Samsung ES8000
Samsung outed their latest flagship tv at CES and its quite the looker. The new ES8000 model features an ultra-slim bezel around the LED backlit display and Micro Dimming Ultimate gives the screen a brighter and richer picture. The display also features a built-in dual core processor that powers the Smart TV functionality with available apps, motion and voice controls, and upgradeable software. Link
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Sony Bravia HX850 Series
Sony's new flagship Bravia HX850 is monolithic display crafted from Corning Gorilla Glass that surrounds a vivid LED backlit screen. Fully 3D, the screens will also feature access to the Sony Entertainment Network, Skype Video compatibility, and Gracenote-powered song tracking that lets you find out what the song is no matter what the source is. Link
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Samsung Series 9 Monitor
Samsung just unveiled what you'll be wanting on your desk come this March, the sleek 27'' Series 9 monitor ($1,200). The feature-rich 2540x1440 resolution display features HDMI, DVI, DisplayPort, a USB 2.0 hub, and a built-in set of 7W speakers. The screen also features the new MHL standard (think of it as HDMI for mobile devices) which lets you plug in any compatible Android tablet or smartphone to display your content on the big screen. Available this March. Link
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Loewe SoundVision
Loewe brings sleek German engineering to an iPod dock with their new SoundVision Hi-Fi Stereo. The SoundVision ($1,769) features Internet Radio connectivity, a touchscreen display, iPod/iPhone dock, CD Player, AM/FM Radio, six speakers and two subwoofers. Link
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Leon Trithon Reyn TV
For the deep-pocketed steampunk aficionado comes the perfect TV set via home theater outfitter, Leon with their Reyn TV. Inspired by vintage technology, the Trithon ($35,000) is a slick example of art and technology wrapped in walnut, steel, brass, and python. Link
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PlayStation 3D Display
Sony's releasing its own PlayStation branded screen complete with a 24'' inch 1080p LCD display. The screen ($500) will also be 3D-capable and offers a cool feature which improves the two player experience with a technique that gives each player a full view of the game when wearing 3D glasses, no more split screen. Available Fall.
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Samsung D8000
Samsung's D8000 is making a lot of noise in the consumer electronics world with its stunning picture and even more stunning razor-thin bezel. The 0.2'' bezel wraps around a 3D enabled screen and uses "Micro Dimming Plus" to create brighter whites and deeper blacks. Link
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LG Infinia LW9500
LG's Infinia LW9500 is a sleek new display for 2011 that boasts new "Nano Full LED" technology for a better, brighter, and crisper picture and a Anti-Reflection panel that reduces glare from distracting light sources. The TV also offers 3D capability and access to web content and apps through their new SmartTV software. Link
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Vizio 65'' Theater 3D
If you're going to do 3DTV at home, this is the way to do it. Vizio's new 65'' screen ($3,500) is a beast of a display that utilizes their Theater 3D technology versus the Active 3D option with its bulky, battery-powered shades. Not only is their less ghosting with Theater 3D, its brighter, easier on the eyes, and less expensive. Vizio's set actually comes with four pairs of glasses and if you're inviting everybody over they can even use the glasses they got at the theater. The set also comes with Vizio's Internet Apps "VIA" platform which integrates web and video services like Facebook, Hulu, and Netflix right out of the box. Link
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Sony TV
Just when Apple was getting comfortable selling out of Apple TVs, Sony and Google team up to steal the spotlight with the new, Google-powered, Sony TV. Sony TV comes built-in with their new TVs or your choice of a Blu-Ray player. TVs start at 24'' ($599) inches and go all the way to 46'' ($1,400) and all will come with a QWERTY remote device for (hopefully) easy navigation of the interface. Link
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