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When the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks face on Sunday, it will also showcase new technology as the first Superbowl game played under LED lighting.

With Microsoft looking to cement its place in the living room with the launch of its new Xbox One later this year, we thought it would be fun to take a look at some of the company's previous attempts to stake a claim on the living room that never quite took off.

TCL is looking to bring Ultra HD to the masses with the announcement of its $999, 50-inch 4K TV.

LG will become the first to get a curved OLED TV to market with its 55-inch 55EA9800 set to be in Korean homes from next month.

When it comes to a modern minimalist look, the new 2013 Philips DesignLine TV takes the cake, with no visible frame or stand, it looks like nothing more than a square sheet of glass.

Samsung and LG have both unveiled curved 55-inch OLED TVs in Las Vegas, which are claimed to offer users a more immersive viewing experience.

Hisense revealed a new line of Ultra-HD LED TVs in 65-, 84-, and 110-inch sizes at CES 2013.

French company ARCHOS is adding to the Android-powered devices battling it out for a place on the big screen with the TV connect that comes with a TV Touch remote.

Samsung is teasing an image of a TV that may have a radical – or nonsensical – design.

The first ultra-high-resolution televisions (UHDTV), one from LG and one from Sony and both costing US$20K or more, have been introduced to the market.

Today at IFA 2012 in Berlin, Toshiba announced Quad Full HD, an upcoming line of high-end 4K television displays set to compete with Sony's 84-inch TV.

The biggest announcement from Sony’s IFA press conference, if you’re going purely by the size of the device, was the unveiling of its KD-84X9005 BRAVIA LCD TV that packs an 84-inch LCD panel with 3,840 x 2,160 (4K) pixel resolution.