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From forks that promise to give you the skinny on how you chow down, to the latest, thinnest LED TVs, to the most talked-about rumours (Apple anyone), we'll be bringing you updates from CNET at this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

One of the biggest pieces of news so far is that LG Electronics will begin selling televisions based on "OLED" technology, which allows for thinner displays that consume less power.

The TVs are skedded to hit the market this March.

TV makers like Samsung and LG are banking on the next-generation, "organic light-emitting diode" screens to prop up flagging sales of televisions.