HDTVs — their American counterparts will be considerably cheaper. Even at a recent line show the company kept the MSRPs close to its chest, but March 10 Best Buy’s 24 hour location at Union Square will sell the first full HD 3D home theater system, consisting of the aforementioned VT25, DMP-BDT350 Blu-ray player and active shutter glasses
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Panasonic’s VT25 3DTVs will be nearly 50% off Japanese prices, launch this week at Best Buy
Looks like someone else out there thinks that non-removable batteries are seriously uncool. Olive Telecommunications’ FrvrOn V-G2300 is a GSM phone with a 1.5-inch color display display and an FM radio — small potatoes, right
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Olive Telecom India announces AAA-powered handset
Coveting a beautiful new netbook but can’t quite manage the $399 for a new HP Mini 5101/5102 ?
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Keepin’ it real fake: HP Mini 5101 knockoff is almost as good, almost as expensive as the real thing
In the market for AV gear that “Works with iPhone?” Looks like Pioneer’s trusty old VSX-1019AH (with its built-in iPod dock) just got a formidable ally in the form of the VSX-1020-K.
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Pioneer VSX-1020-K AV receiver with iPhone app up for pre-order
Yes, there’s a certain other patent brouhaha in the news right now, but we’re not lying when we say these lawsuits take years to fully resolve.
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TiVo’s $200m damages award in EchoStar case affirmed, EchoStar to appeal (again)
Well, what do we have here? It’s the Sony Vaio M series netbook, as yet unannounced but sitting here getting detailed all the same. The 10.1-inch netbook, which looks, well, pretty much identical to the Sony Vaio W series , is apparently going to boast a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N450 CPU, 1GB of DDR2 SDRAM, a 250GB hard drive, plus 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth, and a built-in webcam
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Sony Vaio M surfaces… unofficially
Chances are you’re not a part of the SuperSpeed revolution yet, and that’s okay. It’s early days yet, but ASUS is doing its part to make that transition to USB 3.0 a little more appealing with its O!Play HD2
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ASUS introduces O!Play HD2, first networked media player with USB 3.0
If you thought the constant roll out of VUDU updates would end once Wal-mart took over the reins , think again — and no, were not talking about how quickly the after dark content got pulled. The update this week will be of particular interest with those who love to flood their social feeds with their every movement, as now VUDU will update your Facebook or Twitter status with the your impressions of the movie you’re watching. In addition your friends with VUDU will also be able to see those particular updates, but also join in on the fun by watching the same movie.
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VUDU rolls in Facebook and Twitter integration
Well, here’s a bit of a twist on the ever popular DIY Twitter gadget . Rather than controlling a device via Twitter, or having a device simply display or read tweets aloud , the folks behind this LED-stuffed table have taken a slightly more artistic approach by relying on the tweeting masses to generate patterns of light on the table
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Twitter-enabled LED table lets you get your Lite-Brite on from afar
