A shiny new range of Toshiba Regza 3D TVs are launching worldwide this summer, according to reports from Japan. Yep, it seems Toshiba is joining the likes of Sony, Panasonic, Samsung and LG by cannonballing its bulk into the 3D TV swimming pool – and will also proffer a 3D Blu-ray player (or players).
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What’s the secret of the PS3 Slim’s skinny build? It’s down to more than rejigging the odd semi-conductor and improving the power supply, you know. IBM has revealed that the console is packing a brand new Cell processor too. We already know it’s more efficient that the original, and get this: it could well be faster too!
Toshiba had a rough CES last year, with the death of HD-DVD pretty much ruining the event. This year, however, it’s bounced back. The Toshiba booth was packed with next-gen loveliness, and while there was still no Blu-Ray in sight, there were plenty of other goodies to ogle.
We stuffed our eyes with Resolution+ and Cell TV, Transfer Jet and some seriously slick eco-friendly kit. Get a virtual peep at the Toshiba booth in our photo extravaganza after the jump.
We’ve known about Toshiba’s plan to use the Cell processor from the PS3 inside its next-gen tellies for a while, but now the ultra-smart screens have a price and a release date. Get set for the best TV you’ve ever clapped eyes on.
We’re almost ready to unbox our new arrival later this month, Spykee WiFi is one of the hottest robot launches of the year, and the makers Mecanno want you to fall in love with the entire family too.
We brought it to you while still in the prototyping stage, and even got confirmation Sony isn’t going to follow suit, but now Toshiba’s made its upscaling TV official, using a built-in Cell processor to crank up the detail on whatever you feed it.
Exclusive: Toshiba might be planning to shove the PS3’s Cell processor inside their next-gen TVs, but Sony thinks its a step too far, ruling out TVs with a PlayStation brain any time soon.