These will be amongst us in Australia in the coming months, deadly black 1080P panels from the worlds best LCD manufacturer that carry the technology of the greater good LC65 into new markets......
The 46inch is destined to replace the established 45 inch lc45g1sys( a fantastic TV)

With respect to Smarthouse News, they have released some details of Apples Patent for their future multimedia handheld device. Perhaps they will pip the Zune as being the device to have? Will we be able to play what we like when we like?

the final countdown.... sorry nothing to do with Hi Fi et al...
Australia's favourite nuclear targets
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So this morning I was at the RACV homeshow...with the missus...and we went part around this massive palace of consumerism...it really is a shopping experience, like the largest and best department store in the Southern Hemisphere opening just for a week a year...we work there twice a year and are usually too busy to ever actually walk around and look...however each time we do take the walk we find something we want irrevocably...sometimes it takes years though before we can afford it...or not... ...

"I feel like the black or white scarf I fling haphazardly on my head as I walk out the door makes me invisible to a certain degree- it’s easier to blend in with the masses shrouded in black. If you’re a female, you don’t want the attention- you don’t want it from Iraqi police, you don’t want it from the black-clad militia man, you don’t want it from the American soldier. You don’t want to be noticed or seen."

I would love to show you the prelims of Sharp last quarter release high Def Televisions...but then I would be sued and quartered by a major Japanese Corporation...thats not a good thing for an Australian SME...

We are proud to present the Michell range of turntables. The model pictured is the Gyrodec, arguably the most iconic of all hifi components. Its form and function rivals anything from the Eames stable, its appearance undeniably mid-century modern. Its creator, the late J.A. Michell, founded an engineering company that provided services to the film industry in the 60s, including the design of space crafts for Staneley Kubrick's 2001 - A Space Odyssey.

I recently saw a re-run of Aussie actor Anthony LaPaglia (of Without A Trace fame) interviewed on Denton's Enough Rope. Aside from being engrossed by his story of growing up the son of a migrant mechanic in Adelaide, and making it big in Hollywood despite the odds, he gave a very pointed critique of what is wrong with big budget films. In an effort to draw big at the box offices, producers will land big stars, pay them big dollars, and then revolve the script around them to maximize the time their faces appears on screen. Naturally, this is at the expense of the story telling and character development.