New Best Buy survey asks public about prospect of Apple HDTV

A new Best Buy customer survey is asking for feedback on a potential "Apple HDTV," says The Verge. Mockup promotional text touts that "Apple finally reinvents what a TV can do," and describes the display as a 42-inch, 1080p LED model, running the same version of iOS used in the current Apple TV set-top. Like the set-top, the TV could be controlled via an iPad or iPhone, fetch content from iCloud ...

Apple 42-Inch HDTV For $1,499?

Washington, D.C. (February 6, 2012) -- Best Buy has distributed a customer survey suggesting that a new 42-inch Apple HDTV could cost $1,499, the web site Verge.com reports.

CES 2012: 4K TV sets make their debut, minus the hoopla

With surprisingly little fanfare, the major consumer electronics manufacturers introduced a new category of television at the Consumer Electronics Show this year: 4K TV sets, which cram four times as much picture information onto the screen as the best of the current high-definition models. That's a little over 8 million pixels, compared to about 2 million in a 1080P HDTV set.

The Best Big Screen 3D HDTV [Battlemodo]

# battlemodo No, the Super Bowl is not going to be in 3D this year. Again. But that doesn't mean you don't want a 3D set. Here's the thing: The best 2D TV is a 3D TV. The burlier image processors required to render the third dimension make everything look better. More »

Apple 42" HDTV At $1,499 Will Bomb!

Washington, D.C. (February 7, 2012) -- Note: Every weekday, Swanni, president of TVPredictions.com, will post a new prediction on a TV related matter on the Home Page of this web site. Today, Swanni gazes into his crystal ball and offers a forecast on the future of the Fox drama, Fringe.