Freshly announced today at Google I/O, Google TV requires a set-top box or a standalone television, and Logitech is the first company to partner with Google for the former solution, offering the Harmony Companion Box, which, naturally, works with the popular Harmony line of universal remote controls. More »

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Back in the ’90s, controlling television meant ruling the world. Google owns the internet, so branching out to TV is logical. Google TV works with existing cable networks by way of Google TV televisions (Sony has signed on), Logitech’s Google TV Companion Box, and even Blu-Ray players. More »

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On March 10 (that’s right! WEDNESDAY!), over 200 Best Buy stores across the United States will be launching their 3D television lines. More »

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CES 2010 featured the latest and hottest new gadgets. One of the more popular trends was the rise of the 3D television. Samsung has officially kick-started its first LCD 3D TV for mass production. More »

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LG introduced has introduced its new EL9500 15″ OLED TV. This spectacular device is set to hit the United States in mid-2010 with a price tag of $2,500. More »

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TiVo definitely has something up its sleeves. Similar to the Apple invitations, mysterious TiVo invitations were sent out today for an event scheduled to happen on March 2nd. Apparently they have something to show us. More »

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It is estimated that up to about 10% of the population cannot see the so-called 3D images that companies have been boasting about at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. CNN correspondent Rafe Needleman investigated the matter, asking about the relatively large population of viewers that would not be able to view the 3D technology. Needleman notes that oddly, “none of the HDTV manufacturing companies I reached out to could provide a direct comment on this topic” (CNN.com). More »

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“Nielsen delivers the most comprehensive picture of what and how people watch across television, online, mobile, radio, books and music. In 2010 we see a continuation, if not an acceleration, of current trends with consumers watching and connecting more.” More »

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As cool and stylish as Sony may make these 3D glasses look, there is a predetermined limit to how slick you can actually look while donning any sort of “hardware” on your face. The TCL Corporation may have come up with a solution to those of you wary of becoming “four eyes” every night when watching TV. More »

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I must say, out of all the amazing items seen at the Consumer Electronics Show this year, this one really caught my eye. It’s the Toshiba CELL TV. The CELL TV really impressed many people and is sure to be a big item when it hits. The TV has already been introduced in Japan. Here’s a rundown of some of the features it packs: More »

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Each year at the Consumer Electronics Show, there is a “battle of the gadgets” to determine the “last gadget standing.” Ten finalists are selected, and the product that gets the most applause is crowned. People that were unable to attend CES had a separate online voting. The highly portable SHOW WX Pico Projector won the online vote, but the device that stole the real show was the Boxee Box. More »

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My sitting here writing articles about the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas will only get you so far. Fasten your seat belts, ladies and gentlemen, and prepare to take a short trip to Sin City, courtesy of Gadget Pr0n. Join Kevin and Alison as they take you through some of the latest products, with the coolest features, in the realm of 3D, by some of the biggest manufacturers out there. More »

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The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is truly a haven for the latest, greatest, and hottest trends in technology. The South Korean based company, LG, introduced its latest installment to its flat-screen television line. Measuring in at a little thicker than a poster board, the new LG flat-screen is a third of the width of the previously marketed 23.3 mm model. Although still not beating the Sony 9.9mm flat-screen, LG emphasizes that this TV will sport such new technology as internet connectivity, which follows the new trend that calls for “connected” or “smart” televisions. This particular LG model is expected to be released late 2010.

I am still trying to decide whether that box that it’s being stood up on is actually part of the console or not. My guess is probably not. I would imagine that wall space is limited at CES. If it is, in fact, part of the console, then I predict that LG is going to see very little consumer interest in this product. I mean, who wants a super flat TV mounted on a chunky box? I sure don’t.

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Remember when you were a kid, and you dreamed that a day with 3D television and video games would come? Well, the future is now, because this week’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is filled with 3D televisions from such big companies as Sony, Samsung, LG, and Panasonic. Of course, no longer are the days of the awkward red and blue glasses; this “new” type of 3D utilizes a new type of technology. More »

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This weekend’s news of Tiger Woods getting into a car accident, Allen Iverson retiring (for the moment) and the shooting of four Police Officers in Washington State, were sent to me in the form of Twitter Tweets and text messages. While I did watch TV, it wasn’t breaking news or anything of that nature, to the TV stations showing holiday programming and football.

With all three news reports, I was somewhat shocked and instantly found myself grabbing my laptop to read about it in details. More »

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