If you want to buy one of Panasonic’s upcoming VT25 series Full HD Plasma 3DTVs, you will have to go to a brick and mortar store as they apparently will not be available for purchase online.
The manufacturer is throwing in a fun little freebie with the purchase of one of four new Blu-ray models.
Both of the manufacturer’s new 5.1-channel receivers can add mobile devices into the A/V mix at home and are ready for the upcoming onslaught of Blu-ray 3D players.
A reader writes in asking why he can only get 2-channel sound from his Blu-ray player when connected through his HDTV.
With dongle-free Wi-Fi built right into the BD570, a heaping helping of online goodness–including HD content–is enabled right out of the box.
The retailer and manufacturer are teaming up for an in-store press event on March 10th to commemorate the sale of Panasonic’s first full HD 3D home theater system.
For the decor-conscious in need of a low-frequency fix, this stylish sub is definitely worth a look and a listen.
Big screen HDTV just got a lot more affordable with this sweet deal, knocking $800 off Samsung’s pretty Touch of Color plasma.
Just a month after showing off its new 2010 HDTV models at CES, Sony is showing off products and taking orders online and at Sony Style stores across the U.S.
The mega-retailer is moving into content delivery, and could soon take on Netflix, Amazon, iTunes, and every other streaming media service.
