As we move into spring, the final new digital cameras of the season have finally crept into the market, which include new compact interchangeable lens models (CSC) from Panasonic and Samsung, designer point-and-shoot options from Panasonic, a hybrid camera/camcorder from JVC and two new Sony models.
No current $17,000-$40,000 4K 84-in UHD television on sale from LG, Samsung or Sony will be able to play future streamed, broadcast or Blu-ray 4K video content.
There is no better HDTV (other than $20K 4K UHDs) than a plasma, and there's no better plasma HDTV than Panasonic's. And Panasonic's new best plasma HDTVs are the ZT60 reference models. Following yesterday's collection of Panasonic's spring gadgets, here's the lowdown on the ZT60's myriad attributes.
Spring is here, spring is here, life is skittles, life is beer (extra points for naming the reference), and so are a plethora of Panasonic gizmos and gadgets – new appliances, audio and video gear and cordless phones. Tomorrow, the company's business-best new plasma HDTVs. (Here's the opening reference.)
Not all gizmos and gadgets used about the head are designed to emit audio, and not all gizmos used around the house are designed simply to be used in the living room. Today's collection includes a hair dryer, a kitchen spice garden, a new-fangled front projection HDTV and a text messaging bracelet.
To complete our Samsung Week, here are the company's latest home A/V offerings. The new Samsung TVs include new LED and plasma sets that feature a built-in camera for video chatting and a new version of its Smart Hub user interface, a new home theater system, a connected Blu-ray player and other A/V tech.
You'll be able to pre-order Samsung's new TV, its 85-inch Ultra High Definition 4K television, starting at the end of March. How much? If you have to ask. . .
Stream full episodes of TV shows on new CBS app for iPhone/iPad. Now you an watch TV streams for free. ABC, NBC and Fox are joined by CBS streaming online to the new app.
Samsung's presentation of its new Galaxy S 4 smartphone last Thursday night at Radio City Music Hall and Times Square in New York City was perhaps one of the most extravagant ever for a new gadget. Unfortunately, the tall format of these photos doesn't capture the wide-stage nature of the events.