This is exactly what I was thinking lolI bet they are hoping Apple release something before CES or they won't have anything to show!
This is exactly what I was thinking lolI bet they are hoping Apple release something before CES or they won't have anything to show!
These guys are wrong... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bt9zSfinwFA![]()
...*The television is depicted against an uninterrupted snowy background, possibly suggesting that the display is translucent.*...
It's the shape of the back and sides. As there won't be any cables coming to or from the tv. How you ask? Easy. There will be a box that your electronics will hook up to and it will "sling" all the video and audio to the tv wirelessly. As far as power... It will sit on a power mat type device. That's why the video shows the stand built in to it. You didn't hear any of this from me and no I don't work for SameSuck. Sorry to spoil all your no bezel dreams. But bezels don't really do much on or off. I watch tv for the screen. Never stating at the bezel.
We've got a new Samsung TV, and the color SUCKS.
I've never seen worse color calibration.
I don't care how great the tv is, it's all about the content and the software used to access that content. Samsung might have a nice interface coming but I'm certain when apple shows us what they have been working on (for a very long time) it will be better than anything anyone else has been able to come up with.
Though I'm really betting on 4K or OLED.
Wires would of course be connected at the base of the TV to avoid that, i don't think the TV manufacturers would be that stupid.
When 52" Samsung TVs first came out they were expensive. We bought one and 2 years later it died. I had to tear it apart and replace/solder some parts. I won't buy another Samsung as long as I live.
unllikely. The itunes store/brpwser is still a mess. What are you basing your confidence on ? apple tv?
I think they rented it from the Sydney Bus Museum.Where did they find such an old bus?
I think 16:9 makes perfect sense, since TV is broadcasted in 4:3,