Toshiba’s 2010 lineup of Regza HDTVs has gone a bit unnoticed amid all the hype and marketing surrounding 3D TVs, mainly because the company has chosen to focus initially on equipping their mid- (RV753) and upper range (SL753 and WL753) models with integrated Freeview HD tuners. While not as exciting as 3D technology, Freeview HD is potentially more beneficial for ... Read More »

Stock of the Panasonic TX-P42V20 (may also be known as the Panasonic TX-P42V20B, denoting the 3-pin-plug British version) plasma TV has arrived at Panasonic stores and independent dealers across the UK over the last few days. The TX-P42V20 comes from the Panasonic V20 plasma range which is the final piece of the puzzle (sandwiched between the more affordable G20 series ... Read More »

Canon announced on 25 May 2010 that they would no longer be pursuing the surface-conduction electron-emitter display (SED) TV technology. After working with Toshiba and others over the past several years, the project has been deemed too expensive for continued production. Flat screen HD TV technology has been a blessing to many over the years, replacing big, bulky sets with ... Read More »

The biggest sporting event on earth — the FIFA World Cup 2010 — will kick off in less than 3 weeks’ time. If like us, you’ve not been fortunate enough to snag a ticket to South Africa, there may still be time for you to do the next best thing. Namely buy a brand new flat-screen HDTV, and feast your ... Read More »

The Sony KDL40NX803 and Sony KDL40NX703 LED-based LCD televisions (which constitute Bravia’s 2010 PRESENCE range) have started trickling into Sony Centres across the United Kingdom this week. In addition to the affordable ESSENTIAL (EX) range, Sony’s 2010 line-up of Bravia HDTVs are further segmented into PRESENCE (NX), CINEMATIC (HX) and SIGNATURE (LX) ranges. Models in the PRESENCE (NX) and CINEMATIC ... Read More »