A late evening report coming from the New York Times states that Google and Intel have partnered with Sony to come up with an Android-based web platform dubbed Google TV, that promises to bring the Web into your living room.

The 3D portfolio that LG has been holding forth is expanding. LG will be bringing to the market place new products on its 3D platform. The company had during the past few months rolled out a slew of 3D TVs for a wider audience. It is now taking a shift in strategy and bringing in the 3D television sets to the home audiences. Expected to debut in May in the UK,  the new products promise to change the way you watch television in the comfort of your couch.

Sony made resounding promises to price their 3DTVs much cheaper than those being manufactured by Panasonic but it seems that Sony is covering up the losses with its overly priced 3D glasses.

For a family of four, the 3D sun glasses set will cost a shocking $587 and this includes the charge for the $55 Infra-red emitter. The emitter isn’t some accessory but a connected gadget which will complete the HD experience while viewing a 3DTV through the 3D Shutter Glasses.

Let us put to rest the debate of the best gaming console for the unanimous answer will definitely be the PlayStation 3 from Sony, especially after you finish reading this post. Sony has hit the nail on its head by roping in all six major studios in the US to offer HD movies to the PS3 owners.

The studios that have signed an exclusive deal with Sony are- Fox, Disney, Paramount, Universal, Warner and Sony. Courtesy of this deal, the owners of PS3 Console in the US can now rent or purchase a number of High Definition movies.

The latest 9000 Series televisions have been rolled out by Philips. The  2010 line up comes with LEDs that promise enhanced energy efficiency and contrast ratios. Philips has also incorporated a version of its Ambilight Spectra to project ambient light onto the wall behind the TV to match the dominant color onscreen. Sounds good, right?

New digital video recorders will debut from the TiVo stables during early April. The new devices, christened TiVo Premiere and Premier XL, would come across as new digital video recorders that combine broadcast and online content much better than ever before.  The new boxes are expected t o bring in some amount of relief to TiVo that has been finding it tough in the face of competition from cable companies.

The new 3D TV line up from Sony has all in them to turn heads. The three ranges that the company has unveiled come capable of displaying three dimensional moving images and have been tipped to make television viewing a new experience altogether. The new line up, which includes the LX900, the HX800 and HX900 are expected to hit retail marts by around July this year.

You couldn’t turn a corner at the CES 2010 show without bumping into some 3D display. 3D content is going big this year on cable and satellite providers. 3D Blu-ray movies are also coming along with a bunch of new 3D Blu-ray players and an update for the PS3 to support 3D is coming as well.

Samsung is all set to enter the game with their new big-screen 3D LED TVs. Their new line of 3D LED TVs will be coming to Sears this March. Similar models are being introduced in Europe around the same timeframe.

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Vizio, the top-ranking LCD HDTV manufacturer in the United States, has just signed a deal with Blockbuster – the Internet movie providing service. The deal involves Vizio producing TV sets that have a direct interface to Blockbuster’s service.

Remember the Beovision 10-40 that was rolled out by Danish electronics company Bang & Olufsen some time back? The LCD panel had succeeded in charming audiences all over when it arrived. Now Bang & Olufsen is lining up an even more luring product that promises more crowds at the sales counters. The new BeoVision 10-46 is a 46” variant of the Beovision 10-40, and has been spruced up with the addition of a mind blowing built-in speaker system.