What you see above is LG’s latest super-thin LED LCD TV, which they claimed to be the world’s thinnest. Yes, I had to admit that it looked impressive nonetheless. Sexily thin and magnificently beautiful that it’s so amazing our technology had reached such magnitude, thanks to that localized “Nano LED” dimming technology. However, we can’t help to not notice the stand, which not surprisingly has grown in size and no longer seemed to be the thin stand that it used to be, just a stand. Now it houses what used to be at the back of your television. Simple reallocation job, which does wonder. Yet, the LG LEX8 8.8mm thick LCD TV is astoundingly impressive. However, you can’t hang it on your wall mount anymore, obviously.

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Yet another photo leak that wants to prove that the next generation iPod Touch (4^th generation actually) will have a front-facing camera, besides a retina display. Just how long more do we need to wait to see the next iPod Touch?

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Say the name please. KDL-60NX810, KDL-55NX810 and KDL-46NX810 sounds like names of some random microchips, or some drones from Star Wars. But they’re Sony’s latest midrange HDTV, which is just under the flagship XBR-series.

Sony’s XBR10 is somewhat wicked sick, with wireless HDMI and is made super slim with Sony’s insane technology. But they’re not 3D ready, there’s no Wi-Fi, and no localized dimming, which current peeps think is the in-thing. So Sony’s throwing in a ‘nearly-premium’ KDL-series that’s Wi-Fi ready, 3D-ready, but short of the wireless thing. They’re also part of a resurgence of localized backlight dimming technology at Sony that started with the beloved, old, over-engineered but amazing XBR8, which can still outpace many newer LCDs. Hopefully they can capture the attention of some shoppers while Sony redesign their flagship with some funky stuff and amazing tech yet again. Read more…

IPS panels market is ‘srsly’ business, unlike your typical widescreen HD monitors mushrooming all over the world. While Apple has moved out of the 30-inch business, Dell is preparing to get back in instead. Dell’s unannounced, but seemingly all too real UltraSharp U3011 has been snapped over in China. It has a formidable 2,560 x 1,600 resolution while maintaining the styling of the smaller U2711. TFT Central reports it’ll be a 10-bit H-IPS panel from LG Display, bearing a 7ms response time, 1,000:1 contrast ratio, 370 nits of overkilled brightness, and 178-degree viewing angles on both the horizontal and vertical axis. HDMI and DVI connections come in packs of two, accompanied by a lone DisplayPort. It seemed capable of giving HP’s ZR30w run for its moolah.

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This is something this company called Corning is trying to push. Their latest Gorilla Glass promise to go over the edge, being more durable, stronger than others, which will provide youi ‘scratch resistance’ and ‘near unbreakable’ screen.

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Few years ago, every hardware manufacturer is racing to splash a “Made for Vista” on each and every product that they have. But judging from the current market that is fast-pace moving, nobody’s in a hurry to play this marketing gimmick game again. Now green is the new gold. Read more…

Winscape is a beautiful windows you can install in your home. Behind the windows were equipped with two HD plasma displays with 1920×1080 with sound. iPhone is used for web control of sleep/wake/scene selection.

“If you have a Mac attached to your HD TV, you can easily run the Winscape software with one or more of our scenery movies. The Winscape software is free to try and it works on any movie in your Movies folder. We are planning to have a Wii Remote and much sleeker IR necklace kit available by July.”

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ProLite T1531SR (15”), T1731SR (17”) and T1931SR (19”) are the latest touch panel LCDs (resistive) from Iiyama. It is made for professionals, to be used in Hotels, stores etc. Three of them are 100% compliant with Windows 7 touch drivers. More pictures after the break. Read more…

Police has arrested a man who went into Georgia Wal-Mart store and smashed off 29 TVs with baseball bat. Authorities say the man grabbed a metal baseball bat from the sporting goods section before walking to the electronics aisle where he started swinging. “That will be cool if there’s smash-to-win contest.” Video after the break. Read more…

Are you throwing extra cash on LCD TV? Check out this high-end one from Bang & Olufsen – the Bang & Olufsen 10-46. It is a 46-inch LCD TV, a successor to 40-inch version of BeoVision 10. It has similar technical specifications a LED backlight and 200Hz refresh rate. The BeoVision 10-46 will hit the store in selected markets in the April 2010. Pricing is not known at the moment, you can roughly guess it with the current 40 inch model that retails for sub-$10,000. Read more…