Sony has lifted the curtain on tis W4000 series of LCD TVs, bringing the following to your living room (at a premium, of course).

Panasonic’s 2008 lineup for its plasma HDTV range comprises of 5 series, with multiple screen sizes for each despite sharing identical features. Most of the models are already available, although the 800U and 850U series will only arrive at retail stores sometime this April or late May.

Japan will be selling 2 new LCD monitors by Hitachi called the 19LM-W1 (19″ WXGA+) and the 17LM-1 (17″ SXGA) which feature HDMI input, a contrast ratio of 1000:1 for the 19″ and 800:1 for the 17, and a brightness of 300 cdm/2. No word on when these will release exactly or even the prices.

Sharp will soon introduce three models in the new AQUOS X Series of LCD TVs into the market. The 46V, 42V and 37V-inch TVs not only deliver high-quality pictures, but also bring a refined sense of quality to interior décor when mounted on the wall. With a mere 3.44 cm thick, the AQUOS X Series can accommodate the needs of consumers who want to mount a flat-panel TV on the wall to take full advantage of its thin profile, or who desire to change their living room décor by decorating a wall with it like a painting.

OWA just released a new car DVD-Player known as the 2Din 6.5-inch car DVD player.It features a 6.5-inch wide touchscreen, three video input/output, two audio input/output, and support DVD, TV, FM/AM, CDC control, amplifier and rear-view mirror function.

Toshiba have taken the Cell CPU usually found in a Sony PS3 and put it into a concept Qosmio G45 laptop, giving the machine a total of six processors (the original Core 2 Duo is still there, plus the four 1.5GHz synergistic processing elements in the Cell) and the ability to perform high-complexity visual tasks in real-time. The system is then able to upscale 640 x 480 video to 1080p via heavy-duty image processing in a mere three hours (whereas a normal Core 2 Duo machine would take 24), use the onboard webcam to recognise and translate hand gestures to control the laptop, and even trawl through stacks of video identifying common faces and building playlists from recurring actors.

The FlyWire device comes from Belkin and provides a way for you to connect your HDTV source to your nice new TV with out wires. The FlyWire runs on 5GHz frequencies and is capable of transmitting uncompressed 1080p signals from your HD type source. The price tag is quite high though at an estimated $499 - $599. However, should you not want to hack away at your wall to hide the wires inside then this could be a nice alternative for you.

Digeo announced that it has received multiple accolades for its ‘Moxi Multi-Room HD DMR’ during CES 2008.

Samsung Electronics is providing attendees at the 2008 Consumer Electronics show with a roadmap of where TV technology is headed with an assortment of bleeding edge products on display.

Here comes another Soundbar system. Samsung has taken wraps off its HT-X810 Home Theater Sound Bar, which is a wall-mountable speaker system. The multifunctional unit touts 300 watts of total power and carries wireless 5.8 Ghz subwoofer with it to be placed anywhere in the room.