We’ve just seen the demo, and frankly, we’re blown away. High resolution beach-scapes, ultra-realistic water ripples, wind blowing through the tall grass. Wait, is that...?

TV revenues reach record high of $100bn in 2007.

Online TV gaining fans, but viewers still not totally won over.

Own a TiVO box and you'll soon be getting free movies, as TiVO starts testing the waters for Internet downloads. They say it's better than Pay TV, but we're betting Foxtel users may disagree.

The new Nokia n96 has just about every multimedia trick, including TV, video, and an online music store, that the Finns can throw at it. It's a beast of a phone, and we mean that as a compliment.

Size does matter after all.

Our pics of this incredibly thin LCD have to be seen to be believed. Sony says this HD TV makes ordinary LCD TVs look like CRTs, and they're not far off.

It's been done before, but now big TV makers like HP are pushing Web connections for your plasma or LCD.

Sony aims to save the day with smarter remote control. Which is great -- as long as you genuinely adore Bravia TVs.

Next trick for iPhone users - check tonight's TV guide, and program your PVR to record your show by remote.

Bezel free TVs like a "sheet of glass" are the new black in home HD. We're not sure it trumps Bravia-styling, but you be the judge.

Toshiba’s new REGZA XV500 LCD television series, while boasting full HD tuner quality and a couple of clever specs, still makes us wonder whatever happened to SED?

Samsung's Series 7 LCD TV has USB 2.0 inputs, plays Mpeg4 movies (DivX- compatible), streams RSS feeds from the Internet and include built-in content libraries.

But Apple TV update still off the air.

The digital countdown has begun, but is your lounge room ready for the death of analogue television?

At least according to Sony. And they'd very much like to market to the other four houses.

Just 3.44cm at its widest point.

We've seen all-in-one TVs before, but this one grabbed our attention. Looks handy for plugging in a portable USB drive and playing those DivX movies.

Is it finally time to ditch the LCD TV and grab a projector instead? Epson’s new SVGA model costs just $999, and gives us plenty to think about.

If like us, you’re only just wrapping your head around 100Hz picture processing, today’s launch of Motionflow 200Hz in Sony’s Bravia Z4500 might require some explaining.