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Thanks to a strong holiday season for TV manufacturers, there won't be as many big deals on HDTVs for Super Bowl season.
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While there were several Google TV products at CES last week, we're still not convinced it is the next big thing.
After being yanked from last year's show at the last minute, Google TV may be one of the big stories to come out of CES in 2012.
Hulu has just added support for its first Android tablet, but it's not the one you might expect.
We knew going into CES that 3D would yet again be another big trend. But because of the rather scattered state of the 3D industry right now, no one really cared what anyone had to show.
Vizio has unveiled a whole bunch of TVs that it plans to introduce in its game-changing line of Theater 3D products.
You may know Vizio as a reputable manufacturer of affordable HDTV sets, but coming later this year, it's looking to expand its consumer electronics presence by turning to Android for a brand new phone and tablet.
If you're anything like me, once your friends realized you had a 3D TV, they looked at those $150 3D glasses at Best Buy and confusingly asked, "Why don't you just steal a pair from the movie theater?" Those are Vizio's thoughts exactly.
January's 2011 CES show may very well be the moment when Google's TV operating system goes from neat concept to market-dominating super power, as more companies are expected to add to the repertoire of Google TV-enabled products, highlighting the important of Internet-powered TV sets moving forward.
This ain't your grandmas home theater set-up. The CE Pro 100 tells you how the other half makes like a pomme de terre de le divan.
The superbowl may be over, but perhaps even more brutal than the post-game analysis is the commentary over the ads which played almost as big a part as the whole ball-ing drama itself.
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