Samsung's latest TVs to hit the gaming market

Samsung Korea has announced that it has come up with two new PAVV TVs with 3D configured PDP(Plasma) TV. With this combination, Samsung hopes that these TV's will give the best gaming experience possible. To achieve this edge, Samsung worked in collaboration with Electronic Arts, the major developer of 3D games. The new TV's also feature DNIe+ (Digital Natural Image engine+) besides USB 2.0 support, HDMI 1.3, full HD and an amazing contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1!!
Archos TV+ WIFI Television


Archos TV+ is your next geneartion home entertainment television with complete different functionality and features from the present television box. The Archos TV+ is a combo of your home PC and WIFI television. With Archos TV+ you can store, record, stream and enjoy hundreds of your digital media contents. You can also surf internet and download your favourite movies, songs and other digital media contents directly from the Archos Content Portal and other associated networks across the web. Currently Archos TV+ comes with 80GB and 250GB models.
The 80GB model is priced at $249.99 while the 250GB model is priced $100 more at $349.99.
Archos's GEN 5 DVR Station
Now with Archos newly launched DVR Station in your hand you can virtually record anything directly from TV and most video sources in MPEG-4 format. The DVR Station comes with an infrared emitter that enables scheduled recordings of your programs. The recorded programs when played back on TV gives excellent DVD quality (in video formats supported by your ARCHOS) through the composite, S-video, RGB or YPbPr video outputs. Plugin this cool product to your stereo system for that high definition 5.1 audio sound.
Connect your PC, hard disk or most mass storage devices to play or to transfer content (video, photos,music…). Stream Media from your PC to your TV using your WiFi home network Remote control with built-in keyboard to surf the web or to use the TV Program Guide directly on your TV screen.
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The Absolute Latest in HDTVs
Sony's newly announced XEL-1 OLED(Oganic Light Emitting Diode) television is available for sale in Sony Style stores, effectively immediately.The TV is the first OLED television to ship in North America. The impressively thin,11-inch set has an angled,articulating arm that's atttached to a base, and the unit's depth is just 3mm. Its OLED technology delevers deep blacks, a 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio,accurate colors and details, and a bright picture--all with no backlight and lower than-than-typical power consumption.
Pioneer Elite PRO-940HD

A top performer among 42-inch sets but on the pricey side. This set ha excellent HD and DVD picture quality and very good standard-definition picture quality.But Black areas of the image consistently looked a little too bright. The rear jacks' labels are very easy to read. The set can receive images via wired home network(Ethernet). It has a long (24-month) warranty on parts and labors.Comes with price tag of $1689.00-2299.00.
Japan 2015: Ultra High Definition 33 megapixels, 22.2 channel surround sound
When many consumers in the US and Europe have not even upgraded to a HDTV, the Japanese government are already planning “Super Hi-Vision” which is basically the nest step up from High Definition.
Japan want to make Ultra High Definition a broadcast standard by 2015, this new standard will feature 22.2 channel surround sound and a 33 megapixel (7,680 x 4,320) resolution.
Japan’s Internal Affairs and Communications Ministry will be partnering with private companies to make this new high definition standard happen, although they have to overcome the problems of designing equipment to transfer the 24Gbps uncompressed stream and build a camera that can record it.
They have already started development research with a $2.7 million investment this year alone.