This year’s NAB looked more like a hybrid of CES and InfoComm than anything else.

It seems like everyone’s got one these days. Do they really work? Are there any differences between models? You may be surprised at my test results.

It has Wide XGA resolution, weighs all of 1.4 pounds, and cranks out 200+ lumens. What else is there to say? (Oh yeah, it also has a Mini HDMI connection.)

Panasonic’s current TV lineup includes LCD, plasma, active shutter 3DTV, AND passive 3DTV in all sizes. So, what’s the 2012 marketing strategy – something for everyone?

In a day and age of ‘me too’ projectors, Mit’s HC7800 really stands out. But ‘ouch,’ those glasses!

In 1919, the French artist Marcel Duchamp took a cheap postcard reproduction of the Mona Lisa, and added a beard, moustache, and the letters “L.H.O.O.Q.”  When pronounced in French, the letters sound like the sentence “Elle a chaud au cul,” which can be translated as “She has a hot ass.” My old art history teacher [...]

Go back in time about 6-7 years and you’ll see just how dramatically the TV landscape has changed, along with the reversal of fortunes for Korean and Japanese TV manufacturers.

Philips’ 21:9 aspect ratio LCD TV was a clever idea, but never caught on.

Samsung’s spring 2012 TV showcase was a markedly lower-key affair than previous events, and placed a heavy emphasis on ‘smart’ TV connectivity and control.

The upcoming InfoComm show in June will be most notable for who’s not there…