July 1st, 2008

The Mitsubishi’s iSP 149 LCD Lineup is an ideal addition to your home theater what with its surround sound which is an innovation. This LCD TV is not only ultra thin but also boasts of the iSP or integrated sound projection.
You can get this TV in two sizes: the 46-inch and the 52-inch. Both are ready to ship to the United States right this July. The iSP feature works through a 16-speaker array found at the bottom of the TV screen The iSP reproduces a 5.1 surround sound coming right from the TV’s speaker. You can set this up onscreen by inputting the dimensions of the room where the TV is placed. Once this is done, different-angled sound waves will bounce at an interval through the 16 speakers thus giving you a simulation of real surround sound.
The TV’s are priced at $3299 (46-inches) and $3699 (52 inches).
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July 1st, 2008

The LG 47LG60 Scarlet TV is a 2.7 inch thick LCD TV has one of the finest picture quality compared to other LCDs. This 47- inch “Scarlet” TV is a good buy at $3.499.95 but a bit heavy on the pocket.
One of the things you will immediately notice about this TV is the reduced sightings of vision blur thanks to the high-speed LCD technology which minimizes motion blur that destroys the minute details on the screen. At the same time, the technology is able to maintain the color quality of the LCD.
The picture controls are great and the glossy black bezel with a crimson trim on the base stand makes the TV simply classy and attractive. The swivable stand can be moved by 40 degrees allowing greater view no matter where you are sitting.
The scarlet moniker is not incidental though because aside from the crimson trim on the stand, the TV’s rear chassis is also in red giving it an attractive accent no matter what angle you view it from.
You also get maximum connectivity as it has four HDMI ports one of which can be accessed from the side and two component video ports. You can also use the VGA for PC use to connect to your computer. There is also a USB port which allows you access to your digital camera and share yout JPEG photos.
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June 29th, 2008

The first thing that you should know about the Sharp LC-42D64U HDTV LCD TV is that it has earned the Energy Star rating. This means that this unit is an environmental-friendly TV that has met the guidelines set by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy for the prevention of greenhouse emissions.
Thos 42-inch LCD television has a Full HD 1080 resolution, 4ms response time and a contrast ratio of 10,000:1. The PC input allows you to use it as your PC monitor.
Aside from the PC input, there are other connectivity options inluding three HDMI ports and 2HD component video inputs. You can also have the unit wall mounted by using the side terminals.
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June 28th, 2008

Iyama’s ProLite B2006WS 20-inch LCD Monitor is another welcome addition to the new breed of LCD displays that home office owners can choose from.
It has a 1680×1050 pixel resolution a 5ms response time (which is not ideal for gaming purposes) and contrast ratio of 2000:1. It also has integrated speakers and connectivity options for HDMI and DVI-D.
Those who are tired of all the piano black monitors on their desks can opt for the white Prolite.
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June 28th, 2008

The LG Flatron W2252TQ LCD Monitor is a stunning piece of equipment that boasts of a 10,000:1 contrast ratio. It is easy to assemble and even a non techie can do this by just clicking the base and then touring the two cables to the back clips.
This 22-inch LCD Monitor has a simple design that’s as close as you can get to simply classy. It has an eye catching screen with a curved bezel along the screen. This monitor is a black, silver and chrome affair. You can easily distinguish the power button as it is chromed and has blue LED lightly
It is reasonably priced at below $500 and produces crisp images with a 1680×1050 pixel resolution. There is basic connectivity options including a DVI port and a D-sub.
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June 24th, 2008
If you want a really big LCD TV not just in terms of pixels but also in terms of pixels then Samsung’s QUAD-HD LCD TV is what you are looking for.
This realy big 82-inch LCD TV has a really large resolution at 2160 pixels or a resolution of 3840×2160 resolution. It boasts of a faster refresh rate at 120HZ which is twice the rate for the common rate of 60Hz.
The super big panel which rivals Samsung’s 52 inches was first seen during the Society for Information Display held in Los Angeles this year. It makes use of red, green anbd blue LED backlight so expect color saturation to increase by 50%.
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June 24th, 2008

If you’ve been salivating over Sharp’s 108-inch LCD TV ever since it was introduced during last year’s Consumer Electronics Show then now is the chance for you to get your hands on this biggie! Sharp’s 108-inch LCD is now on sale in Japan for $100,000.
This 430-pounder LCD TV boasts of having a 1080 pixel resolutino screen, 1,200:1 contrast ratio, 400 cd/m2 brightness and a viewing angle of 176 degrees. At the back you will find three HDMI ports, two components, 2x component and 1x DVI.
This giant LCD TV measures 93.9 inches high and 52.9 inches wide so you have to be living in a bif house or a very big living room for that matter to enjoy the TV from a nice distance.
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