Oliver Shultz
15 May 2012, 12:15
When you think of Ikea, you certainly don’t think of the latest innovations in consumer electronics. Or do you? If you’re familiar with the Uppleva TV, perhaps your perception is already starting to change. Originally announced earlier this year, the Uppleva will be the discount furniture retailer’s first big foray into the world of electronics, but don’t worry – you won’t have to put all the diodes and electrical connectors together.
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Ikea’s Uppleva TV will be a smart TV, have video streaming apps
When you think of Ikea, you certainly don’t think of the latest innovations in consumer electronics. Or do you? If you’re familiar with the Uppleva TV, perhaps your perception is already starting to change. Originally announced earlier this year, the Uppleva will be the discount furniture retailer’s first big foray into the world of electronics, but don’t worry – you won’t have to put all the diodes and electrical connectors together.
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Oliver Shultz
29 April 2012, 15:02
Internet connected televisions suck. No two ways around it. Their interfaces are slow, poorly designed and hampered by allegiances to the antiquated satellite and cable television industries.
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Why Apple or Anyone Needs to Disrupt the Boring World of TV Technology
Internet connected televisions suck. No two ways around it. Their interfaces are slow, poorly designed and hampered by allegiances to the antiquated satellite and cable television industries.
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Oliver Shultz
24 April 2012, 13:01
Ever since it first came to light that Apple might be working on manufacturing its own television set, the imaginations of consumer electronics enthusiasts have been sparked in a way that is uncharacteristic of the usually boring TV market. Sure, in the last couple years companies have started putting in hard drives and dedicated operating systems into the TV sets themselves, but nothing has become a cultural phenomenon.
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25% of US consumers like the idea of an Apple-branded TV
Ever since it first came to light that Apple might be working on manufacturing its own television set, the imaginations of consumer electronics enthusiasts have been sparked in a way that is uncharacteristic of the usually boring TV market. Sure, in the last couple years companies have started putting in hard drives and dedicated operating systems into the TV sets themselves, but nothing has become a cultural phenomenon.
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Oliver Shultz
27 January 2012, 22:20
Apple is said to be prepping their OLED TV to launch sometime in April or latest by May 2012. The Apple OLED TV will come in a gorgeous and very thin body. The Apple OLED TV will employ OLED panels of various sizes up to 42 inches. If this is true, Apple will be ahead of Samsung and LG launching the largest OLED TV.
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Apple to launch Siri-powered OLED TV in Q2?
Apple is said to be prepping their OLED TV to launch sometime in April or latest by May 2012. The Apple OLED TV will come in a gorgeous and very thin body. The Apple OLED TV will employ OLED panels of various sizes up to 42 inches. If this is true, Apple will be ahead of Samsung and LG launching the largest OLED TV.
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Oliver Shultz
21 January 2012, 14:05
If you wish to control your TV as cool as you do with the gestures on Kinect, soon there will be a TV that allows you to do so. PrimeSense is the key player in this next-gen TV interface which allows you to interact with your TV through gestures.
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PrimeSense shows off gesture-controlled TV interface
If you wish to control your TV as cool as you do with the gestures on Kinect, soon there will be a TV that allows you to do so. PrimeSense is the key player in this next-gen TV interface which allows you to interact with your TV through gestures.
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