Articles by John R. Delaney

Long known for its superior plasma HDTVs, Panasonic has a winner on its hands with its new ET60 series of LED backlit models. It’s a sleek-looking LCD HDTV line that uses IPS (in-plane switching) panel technology, edge-lit LED backlighting, and a 120Hz refresh rate to deliver a beautiful picture in both 2D and 3D modes….

Long known for its superior plasma HDTVs, Panasonic has a winner on its hands with its new ET60 series of LED backlit models. It’s a sleek-looking LCD HDTV line that uses IPS (in-plane switching) panel technology, edge-lit LED backlighting, and a 120Hz refresh rate to deliver a beautiful picture in both 2D and 3D modes….

When we reviewed the original Bose VideoWave Entertainment System back in 2011, we were blown away by its amazing Wave Tunnel sound system and its outstanding video performance. We were less impressed with its $5,000+ price and lack of networking capabilities, but neither gripe prevented us from giving it an Editors’ Choice award. With the new…

When we reviewed the original Bose VideoWave Entertainment System back in 2011, we were blown away by its amazing Wave Tunnel sound system and its outstanding video performance. We were less impressed with its $5,000+ price and lack of networking capabilities, but neither gripe prevented us from giving it an Editors’ Choice award. With the…

The Sharp Aquos LC-60LE650U dispels the notion that buying an inexpensive big-screen HDTV means settling for a stingy feature set. For $1,499.99 (list) you get a well-designed 60-inch edge-lit LED TV with a 120Hz refresh rate, built-in Wi-Fi, and a very generous catalog of Web apps. Skewed color accuracy and narrow viewing angles are part…

There’s nothing like sitting poolside on a hot summer day, soaking up the rays, and watching your favorite baseball team. Trouble is, unless you have a protected area that’ll keep your HDTV safe from the elements, you have to haul your set in and out of the house, or risk damage from moisture, dust, and…

There’s nothing like sitting poolside on a hot summer day, soaking up the rays, and watching your favorite baseball team. Trouble is, unless you have a protected area that’ll keep your HDTV safe from the elements, you have to haul your set in and out of the house, or risk damage from moisture, dust, and…

Cash-strapped consumers take note: Chinese HDTV manufacturer TCL has reset the bar for budget-priced HDTVs. We recently reviewed the company’s LE40FHDE3000 model and gave it props for its overall bang for the buck, as the least-expensive 40-inch HDTV we’ve ever tested. If you want a slightly bigger screen, though, TCL’s LEFHDE5300 series is a better…