Jan 07
Earlier today Sony announced a new short-throw digital projector
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Jan 07
Yesterday we got the official word that LG would be using WebOS
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Jan 07
Panasonic is showing off a prototype of a 4K micro four thirds format interchangeable lens camera. It looks just l
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Jan 07
The other night we saw a bunch of Samsung’s curved 4K TVs
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Jan 07
Sony just announced a super slick projector called the 4K Ultra Short Throw Projector that’ll be able to turn any wall into a 4K display. It’s a part of Sony’s new Life Space UX What’s cool about the projector is that it’s placed right next to a wall instead of behind your head. And that it uses lasers!
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Jan 07
Toshiba has announced a new display update for a pair of its notebook computers at CES 2014. The machines include the Tecra W50 and the Satellite P50t. The Tecra W50 … Continue reading
Jan 06
Hands-on with the Sony 4K Handycam
Posted in: Today's ChiliToday at CES, Sony introduced their new 4K Handycam. Sony’s push for 2014 is bringing 4K across your devices, and while they’ve had a 4K video camera for some time, … Continue reading
Jan 06
As the price of 4K televisions drop and related devices expand, the demand for consumer-level Ultra HD camcorders is increasing, with such functionality even making its way onto a few … Continue reading
Jan 06
Sony’s new 4K TVs are unbendingly plain but pretty much what a reasonable near-future human would really want in a giant TV: a big beautiful screen that doesn’t need extra curves or egregious size to give you eyegasms. It’s the type of TV that’ll end up trickling down into our living rooms because there aren’t any gimmicks that’ll be forgotten about the next time someone wants to throw needless features on the wall and see what sticks.
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Jan 06
[CES 2014]It’s not news that Sony is investing heavily in the 4K content pipeline from end-to-end, meaning that they have solutions that span from when the content is created to when it is watched in people’s homes. In 2014 and with the rise of HEVC (a better compression standard for 4K videos), Sony can push deeper into 4K territory. That’s what the Bravia X line of television has been designed for. (more…)
Sony BRAVIA X Series: Designed For 4K original content from Ubergizmo. 
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