Bang & Olufsen just announced it has added a new, smaller model to its BeoVision 10 lineup with a 32-inch version.

The third in the series introduced this year sports the same edge LED-backlight, DVB-HD over-the-air TV tuning and two built-in speakers that are said to offer superior sound quality.

Said to be the slimmest TV the company has ever made, the edge-lit LCD design is less than 7cm deep complete with its wall-bracket.

Long the dream of television fans, the world’s first high-definition TV capable of projecting three-dimensional images will be released in Japan on April 23.

Home electronics companies have been focusing their recent efforts on creating a home-use 3D TV, but Panasonic has beaten its rivals to a launch date.

The 3D systems are based on the company’s existing Viera plasma display panels, enabling the company to keep the price increase down to just Y70,000.

The push Samsung has been making to get their LED TV technology promoted is pretty impressive.

The CG was produced by New York based 1st Ave Machine who has done some very awesome work worth checking out.

Watch the gorgeous video!

The TV – which Philips claimed is the world’s first set able to offer a true cinematic display in your living room, thanks to its 21:9 aspect ratio – will hit UK shops in June.

But, as you’d probably have guessed, the set’s a wee bit more expensive than the average cinema ticket.

The 56-inch ultra-widescreen panel will run you €4,000 ($5,045).
Via Reghardware

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It has 2.5 hours of battery life and you can connect it to a PC for uploading your pics and videos or plug in an SD card and the screen is behind a a protective transparent shield (a flap covers the screen when it is not in use).

The bag sells for £295 ($430) and they do offer international shipping if you need to get your hands on one.

This “transparent” TV really exists, and it’s from Sony. Look at the screen, it’s like floating… and the speakers, freaking awesome!

Hats off to Sony for the magnificent idea of making a “Transparent TV” that is sooner or later going to revolutionize the meaning of a TV.