The flagship Sony Bravia TV this year is the X93D, which sports a new Slim Backlight Drive technology that uses a new grid-array backlighting structure.

Have a Samsung smart TV from last year that supports the company's Evolution Kit? Well, new versions of the upgrade kits have arrived to bring the latest features to your 1-year old TV sets.

Sharp is also at CES 2014 to announce its TV lineup for the year. Besides 4K TVs, the company also unveiled a full HD TV that's capable of playing 4K UHD content well because it has 10 million more subpixels than regular 1080p TV sets.

Sony has introduced the world's first curved screen LED television. Yes, it's not a 4K TV, and the screen is curved.

Toshiba has launched three new TV series in its 'Pro Theatre' lineup of LED TVs: the flagship L9300 4K UHDTV series, the L4300 series, which is Toshiba's first TV with the Android OS, and the L3300 series featuring 'Turbo LED' and 'Detail Booster' technologies.

Samsung has launched three ultra-high definition TVs for the Singapore market: the 85-inch S9, and the 55 and 65-inch F9000. The most affordable of the lot is the 55-inch F9000, but it still costs a good S$7,499. More details after the jump.

Smart control, smart sharing, and smart entertainment - these are what LG's 2013 Cinema 3D Smart TVs are all about. From the nifty Magic Remote and the useful Time Machine II feature, to the LG exclusive K-Pop Zone and the time-saving NFC functionality, the new TV models sport features aplenty. We've all the details.

Focusing and improving on the four core TV aspects of design, picture, sound and usability, the new Bravia TVs from Sony showcased at CES 2013 make their way to Singapore. With the return of Triluminos technology as well as a new design ethos, Sony has been keen to highlight how the new televisions are the most beautiful Bravias ever. Find out what's new and improved!

Looking for a new TV? Panasonic has announced its latest Smart Viera LED and plasma TV lineups for the Singapore market. There are 18 LED and 4 plasma TV models to choose from.

LG Display has announced that it will invest 706 billion won (about US$655 million) in a new production line to mass produce OLED (organic light-emitting diode) panels.