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Samsung UN46B8000

Samsung lights up the sides and slides into 240 Hz with the svelte UN46B8000.

This thing is gorgeous, I think it’s two dimensional.

Amazingly, the attractiveness of this set is only one of its claims to fame.

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This TV uses LED side lighting, which means that the LEDs that create the light you see are on the sides of the TV and aim inwards. They shoot across a dimpled plastic surface that directs the light towards your eyeballs. Most laptops work on the same principle. While you concede a tiny bit in the width of the display (hardly noticeable), you gain a lot more in an almost total lack of depth. OLED, eat your heart out. (It is not, however, an "LED TV")

The TV's stunning good looks are matched by a user experience significantly better than any competitor, with excellent performance and the promise of lower power consumption. Its few faults are more than outweighed by its adjustability and all the little things that show that serious thought went into designing every aspect of this TV.

RRP PRICE: $2,999
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New Waterfall Audio Victoria Evo

Clearly Different

If that pun made you roll your eyes, they only get worse from here.

There are cool speaker designs, and then there are cool speaker designs. Most of the designs we audiophiles drool over include words like "ribbon," "ultra-tweeter" or maybe "plasmawoofer." Drivers and crossovers with specs to make a techy salivate wrapped in a swoopy MDF and veneered cabinet.

Or maybe not so swoopy.

And let's face it, for the most part, even the coolest-looking speaker designs still look like speakers, and rarely do they offer the "wow" factor for the non-audiophile.

"But they go to 50,000 hertz!"

"What hurts?"

Panasonic TH-65VX100U

Premiere Plasma

Looking to carve out a piece out of the high-end custom market for themselves, Panasonic launched the Premiere line, with 50 and a 65-inch models.

Sporting many custom features aimed at the custom market, does the Premiere have what it takes to compete with the KUROs of the world?

Looks like Panasonic took some of the great features from the PRO models to the Consumer models....cuts & drives, gamma, etc., etc.

Panasonic TH-65VX100U
RRP PRICE: $9,995

Intel Inside For New Sony PS4? Insiders Say Yes

Sony is working on a brand new PS4 that could incorporate new Intel processors, says a source. The device, which will be cheaper to manufacture than current model PS3s, will also get new Intel graphic processors (GPU) and Gigabit wireless technology if it goes ahead.

Currently Sony uses the Cell processor manufactured by Toshiba.

A Sony source said that Intel technology was being used in development models; however, no final decision has been made because of concerns over heating and the potential of the processors crashing when used in a gaming environment.

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"B&W 600 Speaker Delivers Real Sound"

The astonishing new B&W 600 Series speakers are here, and rest assured, they have been worth the wait! We take a closer look at the 683.

The 683 is the top model in B&W's most recent incarnation of the entry-level 600 Series. It's not a speaker range to be taken lightly, especially given that B&W is one of the largest dedicated loudspeaker makers in the world and thus one of the biggest players in the audiophile market.

The new 600 Series is smaller than previously, and there are just two standmounts, the 686 and 685, and two floorstanding stereo models, the 684 and 683. There are also three subwoofers: ASW 608, 610 and 610XP (the ‘8' and ‘10' refer to the driver size in inches, and XP essentially just means bigger and better). There are also two centre speakers and a surround speaker.