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SAMSUNG 3D Story
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Samsung unveiled some of its latest innovations at the International
Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2010 held in Las Vegas early in
January. Included among those were extensive arrays of LED TVs with
3D technology and pencil-thin set designs. The latest 3D displays also
connect with a new 3D Blu-ray Disc player that will be in the market
later in the year. Altogether, Samsung announced that it would be
expanding its LED backlit LCD offerings from its current four series to
eight series and from 13 models in 2009 to 45 in 2010…
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Dell Android Tablet
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Dell seems to be very
serious about its
Android laden devices.
After its initial push into
the Android side of
things with the Mini 3
smart-phone, it has
come up with this MID
that boasts of a 5 inch
display and a
5-megapixel camera
and a SIM card slot.
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Sony Brings 3D Concerts to Living
room
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Going to live concerts could become a thing of the past, according to
Japanese electronics giant Sony. In an event at the Consumer
Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the company announced plans to start
beaming 3D gigs directly into living rooms around the world, giving the
chance to experience live music events in lifelike clarity without ever
leaving the sofa. The company, which owns an extensive media empire
including the world's second largest record label, believes that new
technology could change the way we experience live music…
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Skype video service comes to TV
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Skype, the popular internet service which allows people to make free
phone and video calls across the web, will now be built in to a new
range of televisions from LG and Panasonic.
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TV Goes 'Any ’Ware'
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TV everywhere and anywhere, along with anyway, anyhow and
delivered via almost any ’ware, permeated the 2010
International Consumer Electronics Show ...
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Convergence
with Mobility
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HP has started the year with a cool, clean Slate in Las Vegas.
Microsoft unveiled the prototype PC Tablet from HP, in CES 2010 on
January 06. In his keynote address Steve Ballmer, CEO Microsoft
termed it an all in one media device. The product is a joint venture
between HP and Microsoft and runs a full version of Windows 7 which
most likely would give it an edge over Apple’s iPad. Microsoft took this
opportunity to outline its strategy of connecting the personal computer,
mobile devices, television and the Internet, in one device....
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