HDTV News:

• Report: UK HDTV owners twice as likely to buy 3DTV set
  Britons who already own a high definition television set (HDTV) are more than twice as likely to buy a 3D television (3DTV) within the next twelve months as those who have not yet bought an HDTV, according to a survey of 700 UK consumers completed by analyst firm Strategy Analytics.
  HDTV 06 Sep 2010
• IFA 2010 Wrap-Up
  IFA 2010 isn?t quite finished yet ? the show continues through until midway next week ? but it?s had its stab at the major headlines. Would-be iPad ?killers? and 3D were this year?s themes, with Panasonic, Sony, Sharp and others all trying to convince us that the 1080p HDTV we bought a couple of years ago should really be traded in for a new, 3D-capable set. Product of the show, though, has to ...
  HDTV 06 Sep 2010
• New HP Laptops Feature 3D, Wireless HDTV Streaming
  New models emphasize 3D, audio and an adapter that lets users stream high-definition movies from a computer to an HDTV. High-definition television - Hewlett-Packard - Television - Business - HDTV
  HDTV 06 Sep 2010
• UK HDTV Owners Twice as Likely to Buy 3DTV Set, Strategy Analytics
  LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Britons who already own a high definition television set (HDTV) are more than twice as likely to buy a 3D television within the next twelve months as those who have not yet bought an HDTV.
  HDTV 06 Sep 2010
• Toshiba StorE TV+ drive connects up to 2TB of media directly to your HDTV
  Feel like connecting a HTPC or even one of the many streamers to your HDTV is overkill? Toshiba's new StorE TV+ is prepared to quietly retain up to 2TB of media (in various formats, check after the break for specs) until called upon, when it can play them back via HDMI, no connected PC required. It can also connect to PCs or other DLNA devices (like, coincidentally enough, Toshiba's new HDTVs ...
  HDTV 06 Sep 2010
• Philips' Cinema 21:9 Platinum HDTV finally takes the leap into 3D
  It's kind of hard to outdo yourself with only two dimensions when they read 21 and 9, respectively, so Philips has decided to do the only thing left for a trendy display maker: go 3D . Though we saw ( and loved ) a 3D prototype of the 56-inch variant at last year's IFA, this new, 58-inch Cinema 21:9 Platinum HDTV looks set to bring the third dimension to actual retail. It's got the Ambilight ...
  HDTV 06 Sep 2010