Black Friday 2009: QVC plans sales to keep people watching

Black Friday is just a few days away now and one retailer who does not normally get involved in the sales is QVC. However, this year things are different for the television retailer as they plan an aggressive strategy to keep their loyal shoppers watching. Read more

Sanyo DP50719 HDTV: Walmart Black Friday Sales

It’s been an interesting week for Wal-Mart and their Black Friday 2009 deals, it started with leaks going up as fast as they were taken down. Today we can confirm that Walmart’s official Black Friday ad is live online.

You can head over to Walmart’s site here to view their official Black Friday ad. One deal we particularly like in Walmart’s Black Friday sales is the Sanyo DP50719 HDTV. Read more

Panasonic TC-P54S1: Sears Pre Black Friday 2009 Sales

Today in pre Black Friday 2009 sales, Sears are featuring the Panasonic TC-P54S1 54-inch Viera S1 series plasma HDTV. The deal is well worthy of the pre Black Friday status, thanks to a massive $700 off.

You can get the P54S1 today for $1099.99, which is perfect for cinema-quality movies and sports. Read more

LG 50PS11: Sears Black Friday 2009, sales on now

We have never seen so many big discounts on products before Black Friday, 2009 and turned out to be something special for those looking for early sales before the day after Thanksgiving. This is obviously due to the economy, and advertisers wanting to give consumers many more big discounts over a longer period to increase profits. Read more

Samsung 40″ LN40B500: Sears Black Friday Sales 2009

Sears are already gearing up for the Black Friday 2009 sales; this is evident in the amount of doorbusters they are showing on their ad. We just hope that you are able to grab hold of one of these bargains, considering what we spoke about in a recent article. One item that could do very well for Sears is the Samsung 40″ LN40B500 LCD TV. Read more

Sears Black Friday sales in 2009: Television Doorbusters

We now have just one week to go until Black Friday 2009, and the most popular deals are always TVs. This year will be no different and Sears have proved this with the huge amount of television doorbusters. Read more on the truth about doorbuster deals in our recent article. Read more

Power-Hungry Television sets to be banned in California

It has been reported that power-hungry television sets are to be banned in California, following a recent state legislation which aims to cut down on energy consumption. Read more

Target vs. Walmart: Black Friday 2009 Ads, TVs Compared

Black Friday 2009 is going to be the same as the deals last year in two ways, the most popular products will be TVs and the other is that Target and Walmart will be offering some of the biggest deals. We thought we would take a look at a few of the TVs they have up for offer. Read more

Samsung 46″ LED HDTV: Black Friday 2009 At Best Buy

We all love a good deal and Black Friday is the time to get some great offers on a range of products. The best selling items of this sale period is on TV’s and Best Buy always have many up for offer, such as the Samsung UN46B6000VF: 46-inch LED HDTV. You will be amazed at what you will be getting for your money. Read more

Microsoft uses X Factor to promote Xbox 360 lineup

Microsoft have revealed that they have acquired a whole ad slot during UK television programming, to promote some of their upcoming titles in the run up to the Christmas period. Read more

Dragon Stop Motion 2.0: Mac OS X, and Windows animation solution

D-Zed Software has announced the launch of Dragon Stop Motion 2.0, an update to the stop motion animation program for use on Mac OS X and Windows. The professional level software is designed for those in the feature film, television and commercial business. Read more

The Biggest Loser Wii and DS: New details and release date

THQ have just released new details on their forthcoming game ‘The Biggest Loser’ which will release on the Nintendo Wii and DS and be based on the hit television show. Read more

12MP Samsung SCH-W880: More Camera than Phone

The recent announcement of the Samsung SCH-W880 came as a shock to many, as it seems that it is more camera than cell phone. Samsung have only gone a stuffed a 3G handset into a 12-megapixel camera. Not only that, but the handset also comes with 3x optical zoom. Read more

Sky TV coming to Xbox 360 in October

Just in case you forgot about the upcoming Sky features for the Xbox 360, we have just heard that Sky TV features will be going live on the Xbox 360 sometime next month. Read more

Panasonic 3D Plasma TV Coming in 2010

Panasonic have set themselves a huge task of offering consumers a 3D Plasma TV sometime in 2010, but it looks as though they are on track as they have unveiled a 50-inch prototype model of a 3D Plasma television. The TV also comes with active glasses to help make the 3D experience possible. Read more

ARM dual-core Cortex-A9 designs: iPhone 4G on the way?

Chip design specialists ARM have just announced that they are currently developing Dual-Core Cortex-A9 Processor Designs, based on their Cortex-A9 platform. Read more

Sony ‘make.believe’ coming to PS3, PSP and PSN

Fresh from the release of the PS3 Slim and plans to introduce the world to 3D television, Sony have just announced that they are to give their brand logo / slogan a makeover. Read more

Sony 3D Tech: PS3, TV’s, laptops, and Blu-ray disc

We have more news on the upcoming announcement of Sony’s push into 3D technology now, as it has been reported that Sony are going to extend the technology beyond television sets. Read more

Facebook Remote Control: Microblog while watching TV

According to a report on InformationWeek it seems that IBM have filed a patent for a device which would allow people to blog by using an “enhanced remote controller” to blog, this technology would allow users to autoblog without needing the use of a computer. Read more

LG 15-inch OLED TV: Consumer Reality

Have you checked out the lovely photos of LG’s upcoming 15-inch OLED television range yet? You should do so, as Reuters have just revealed that these models are going to become ‘consumer reality’. Read more

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