If you've got the cash to spare, you can get your hands on an absolute monster of a set, as the 84 inch UHD TV from LG has finally hit the US with an MSRP of $19999.99.  There's plenty of interesting things packed into this TV, but the selling point is, obviously, the 3840 x 2160 resolution.  And don't worry, there's an upscaling engine included so you don't have to try and dig up 4K content quite yet.

If you missed out on 'Brave' and 'Taken 2' wasn't your style, you'll soon get a chance to see what promises to be an amazing movie that takes full advantage of Dolby's new audio technology.  On December 13th, 'The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey' will be coming to theaters and utilizing Atmos in certain equipped theaters.

Last week a Japanese business news service called Diamond Online revealed that Panasonic is planning to exit the TV industry in favor of producing iPad screens.  That's something we'd normally scoff at, but Panasonic hasn't expressly denied anything.  Instead, the company says that these claims "are basically speculative in nature and contain a number of errors of fact or misinterpretation."

When it launched, the Boxee Box did just about everything a streaming player could be expected to do and then some, so when Boxee revealed that Boxee TV will only launch with five apps, we were a bit surprised.  Even more surprising though, is the unique DVR functionality that saves your content online rather than locally.

Dolby Atmos is one of the coolest things to happen to audio in a while and a technology that really helps to make movies that much more immersive.  It can be found in a very limited number of theaters for showings of 'Taken 2,' and many of those that have heard it used have one big question – when can I have it in my house?