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  • Article | 6/04/2011 Samsung announces Australian prices for 2011 TVs
    Samsung has announced the pricing for its 2011 Australian line-up of plasma, LCD and LED televisions. Most of these TVs will be released in April and ...
  • Article | 2/03/2010 Glasses set to drive the cost of 3D TVs up
    The cost of 3D television technology is increasing even before 3D TVs hit our shores, with reports that the glasses needed to take advantage of the ne...
  • Article | 14/01/2010 Samsung 3D TVs likely to reach Australia in April
    Samsung plans to release its 3D-compatible LED televisions in Australia, with models expected to be released in mid-April.
  • Article | 16/12/2009 LG launches the best LED TV yet
    LG has upped the ante for the high-end LED television market, releasing a 55in LED backlit television. The LG LH95 boasts a contrast ratio of 5,000,00...
  • Article | 9/11/2009 LG releases Full HD LED TVs with 'borderless' design
    LG has announced the retail release of its SL90 and SL80 series LCD televisions, with a 'borderless' design that employs a single sheet of glass over ...
  • Article | 1/10/2009 Sharp launches first LED TV with integrated Blu-ray player
    Sharp has launched locally the first LED-backlit LCD television with an integrated Blu-ray disc player, the 40in AQUOS LC-40LB700X. This television ha...
  • Article | 3/09/2009 Sharp releases its first LED television
    Sharp Australia has released its first LED-backlit LCD television: the LC-40LE700EX. The TV boasts a 2,000,000:1 contrast ratio and low power consumpt...
  • Article | 1/08/2009 LG introduces ultra-slim LCD TVs
    At LG's fifth annual summer line show in New York City, the company introduced two new HDTV lines, the SL80 and SL90. Both caught my attention for the...
  • Article | 11/07/2009 Sharp adds LEDs and size to Aquos HDTVs
    LED-backlit HDTVs once were an expensive rarity, but that's changing. Sharp Electronics' new line of Aquos HDTVs offer the premium of LED backlighting...
  • Article | 23/06/2009 Kogan to launch LED TVs this year
    At a press event in Sydney today, Australian company Kogan revealed plans to release 19in and 22in LED TVs within the next two months.

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