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Friday, 25 May 2012 ,  Written by Dick Ward
LG Prices OLED at Around $10,000 – Opens New OLED Plant
The long awaited 55" OLED set from LG now has a price, or at least a price estimate.  LG says to expect it to fall somewhere in the area of $10,000 when its available later on this year.  You'll notice a few new things since CES too, including a carbon fiber backing that allowed LG to trim another millimeter off of the already svelte frame.
Friday, 25 May 2012 ,  Written by Dick Ward
Trade Up Your 720p Sim2 Projector for a Discount on a New One
We love us some Sim2 projectors, but no matter how good a projector is, it'll eventually become obsolete.  Sim2 knows this and is offering customers a chance to do something about it.  Instead of trying to sell off your old 720p Sim2 projector, you can simply trade it back to the company for a discount on a brand new one.
Friday, 25 May 2012 ,  Written by Dick Ward
Mistubishi Intros New Entry-Level DLPs
Generally, if you're considering the purchase of a 90" television, the words "entry-level" don't apply, but Mistubishi manages to link the two with some slick new sets at wallet friendly prices.  Take, for example, the latest in the 842 series – a 73" set with a 16 speaker driver array, 3D capabilities and an option for Wi-Fi all at a price of just $2,199.
Monday, 21 May 2012 ,  Written by Dick Ward
The Nighthawk Headphone Amplifier Introduced by Audio Electronics
Headphone amplifiers are an oft ignored piece of the full audio experience, but a great amp can make a huge difference in sound quality.  Cary's new Nighthawk aims to be just that with its Class A operations and monolithic, high speed FET.
Thursday, 17 May 2012 ,  Written by Dick Ward
Dolby Introduces Dolby TrueHD Advanced 96K Upsampling for Blu-ray
When it comes to sound, it doesn’t get much better than Blu-ray.  Or at least that’s what we thought before Dolby announced that they’re improving things even more.  They’re going to be using TrueHD technology along with 96K upsampling to provide the best audio possible for the home environment.  Dolby says that by improving the source of the lossless audio before encoding, they’re able to eliminate digital artifacts in the source material of 48K mastered recordings and restore the natural sound.
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