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Best TVs at CES 2012
CES 2012 was all about new TVs. We round up the best TVs from Vegas, including 3D, OLED and smart TVs.
The biggest gadget in your client's house is probably the TV. It’s also the one they spend the most time enjoying.
So for most people, CES is about TVs (what is an Ultrabook but a goofy name for a thin laptop?).
We love big TVs, thin TVs, high resolution TVs and smart TVs.
We have rounded up the newest TV trends as discovered at CES 2012. Most of these TVs will actually make it to market this year (fingers crossed), but some are still in the early stages of development.
We’d love to let you know what this stuff is going to cost, but releasing prices at CES went out of style a few years ago.
Click here for Best TVs at CES 2012.
So for most people, CES is about TVs (what is an Ultrabook but a goofy name for a thin laptop?).
We love big TVs, thin TVs, high resolution TVs and smart TVs.
We have rounded up the newest TV trends as discovered at CES 2012. Most of these TVs will actually make it to market this year (fingers crossed), but some are still in the early stages of development.
We’d love to let you know what this stuff is going to cost, but releasing prices at CES went out of style a few years ago.
Click here for Best TVs at CES 2012.
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Grant Clauser is the technology and web editor for Electronic House. Grant has been covering home electronics for more than 10 years with editorial roles in several consumer and trade magazines. He's done ISF-level damage to hundreds of reviewed products and has had audio training from Home Acoustics Alliance and Sencore.
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