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LG OLED: The future of television?
Is it all it's cracked up to be?
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Elegant styling with Samsung’s latest range
Samsung Malaysia Electronics Sdn. Bhd., the global leader in digital media and convergence, today, reinforced its commitment to push the boundaries of innovation and consumer experience with its showcase of the latest range of interactive SMART LED and Plasma TVs alongside a new range of home entertainment systems and Blu-ray players.
www.newsabahtimes.com.my
Apple's the Winner Here
If Apple is rolling out a full-blown television, its timing couldn't be better.
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Samsung launches interactive Smart TV in India
Samsung's new voice control, motion control and face recognition aims at advancing the user experience in a competitive TV market that values ease, convenience and choice.
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Standard Elegance Will Highlight Coyote Creek's Sleek Modern Interiors
MILPITAS, CA-- - The Coyote Creek community by William Lyon Homes will offer buyers two brand new neighborhoods and a prime address in Milpitas, adjacent to one of the bustling Cisco Campuses. The Rows ...
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Samsung ES6100 first take
The Samsung ES6100 is a midrange television that offers wireless connectivity and a slim, edge-lit screen. Originally posted at Quick Takes
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Samsung rolls out new interactive Smart LED and Plasma TV sets
SAMSUNG Malaysia Electronics Sdn Bhd recently launched its latest range of interactive Smart LED and Plasma TV sets alongside a new range of home entertainment systems and Blu-ray players.
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Television stolen in apartment break
Merrimack Valley Police Log
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Tieups best hope to keep TV business alive
As Japanese electronics makers step up restructuring in their efforts to bounce back from massive losses in the business year that ended in March, they are seeking to team up with others to continue their television businesses. The nation's three top TV manufacturers — Sharp Corp., Sony Corp. and Panasonic Corp. — are exploring ways to remain in the market, now led by South Korean firms, despite ...
www.japantimes.co.jp
Panasonic reports a record loss
Japanese electronics giant Panasonic reports a record annual loss as demand for plasma TV screens falls and natural disasters hit output.
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