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Samsung, Sony Put the Kibosh on TV Discounts
Samsung and Sony now prevent stores from advertising or selling their TVs for less than the suggested retail price.
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Sony KDL-55HX850
The Sony HX850 is a smart-looking Smart TV with sparkling picture quality, making it a front-runner for plasma-phobic videophiles.
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Sony KDL-46HX850
The Sony HX850 is a smart-looking Smart TV with sparkling picture quality, making it a front-runner for plasma-phobic videophiles.
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Panasonic VT50 wins Value Electronics 2012 TV picture quality shootout
Larry Weber, inventor of plasma TV, explains his development of the first modern flat-panel display. (Credit: Value Electronics) Electronics retailer Value Electronics held its first 2012 flat-panel TV picture quality shootouts last weekend. The event was won by the Panasonic TC-P65VT50 . Panasonic's best plasma TV for 2012 beat out five other contenders. In descending order of average score ...
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Apple's the Winner Here
If Apple is rolling out a full-blown television, its timing couldn't be better.
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Sony, Panasonic Fall to 30-Year Lows as TV Losses Mount
Sony Corp. and Panasonic Corp. (6752) , Japan ’s biggest consumer-electronics makers, fell to their lowest levels in three decades yesterday after forecasting earnings that missed estimates because of a failure to end losses from TVs.
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Japan to bid TV manufacturing goodbye?
The TV set—once regarded by Japan Inc. as the focal point of every living room, essential to fuel growing demand for a host of other consumer devices—has turned on its parents, draining their resources and threatening their future.
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Samsung, Sony Barring Retailers from Discounting TVs
Samsung and Sony have both commenced barring retailers from discounting television sets to protect profits, in an attempt to cut down on ‘showrooming.’ Showrooming is the practice of consumers going into a big box retailer and then likewise buying the …
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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 ...
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Flat-panel TV prices move higher: Ready for the upsell?
In what could be construed as a shocking development in consumer electronics, flat-screen TV prices are creeping higher, according to data from research firm IHS. IHS' iSuppli unit, which tracks the electronics supply chain, reports that flat-panel TV prices have climbed 11.4 percent since December 2011. In April, the average price for LCD and plasma TVs was $1,248, $78 higher than four months ...
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