HD NEWS AUGUST 2010

Along with rival manufacturers such as Toshiba, the electronics giant Sony are aiming to produce a 3D TV system that does not require the use of special glasses >> Full Story

Aiming to be the last word in budget audio visual home entertainment, Sony's feature packed BDV-E370 gets Blu-ray, 3D, iPod compatibility and more. >> Full Story

The subscription based delivery and on line movie provider Lovefilm has struck a deal with MGM studios to make the legendary Hollywood studio's films available to its customers >> Full Story

Just weeks after walking away from the BBC led IPTV (Internet Protocol TV) initiative, Channel 5 has signaled its intention to rejoin the project >> Full Story

Sony are predicting that by 2014, some 50% of all TVs sold in the UK will be 3D enabled >> Full Story

Sony have announced details of two new 3D enabled LED TVs, the NX713 and NX813, due for release late 2010 >> Full Story

Despite making their reservations public in the past, Panasonic are planning to launch two new Plasma TVs with Pseudo 2D-3D conversion. >> Full Story

At the Star Wars Celebration V convention in Orlando this weekend, George Lucas confirmed that a box set of all six Star Wars films will arrive in full Blu-ray glory next Autumn. >> Full Story

With superb picture quality, on board recording, 3D capability, slick on line features and more, today's Blu-ray players bear little resemblance to the clunky machines we were introduced to just a few years ago >> Full Story

Apple's plans to name it new streaming TV service 'iTV', could bring it into conflict with ITV who are currently seeking legal advice. >> Full Story

Sony have added a 40in model to their 3D enabled flagship 'Signature' LX903 range of LCD TVs with LED backlighting. >> Full Story

Despite huge investment by some of the world's biggest audio visual manufacturers and entertainment providers, the take up of 3D TV in the home is set to grow steadily rather than explode in popularity >> Full Story

Channel 4 are currently negotiating with Sony to bring a version of their popular video on demand service to the PS3 games console; they are also developing a similar app for Apple's iPad. >> Full Story

LG are hoping that a combination of stunning looks alongside high end features such as LED backlighting will make their 3D enabled LX9900 LCD TV's a big hit with consumers. >> Full Story

Inheriting many of the high end features found on their outgoing 9 series, the Philips 7605 LCD series looks like pretty good value for a mid range offering - and they look absolutely stunning. >> Full Story

Panasonic have been late coming to the LED party, but with their high end V20 series of LCD TVs which come with Freeview and Freesat tuners it looks like they have arrived in style. >> Full Story

ITV are planning to introduce paid for High Definition versions of ITV2, ITV3 and ITV4 along with a brand new stand alone subscription channel >> Full Story