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blog.wired.com - 10/1/2008

Philips' 3D HDTV Might Destroy Space-Time Continuum

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Philips' 56-inch HD 3D display has four times the standard resolution of any TV. That's awesome. But the fact it can be watched with your own eyes without wearing silly glasses (or imposing a serious headache) is causing people to check themselves. Because they just might wreck themselves ...

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hdguru.com - 9/29/2008

Will You See All The HDTV Resolution You Expected? 125 2008 Model Test Results- HD GURU Exclusive

— hdguru.com — Posted September 27, 2008 Choosing the right HDTV is difficult. One important consideration is to know how... much resolution a particular HDTV extracts from a 1080i high definition signal. The HD Guru put 125 2008 HDTVs (plus one 2009 prototype) ... (more) Will You See All The HDTV Resolution You Expected? 125 ...

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gizmodo.com - 9/30/2008

I Played Portal on a 150-Inch Plasma HDTV and You Didn't [What Financial Crisis?]

— gizmodo.com — On Friday, Mahoney and I went to Panasonic HQ to check out one of the first prototypes... of their ludicrous 150-inch plasma TV. This thing puts the 103-incher that I checked out last year to shame. It's a metric ton of overkill, and I suffered through ... (more) I Played Portal on a 150-Inch Plasma HDTV and You ...

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appleinsider.com - 10/3/2008

Apple releases iTunes 8.0.1 to address HDTV episode bug

— appleinsider.com — Apple on Thursday night released iTunes 8.0.1 to fix several important issues with HDTV episodes, Genius playlists,... and accessibility. (more) Apple releases iTunes 8.0.1 to address HDTV episode bug

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Philips 3D HDTV is 56-inch wonder
SlashGear — ... Autostereoscopic 3D HD TV and it made its debut at a Hollywood event devote to all things 3D. So how high of a resolution are we talking, here? Try 3840×2160 on for size. Yeah, that blows any current HDTV right out of the water. The high resolution is needed, however, to create 3D images without a need for glasses. The TV has a 160-degree viewing angle, high image contrast and it provides for 46 views at once. Rumor has it this 3D-wonder will cost $25,000. [via Gadget Lab at Wired] ...

Philips 3D Autostereoscopic TV Requires No Glasses, Is Gentle On The Eyes [3D Technology]
Gizmodo — ... Philips unveiled their 56-inch 3D display yesterday that packs a Quad Full HD resolution (3840x2160). Wired says the autostereoscopic display requires no glasses and is able to support such a high resolution because of its high data throughput rates. Those high rates also allow for a 3D effect that is high contrast, silky smooth and has a viewing angle of 160 degrees. Early word is that these displays will cost upwards of $25000, and will mostly exist in the commercial space. [Wired] ...

Philips reveals a massive 3D Quad-HD TV
T3.com All — ... if you've splashed out on a Blu-ray library, you don't have to worry about your entire collection being rendered obsolete by a new 3D variety taking over in the next few years. This advanced technology won't be coming cheap, at least not at the outset. Philips is making the system available to businesses first, presumably because they're the only ones who can afford the $25,000 price tag. Related Links - 3D HD projectors inbound - Boston's 3D gaming PC Source: (via Wired ) advertisement

Philips reveals 56-inch Quad Full 3D HDTV in Hollywood
Engadget — ... On the slim chance that a 52-inch, no-glasses-needed 3D HDTV wasn't swank enough for you, Philips is one-upping itself at the Biz-Ex conference in Hollywood. This 56-inch monstrosity is hailed as a Quad Full Autostereoscopic 3D HDTV, which means that ...