High-definition television

By Darren Murph Remember those fancy new VIERA HDTVs introduced at CES by Panasonic? Yeah, well every last one just got a price tag and release date for the Japanese market. The Z, V and G Series (13 models in all) have been officially given a sticker and launch window, with the earliest ones heading out in Ma...

By Wilson Rothman LAS VEGAS, January 8, 2009 - CES 2009 - Digeo, Inc., a Paul Allen-backed leader and innovator in cable set-top boxes, today announced the consumer availability of the Moxi® High Definition Digital Video Recorder (HD DVR), a premium home entertainment product that makes it easy for consu...

By Darren Murph Outside of 3D, the hottest thing going at CES in terms of high-def was internet connectivity. When we outlined the HDTVs that are destined to ship this year, a huge chunk of 'em were spotted with Ethernet jacks and promises of widgets galore built-in. So, here's the question: are you plannin...

By Darren Murph No face-consuming goggles were necessary to see that 3D was all the rage at this year's CES, but for those even remotely knowledgeable about the tech, you'd realize that 2009 is far from the being the first year in which the third dimension was hot stuff. Join us over at Engadget HD for a look a...

By David Katzmaier The television category is a perennial CES staple and this year was no different. For some reason nobody showed a TV bigger than Panasonic's 150-inch plasma from last year (have we maxed out in flat-panel screen size?), but most of the other trends I discussed in the preview were borne out i...

By Steven Kim Filed under: Displays, Others, LCDBeing the official HDTV of the NBA, would you expect Haier to do any less than ring up a pair of new TVs at CES? Both the 47-inch HL47XT1 and the 42-inch HL42XT1 have good specs (especially given the company's durable goods background), each touting 1080p...

By Trent Wolbe 12:18 - SlingPlayer Mobile for iPhone, SlingPlayer for Mac HD make debuts 24:24 - Panasonic intros DMR-BR360V Blu-ray / VHS combo player 26:00 - Live from the 2009 Blu-ray Disc Association press conference 28:38 - Panasonic officially premieres Z1 wireless HDTV

By Adam Berger Section: Audio, Audio Receivers, Car Audio, Headphones, Home Audio, Portable Audio, Video, DVD/DVR/Blu-ray, HDTV, Portable Video, Communications, Cellphones, Computers, Laptops, Gadgets / Other, GPS/Navigation, Imaging, Camcorders, Digital Cameras, Trade Shows, CES, Pres...

By JG Mason Section: Video, HDTV, Imaging, Camcorders Live, from CES, Samsung is announcing their brand new high volume memory, high speed line of cameras.  Samsung is betting on bigger capacity (64GB and 128GB) and their super fast boot time and access, which they say is 3x faster than HDD.

By Heather Wood Features include TrueTheater HD, an enhancement that will eliminate the problems usually found with standard definition content.  It will have better detail and eliminate the jagged edges typically found on standard definition videos.  CyberLink expects TrueTheater to vastly impr...

By Eric Franklin Haier is no stranger to the HDTV market, however CNET has as of yet only reviewed one HDTV from the company. Kind of weird seeing as how Haier is the official HDTV of the NBA. We'll soon have a chance to make it up to the NBA though as ... Originally posted at CES 2009

By Adam Berger Section: Video, HDTV, Trade Shows, CES, Press Conferences As always, hit Ctrl+R or F5 to refresh this live blog. For more CES press coverage head over here or check out our 2009 CES page for all the CES news, CES keynotes, CES photo galleries/booth tours, and more!

By Jodie Andrefski And the battle to be the King of 3D continues!  Mitsubishi is continuing to muscle their way into the top of the stack with their line of 3D-ready Home Theater HDTV products.  Frank DeMartin, Vice President, Marketing, at Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, says “3D in the home is bec...

By Chris Davies LH85 Wireless Full HD 1080p HDTV (Class Sizes: 55-, and 47-inch*): With an uncompressed wireless system and Full HD 1080p transmission from a separate media box, this series eliminates messy wires and cables and allows for the freedom to place the HDTV anywhere in the room. Key features i...

By David Katzmaier In the features arms race among HDTVs introduced at CES this year, the military-industrial complex at LG seems poised for victory with the 55LHX. The company's flagship HDTV, a 55-inch flat-panel LCD, delivers ... Originally posted at CES 2009

By David Katzmaier The LG LH90 series includes three sizes of LCD with LED backlights.(Credit: LG) Today LG introduced a three-model lineup of LED-backlit LCD TVs with local dimming to stand near the top of the company's HDTV lineup. Originally posted at CES 2009

By David Katzmaier Today LG announced a series of LCD TVs with wireless capability, where external components connect to a separate module that sends the signals over-the-air to the TV. Wireless" HDTV has been tried before but has never seemed to take off. The LH85 ... Originally posted at CES 2009

By Natesh Sood To begin with, the Blu-Ray player comes with many video outputs including HDMI 1.3, component video, composite video, and S-video.  It also supports SACD, Blu-Ray (obviously), and DVD all at 1080p and 24Hz outputs.  In case your HDTV isn’t full HD, the EZ3000 also can output at 1080i, 720i,...

By Darren Murph It's nearly time for JVC to drop yet another iPod dock-infused HDTV on us at CES 2009 (just a guess, is all), but for those looking for the model first introduced in January 2008, here's a bit of introspective. If you'll recall, we already heard pretty positive things about the 42-inch versi...

By John Herrman With a history of giving great impressions reaching back to CES, expectations for Mitsubishi's 65in LaserVue TV are high. It's the first laser-powered TV, with completely new rear-projection technology that makes for richer, more accurate colors and significantly lower power consu...

By Wilson Rothman This is an eye opener. People are going to deeply desire this Westinghouse Digital Wireless HDMI HDTV in their living room as soon as they see it at CES," states Bruce Watkins, Pulse~LINK President and Chief Operating Officer. "We've been leading the technical pursuit of this for several y...