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$607.0126-Jan-2012
Size: 32 in.Samsung UN32D5500 HDTV Review
The D5500 has a rather high MSRP of $699, considering it's only a 32-inch TV. There are some "premiums upgrades," a term we use with some dubiousness, knowing that these features can be far less valuable than they appear. Read full review
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$716.0026-Jan-2012
Size: 40 in.Samsung LN40D630 HDTV Review
With the LN40D630 ($799 MSRP), what you see is what you get: no internet features, no 3D imaging, just a display with some connectivity in the back, on that happens to be quite good. Read full review
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20-Jan-2012
Size:LG 55LM8600 First Impressions Review
The 55LM8600 won't blow you away with performance, but it has a good-looking design and Smart TV. Read full review
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18-Jan-2012
Size:Sharp 8K LCD First Impressions Review
The Sharp 8K isn't market ready, but still eye-opening. Read full review
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18-Jan-2012
Size: 55 in.Sony Bravia KDL-55HX750 First Impressions Review
Despite some minor modifications, there isn't a whole lot new with the Bravia HX750. Read full review
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17-Jan-2012
Size: 65 in.Panasonic Viera TC-P65VT50 First Impressions Review
Panasonic is arguably the best plasma TV maker in the world, but the new VT50, Panasonic's flagship plasma TV for 2012, holds few surprises. Maybe that's ok. Read full review
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13-Jan-2012
Size: 84 in.LG 84LM9600 First Impressions Review
The LG 84LM9600 screen is huge, but new 3D and internet features may be its biggest draw. Read full review
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12-Jan-2012
Size:LG 60LM9600 First Impressions Review
LG has made strides in 3D technology with the 60LM9600. Read full review
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12-Jan-2012
Size: 55 in.Panasonic Viera TC-L55WT50 First Impressions Review
The Panasonic Viera TC-L55WT50 features a redesigned LCD panel, some updated software, built-in wifi, and 3D capability. While an impressive list of features, we found the software sluggish and awkward at times. Read full review
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12-Jan-2012
Size: 20 in.Panasonic 20-inch 4K2K First Impressions Review
One of the biggest buzzwords floating around CES is the term 4K, also referred to as 4K2K, or sometimes (erroneously) UDTV or ultra definition. Essentially, 4K is just a sharper image than HD, by a factor of two. Read full review
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11-Jan-2012
Size:Samsung PNE8000 First Impressions Review
The Samsung PNE8000 plasma features unique user interface technology and a new panel technology. Read full review
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10-Jan-2012
Size: 55 in.Sony Bravia KDL-55HX850 First Impressions Review
The Sony KDL-55HX850 is Sony's flagship TV for 2012, throwing in all the bells and whistles Sony has to offer. What that amounts to, though, seems largely academic. Read full review
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10-Jan-2012
Size:Samsung UNES8000 First Impressions Review
Edgelit LED gets new apps, gesture and voice control and facial recognition outshine display updates. Read full review
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10-Jan-2012
Size: 55 in.LG 55EM9600 First Impressions Review
One of the most talked about products here at CES 2012 has been LG's 55-inch OLED TV. The picture quality is stunning and it’s a mere 4mm thick. Read full review
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09-Jan-2012
Size: 80 in.Sharp Aquos LC-80LE844U First Impressions Review
While the screen is definitely big, the demonstrated software lacked polish. . Read full review
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$1,364.9314-Dec-2011
Size: 55 in.Sony Bravia KDL-55EX620 HDTV Review
The Sony KDL-55EX620 (previously $2099, now $1619 MSRP) is the highest-end LED-lit TV that does not include 3D display. To our minds, that definitely makes it worth investigation, as 3D is a dubious attribute anyway and certainly not worth paying extra for unless you're really enthused about it. Read full review
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$429.9913-Dec-2011
Size: 40 in.Toshiba 40E210U HDTV Review
The Toshiba 40E210U ($599 MSRP) is the entry-level model in Toshiba's 40-49" LCD selection. It certainly feels entry-level. Read full review
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$699.9913-Dec-2011
Size: 55 in.Toshiba 55G310U HDTV Review
Toshiba has stripped this TV of any unnecessary frills like 3D imaging, internet connectivity, and fancy LED edgelighting to give consumers a basic television with a strong performance across the board, especially for the price point. Read full review
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12-Dec-2011
Size: 42 in.LG 42PT350 HDTV Review
The LG 42PT350 ($599 MSRP) is LG's entry-level plasma, limited in features but adequate enough in many areas of performance. The drawback, though, is the ill-fitting 1024 x 768 native resolution, which creates a number of problems for picture sharpness. Read full review
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Latest HDTV News
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30-Jan-2012Superbowl HDTV Buying Guide
The weeks leading up to Super Bowl Sunday are fraught with anticipation and last-minute big screen HDTV sales. But rushing a major purchase can often lead to buyer's remorse come Monday morning. Let us coach you to a winning purchase with this helpful guide. Read More...
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20-Dec-2011Cleaning up the Soap Opera Effect: Motion Interpolation and why 480Hz looks terrible on your new TV
We have seen comments from dismayed consumers saying that their new, expensive television makes all content look like it was cheaply produced. We know this problem well. It is the result of motion interpolation, a marketing feature added to all high-end televisions, and it is easy to turn off. Read More...
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01-Nov-2011TelevisionInfo.com 2011 Select Awards
After testing dozens of televisions this year, the staff of TVI has made its official selections for the very best televisions of 2011. Read More...
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06-Sep-20113D TV, Not Ready for Prime Time
If you’ve been shopping for a new TV is the last two years, you’ve probably heard a lot of hype about 3D. As with most new technologies, customers are awash in baffling terminology and misinformation. Here’s a simple guide to walk you through the basics. Read More...
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12-May-2011Celebrate RefrigeratorInfo's Launch By Winning a Plasma TV!
Find out how you can win a 42-inch plasma TV in celebration of the newest member of the Reviewed.com family... Read More...
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05-May-2011Reviewed.com Announces Launch of RefrigeratorInfo.com
Reviewed.com today is announcing the launch of RefrigeratorInfo.com, the first of a series of home appliance review websites the company will be launching over the coming year. Read More...
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05-Jan-2011Surprise! Panasonic releases more 3D products
Panasonic unveils a number of predictable 3D TVs, along with a surprising little Viera Tablet. Read More...
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05-Jan-2011Samsung Announces Lots of 3D HDTVs for 2011
Samsung has announced details of their 2011 HDTV lineup Read More...
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04-Jan-2011USA TODAY ACQUIRES REVIEWED.COM
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USA TODAY announces the acquisition of Reviewed.com, a group of 12 product-review websites that provide comprehensive reviews for technology products such as digital cameras, camcorders and high definition televisions. -
03-Aug-2010VideoProjectorInfo.com, a new resource for home theater projectors
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Today we're proud to announce the launch of VideoProjectorinfo.com, a new website in the Reviewed.com family. This site provides the most comprehensive and accurate reviews of video projectors for home, business and other uses. -
03-Aug-2010Panasonic's new consumer 3D camcorder and what it means for 3D TV owners
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Last week, Panasonic announced the first consumer 3D camcorder, the HDC-SDT750 (Camcorderinfo.com just published the first hands-on preview today). The significance isn't so much the existence of a 3D camcorder, but that Panasonic managed to beat everyone else to the punch. After all, four manufacturers – Panasonic, Sony, Samsung, and LG – all have 3D TVs already on the market, and all but LG also happen to manufacturer a wide range of camcorders and cameras. Panasonic is first out the gate, but you can be sure others will follow. So is this the dawn of the new 3D revolution that the electronics companies want so badly? -
18-May-2010HDTV Streaming Content Compared
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Televisions aren't just getting their content through the coax cable anymore. Just as the internet has gradually moved towards a video-rich space—YouTube, Hulu, Vimeo, etc.—those same sorts of features are creeping into your TV sets. Like it or not, those 1000+ channels of direct cable are not enough anymore. -
11-Mar-2010Most expensive possible hack for getting Panasonic 3D glasses to work with Samsung 3D TV
Televisioninfo.com is currently in possession of the only two commercially available 3D HDTVs in the country, the Samsung UN55C7000 and the Panasonic TC-P50VT20. Much to the chagrin of our editors (and anyone else that bought them), the Samsung does not come with the necessary 3D glasses. So what's the workaround?
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10-Mar-20103D HDTV is in the house
We've just got our first 3D HDTV in for testing: the Panasonic TC-P50VT20. We'll be testing this HDTV over the next few days, so watch this space! In the meantime, here are a few photos of this TV and the 3D glasses that make it work.
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05-Jan-2010Complete CES 2010 Television Coverage
Coming soon: all of the television news from CES 2010!
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Features
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TelevisionInfo.com 2011 Select Awards
After testing dozens of televisions this year, the staff of TVI has made its official selections for the very best televisions of 2011. Read More...
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3D TV, Not Ready for Prime Time
If you’ve been shopping for a new TV is the last two years, you’ve probably heard a lot of hype about 3D. As with most new technologies, customers are awash in baffling terminology and misinformation. Here’s a simple guide to walk you through the basics. Read More...
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HDTV Streaming Content Compared
Televisions aren’t just getting their content through the coax cable anymore. Just as the internet has gradually moved towards a video-rich space—YouTube, Hulu, Vimeo, etc.—those same sorts of features are creeping into your TV sets. Like it or not, those 1000+ channels of direct cable are not enough anymore. Read More...
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Technology Preview: Haier Completely Wireless Television
Imagine a TV with no wires. You’re talking about WiFi, right? No, we mean no wires, at all. Haier, the Chinese company better known as an appliance manufacturer, is showcasing a new technology here at CES that conducts electricity wireless to the TV, as well as streaming content. The TV is pretty far from production at this point, but it’s among the more amazing things we’ve seen at the show. Here’s an in-depth look at the technology and how it might be implemented in future products. Read More...
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