Sony is bringing out the spring colours for its “Draw the Line” decorating ideas for home and kitchens.  These 20-inch KLV-20S400A TVs are perfect for brightening any kitchen, bedroom, or family room. Available in pink, green, orange, blue, and black and white, the Sony 20-inch KLV-20S400A will drop in Asia this summer. More info here.

I’d like to introduce you to the mother of all OLEDs. Sony’s latest OLED is a mere 0.3mm thick (or 0.0118 inches!).  Details are sparse, but we know that the OLED will have a resolution of 960 x 540 pixels. Allegedly, the picture is amazingly crisp.  Sony plans on having these OLEDs on the market in 2-3 years. Read more here!

Effective immediately, any Netflix customers with unlimited plans will be able to download an unlimited number of movie rentals per month. Currently, Netflix boasts over 6,000 movies and shows available for download (compared with the over 90,000 titles that are available by mail). Yet, this number is sure to increase rapidly to keep up with consumer interest. This may be the last nail in the coffin of traditional movie renting; although Blockbuster tried to keep up to Netflix through Blockbuster Online, only a rival online download plan will save them now. Netflix continues to revolutionize the media industry. With a starting price of $8.99 for unlimited movie rental downloads, Netflix is sure to gain a huge number of new users. Read more about Netflix’s new service here!

There’s not much I wouldn’t do to get my hands on Panasonic’s behemoth advanced high definition tv. At 150″ diagonally (or 12.5 feet!), Panasonic’s definition is 2160 x 4096 (4x normal high definition). It sucks in 220 volts (twice what average household sockets provide), costs $115,000, and requires a viewing distance of at least ten meters. So, while extremely impractical, Panasonic’s newest TV is sure to be a crowd pleaser.

Here’s an adorable little waterproof TV- the LVT-WD40 by Sanyo. Perfect for watching TV in the shower, the LVT-WD40 has a 4.0 inch LCD screen, an integrated 1Seg digital TV tuner, and approximately six hours of battery life. The LVT-WD40 waterproof shower tv will debut November 21 for 50,000 yen in Japan.

This Robotic LCD/Plasma mount would be a great accessory for a new HDTV. It can hold displays from 37 to 63 inches, and is able to tilt 7 degrees upwards, 25 degrees downwards, and has a right to left swivel angle of 56 degrees. The plasma mount comes with a RS-232 port as well as an IR remote. The Robotic LCD/Plasma mount can be yours for the price of $1,299.99 from Smart Home.

LG has announced a new high-end LCD- the Cirque du Soleil Quidam. The Quidam TV is available in six different models, and is well designed with a ring shaped stand and hidden speakers. It also has a quite useful feature whereby the Cirque du Soleil Quidam TV adjusts its brightness based upon the light in the surrounding area. THe Cirque du Soleil Quidam comes in two sizes, 32 inches and 42 inches. The 32 inch model costs $1614, while the 42 inch model has a price of $3336.

Sony has been showing off world-changing technology: a bendable OLED tv that’s so thin you could fit it in your pocket! This TV screen is 2.5 inches wide, and an amazing 3 mm thick. While bending, the Sony TV still shows a perfect picture. There are so many ways to use this bendable TV: some as frivolous as having TVs on t-shirts, and some as serious as military applications. Currently, however, this is only a concept idea.