3D displays are perhaps the hottest issue these days in technology world. These most modern screens are center of everyone’s attention. LG has manufactured a 23 inches LCD full HD 3D display which is being reported as “world’s brightest screen.”

This 3D LCD panel is 23” of size. According to LG, this LCD is twice as bright as other 3D LCD displays. A big claim, isn’t it? Well, we shall surely see how far LG proves true in its claim. According to LG’s website, “The 3D panel employs LG Display’s proprietary technology to realize Full HD images with twice the brightness of conventional 3D LCD panels. The product boasts the world’s highest brightness among 3D displays.”

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It wouldn’t be limited just to your PCs anymore, as Adobe Systems is aiming to bring some really exciting and rich videos and web animation in your TVs and set-top boxes.

A new Flash multimedia platform to bring Adobe flash technology into TVs, set-top boxes and many other digital devices has been announced by the company on Monday. With this new Flash system, users will be able to watch HD videos, new interfaces of the users and interactive applications on their TV sets.

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To expand its repertoire, FlimOn.com has announced a new service that is dedicated to TV. FilmOn.com is known as the leading on-demand video provider in the UK.

Alki David, the CEO and founder of FilmOn.com, says that this new portal will offer 2,500 channels of live video streams and it will also bring virtual cable TV to the people.

You need not to worry about if your broadband connection is somewhat piddly, as this new service can work on different variations and it is compatible with different players like Windows Media Player and Flip 4 Mac.

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Hardly three weeks back, there were some reports about Pioneer’s plans to boost its quite respected flat panel TV technology, but now there are some rumors that the company is considering stopping its TV business completely.

According to some report of Japanese media, the company will close its TV plant in Japan along with other operational plants for TV production in the United States and Europe.

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