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The TVs of CES 2013 (pictures)

LAS VEGAS--Sony's 4K OLED TV is just a prototype, but the company still managed to one-up LG and Samsung by 1 inch and a few million pixels.
Sony announced 4K TVs in 55 and 65 inches, for undisclosed albeit "real-world" prices.
Here's another look at those smaller 4K TVs, members of the X900 series. Sony says those "magnetic fluid" speakers are the Kaz's meow.
Here's the 84-inch X900, currently selling for a cool $25K, showing some sort of sporting event involving a ball. Lack of content is one reason why we consider 4K TVs stupid.
This W802A LED-based LCD TV sports a sleek new circular stand.
Samsung's 85-inch 4K TV has what the company is calling Timeless Design. To us it looks like a framed work of art. No price, but expect something in the neighborhood of 20 grand.
Photo by: Sarah Tew / CBS Interactive
Samsung's F8000 LED TV shown here with a lot of apps on screen. Another sleek TV from Samsung.
Photo by: Sarah Tew / CBS Interactive
Another look at the F8000 LED, sans app tiles.
Photo by: Samsung
The F8500 plasma from Samsung has a unique stand design, and the company's latest picture quality-enhancing technology.
Photo by: Samsung
A gooorgeous 84-inch LG 4K.UHD TV on display at the press event. Too bad it costs $20,000.
Photo by: Sarah Tew/CNET

LG OLED TV

LG says it will ship this OLED model in March for $12,000.
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A new natural language voice control feature is shown off on an LG Google TV at CES 2013.
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Another beautiful LG. Great stand design.
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Sharp Purios

Sharp's Purios is the first 4K TV to receive THX certification.
Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET
Most of Sharp's TVs are really big. This is a 4K concept model.
Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET
Sharp's TV lineup goes from 90-inch (left) down to pipsqueak 60-inch models.
Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET

Panasonic Viera

Panasonic is sticking with plasma in 2013, and here's a VT60 to prove it.
Photo by: Sarah Tew/CNET
Panasonic's WT60 LED TV gets a sleek new stand.
Photo by: Sarah Tew/CNET
This Panasonic LED shows off a vanishingly thin bezel.
Photo by: Sarah Tew/CNET

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