That would make one really huge tablet!

A PC inside a huge TV... this reminds me a lot of something I saw way back on a show called The Next Step. Voice activated, could read motion, I think you could also paint on it, it looked like a blast. I think it was on the same episode where they were showing a prototype of something called Wildfire, that let you press a button, say a name, and the phone it was attached to would dial the number associated with that name.

I'm actually surprised stuff like this isn't more common. The show I'm referring to stopped airing somewhere around 1996, so it's not like the concept is new or anything.

WOW!!!!  

Sounds like fun, but I bet you'd be talking big, big bucks for the big, big TV with Windows 7.

Taking that into consideration, I'd want to know the max resolution, especially for when it came to gaming. The GPU is probably going to have its work cut out, so anything less than a high end rig merged with it would be off-putting.

The panel looks like it's glass, or at least very glossy, which may not be to everyones taste because of the reflections. Not that it would bother me, and if anyone wants to throw one of them my way, I'm not turning them down.

HDTV's have an anti-glare coating [do NOT clean with anything but a very soft cloth and soap and water]. 

The way to kill glare is through back lighting and light placement in the room. You can adjust the backlighting, as well. Allows you to view the TV in the dark without the uncomfortable feeling in your eyes. 

If your HDTV does not have a back light, it's simple to take a weak wattage (15 - 30 Watts) in a socket with a variable resistor (dimmer) and put it behind the TV,

Gimmee!!!

Just imagine the medical applications of this.  Doing surgery with this as an extra set of eyes?  With magnification, and vitals, etc.  Wow... 

I don't watch or have a TV (which saves me £145 because I don't need a TV license ), though I am familiar with anti-glare coating and backlighting. I'm looking at getting an IPS panel monitor next year, and I've looked at Dells offerings, but have been left uncertain because some people have complained that the anti-glare coating is too heavy and makes whites look frosted. So at the moment I'm plumping for one of these LINK. I'm looking at building myself a new computer desk as well next year, so I'll build a hutch (not a rabbit hutch, before anybody makes a comment ) to cover the monitor from as much light as possible  .

What the?

You need a knife and fork license there? How a bout a computer license? 

A TV license, to the best of my knowledge, is purely to pay for the BBC programming. The other channels fund themselves through product advertisements. The only thing the Beeb advertises is it's programs. At least on TV, that is. Better yet, if you're blind or sight impaired, you only get a discount for the cost of your license. You have to be over 75 to get one for free.

Please don't give our government any ideas. Our asses hurt from how badly we're getting screwed as it is.

Hopefully it's not available yet or my husband will never quit begging for it.

(The sad thing is, I want it too, but Sshhh!)

That would be an "OUCH!", I suppose. "Death by ZuZu!" comes to mind, for some odd reason...

Will it fit on my desk?

It was great - until they got to the 1080p.  Nice for HDTV, but for a 70" monitor that kind of sucks.

Holy crap! And I thought the telethons for PBS were a pain...... at least sending money to them for the programming is optional.

not very cool... the future is not for TV screen but hologram... in fact, actual technology is already great :

Now, imagine a full room dedicated to SOASE Holo version, where you are inside the holographic space projection, a camera following your hand movement... and used for grasp fleet and move them elsewhere for initiate a fight...