The world's most renowned television maker has come down with some hard times on their shoulders. Profits are falling, even though the company is making headway in many areas. But the company's profits in television manufacturing were the most shocking.

Plasma televisions have been on the decline for the past few years, especially with the likes of cheaper LCD televisions. But things might be changing. Plasma displays have had a very impressive comeback in 2010, and it must raise the question of whether or not the old dog has some tricks up its sleeve.

It's an interesting concept: create a television with a built-in hard drive. We've had displays that have packaged in VHS players, DVD players, and Blu-ray players, and there might have been a few that tried hard drives, but this seems to be a legitimate attempt to do it right. Sony is the first one to offer an LED display with a hard drive built in. Will anyone buy?

Is the future of gaming in 3D? Television manufacturers would have us think so. Unfortunately, today's 3D televisions are not exactly aimed at the modern gamer. They are more adept to those who want a huge entertainment center in a living room. But things could change.