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Sony KDL-40W5500 Bravia LCD TV

Sony KDL-40W5500 Bravia LCD TV review

By Sam Kieldsen published

Marvel at Sony's LCD all-rounder, even if it is 10cm thick

Televisions
Renesas brings 1080p to a mobile

Get ready for 1080p in your mobile phone

By Gareth Beavis published

While convergence might be a key word in mobile terms, nobody has been annoyed that there has been no effort to stuff a Full HD telly in a phone, but Renesas has only gone and done it anyway.

Phones
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Hands on: JVC Everio GZ-X900 review

By Marc Chacksfield published

First impressions of JVC's Full HD compact camcorder

Video Cameras
'Searching For Sonny' was shot on a Canon EOS 5D MKII

World's first DSLR-shot movie breaks cover

By Marc Chacksfield published

We'll admit it - the idea of Full HD filming on a DSLR camera hasn't exactly excited us.

DSLRs
Sony's new WE5 eco range proves, says Ambridge, that the company wants to be "as eco-friendly as possible"

Interview: Sony on the future of its TVs

By Marc Chacksfield published

Sony talks OLED TVs, 3D technology and the future of the EPG

Televisions
Panasonic's G1 now outclassed by its Full HD big brother - the GH1

Panasonic launches Full HD DMC-GH1 SLR

By Mark Harris published

PMA 2009: Micro Four Thirds snapper dubbed 'Creative HD Hybrid'

DSLRs
Sony's new Bravia's helping to reduce your carbon footprint

Sony unveils WE5 green Bravia screens

By Marc Chacksfield published

Sony is the latest in a long line of TV manufacturers to pledge allegiance to saving the world, with its new ECO TV WE5 Bravia range.

Televisions
Long wait for 3D Blu-ray

BDA: 3D Blu-ray still a long way off

By Marc Chacksfield published

Exclusive 3D Blu-ray won't be coming to homes anytime soon, according to the BDA.

Exclusive
Samsung LE37A616

Samsung LE37A616 review

By Jamie Carter published

A beautiful and impeccably specified, full HD star

Televisions
Samsung LE40A558

Samsung LE40A558 review

By John Archer published

Can Samsung's Series 5 40-incher still hold its own against some newer competition?

Televisions
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