Got a new flatscreen telly and can’t choose between a stand and wall bracket? Stellar is the latest piece of AV furniture from OmniMount that combines the best of both worlds.

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You thought Pioneer’s Kuro TVs were a plasma-only affair? You’d be right, until now. The company just gave us a sneak peek at their LCD range.

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Sony’s just slipped us details of their latest telly boxes. The Bravia V4000 LCDs not only kick out full HD in 40, 46 and 52 inches, but come clad in a gorgeous glossy shell.

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Think your HD telly’s the business? Think again. Samsung’s been wowing crowds with its 82 inch Ultra Definition screen.

With a resolution of 3,840 x 2,160 pixels, it puts even the nattiest 1080p TV to shame, and thanks to its LED backlight and 120 Hz refresh rate its colours are richer, and movement smoother, than anything else around.

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The race for the fastest TV’s has begun. Samsung are all set to show off their new telly tech capable of producing images at 240 Hertz, making the current 120Hz HDTV’s look like your grandma’s prehistoric boobtube.

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OLED TVs are definitely the future, but it’s clear they’ve still got a long way to go. Research firm DisplaySearch just released findings on Sony’s super slim XEL-1, showing its lifespan is just half what Sony says it is.

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Prime your PS3, and start marking programmes in the Radio Times: PlayTV will launch officially in September.

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Pioneer’s Kuro screens have always been renowned for their deep blacks, but the firm’s latest screens are even darker. Pioneer reckons its 2008 Kuros give blacks five times deeper than their predecessors, and even feature sensors to monitor the picture and room lighting at the same time, adjusting on the hop to give the best result possible. Available in 50 and 60 inch versions, expect to pay around £3,000 when they arrive later this year.
TBC | £3,000
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