The good news from Samsung if you are interesting in 3D TVs: The company's first models will be available in a couple of weeks, and aren't priced in the stratosphere compared to its usual offerings. The bad news: The new sets aren't what you'd necessarily call cheap. Online retailers are already posting details about the new models, which comprise the C7000 line of 240Hz LED-based LCDs. The 46 ...

The Wireless HDTV Link from Philips has just been unveiled for the US market. Do away with unruly cables with this device that offers 1080p of high-def TV picture quality. Use this with your Blu-ray player, satellite receiver, or cable set-top box. The bad news? It is a bit pricey at $799.[Link]

T he holiday shopping season is closer than you think, but is now the right time to splurge on a fancy flat-panel television? Darned if I know. The HDTV universe is chock full of mysteries, from curious numbers (120Hz?? 1080p??) to revolving formats (LCD, plasma, OLED …). So WWTW checked in with a couple of HDTV experts to get their take on the state of the TV industry as well as what the near future could bring. First, the bad news. Consumers likely won’t see the kind of price ero

You’re burdened with crushing debt and at the end of your rope. There’s got to be a way out. You go to the door every day, expecting bad news. Your minimum credit card payments are eating up most of your paycheck every two weeks. You can’t go to dinner, go on a trip, or save for your kid’s education, and it just keeps getting worse. You’re using your credit cards for living expenses now. This really sucks! Many people are finding themselves in this situation; the “Credit Card Death Spiral”. As

We have good and bad news after visiting the Dish Network booth first thing in the morning. We're happy to say that Dish was proudly displaying a Dish Tuner for Media Center 7 at its booth. The bad news however is that it was just a "proof of concept." Which means no matter how hard we tried, no one would tell us anything about price or availability. The other thing up in the air was if the actual implementation would be based on VIP211K HD STBs like the demo, or if instead there would be a dedi