Apple HDTV to cost US$1499? - CNET

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Apple HDTV to cost US$1499? CNET By Philip Wong on Feb 06, 2012 Best Buy is apparently using the widely rumored Apple HDTV in its latest consumer survey. Among the more interesting leaks are a US$1499 retail price for a 42-inch model and an integrated iSight camera. Report: Apple Plans iTV Launch In CanadaDeadline.com Apple 42-Inch HDTV For $1499?TVPredictions.com (press release) all 247 news articles »

Daily electronic deals: Panasonic TC- P60S30 60-inch plasma HDTV (1080p) - ConsumerReports.org

Daily electronic deals: Panasonic TC- P60S30 60-inch plasma HDTV (1080p) ConsumerReports.org Neither Consumer Reports nor The Consumerist receive anything in exchange for featuring these deals; the posts are intended to be purely informational. These deals are often fleeting, with prices changing or products becoming unavailable as the day ...

Samsung Beats Odds with Over 43 Million TVs Sold in 2011, Lofty Goals for 2012 - Bigpicturebigsound.com

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Samsung Beats Odds with Over 43 Million TVs Sold in 2011, Lofty Goals for 2012 Bigpicturebigsound.com That could be a low estimate, considering that the company is planning to introduce cheaper TVs for cost-conscious consumers. Samsung's move to lower prices will meet a high demand for more affordable viewing options. The report says that lesser known ... Samsung to Sell Cheaper TVsTVPredictions.com (press release) all 99 news articles »

HDTV Giants Panasonic and Sony Announce Record Annual Losses - Bigpicturebigsound.com

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HDTV Giants Panasonic and Sony Announce Record Annual Losses Bigpicturebigsound.com By Rachel Cericola The consumer electronics industry is ending the week on a low note, with two of the industry's largest companies announcing record losses. Reuters says that Panasonic is leading in the loss department, with $10.2 billion for the year ... and more »

Apple seen taking 5% of HDTV market, earning $17B in revenue - Apple Insider

Apple seen taking 5% of HDTV market, earning $17B in revenue Apple Insider Reitzes is confident that the living room is Apple's next major target in the consumer electronics space, but he's not sold on the rumored television set launching in 2012. This year, he believes Apple will continue to focus on its next generations of ... and more »