The IFA news is still coming in thick and fast, so take a quick break from what you’re doing and grab all of it you missed so far this morning here in the lunchtime lowdown!
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LG has kicked off its IFA assault by unveiling the LG Smart TV. The Internet-connected concept comes packing apps, promises to be iPad-friendly and most intriguingly ditches a traditional channel zapper in favour of the Wiimote-style Magic Motion Remote. Read on for all the details on LG’s future TV…
Toshiba Blu-ray
Toshiba has already feasted on humble pie this summer, joining the Blu–ray disc association and admitting to plans for a Toshiba Blu–ray player this year. IFA will doubtless see it make its debut, doubtless with a price to make competitors sweat.
Sony has already blessed the Far East and America with its dancing disco robot Rolly, but now it’s coming to the UK too.
Exclusive: Blu-Ray’s conquered the HD format war, but its design and technical limitations mean the current format is as good as it’ll get. Sony says it’ll be the last optical format, after which, we’ll move way from shiny discs altogether.
After 3G traces were spotted deep inside the Eee PC 901, it looks like there will indeed be a 3G enabled version and T-Mobile has jumped on board to release it in Germany.
It’s already unveiled a 9.9mm thick LCD telly, and now Sony’s completing the package with these rakishly thin speakers!
Satnav giant TomTom has unleashed a whole new range of route-finders – all of which keep a constant connection to the firm’s new LIVE Services.