Samsung 46-inch LN46A860

By Plasma LCD on July 27th, 2008

Get the new Deep Blue Touch of Color with the Samsung LN46A860 LCD TV 860 Series. This is a picture-perfect LCD TV you can place in your home office or bedroom. There are two models available for the 860 Series: the 46-inch which amounts to $2,799.,99 and the 52-inch which costs $3,499.99.

The Samsung LN46A860 boasts of a resolution of 1080 pixel and a dynamic contrast ratio of 50,000:1. You will also love the 1.9 inch-depth slim frame which boasts of the new ToC blue design. It also features Samsung technologies including the Ultra Clear Panel and Auto Motion Plus 120Hz technologies.

With the Auto Motion Plus 120Hz technology, you can expect less image blurring even when watching scenes with fast-paced action like action movies or sports coverage.

The display is environment friendly and did not emit any volatile organic compounds or VOCs during production stage thereby not contributing to CO2 emissions. Samsung made use of the dual-injection molding technology which means the blue color in the bezel is infused and not painted on.

Sharp TL-M5200 Professional LCD TV

By Plasma LCD on July 19th, 2008

The Sharp TL-M5200 LCD TV is another welcome addition to the Sharp series of Professional Liquid Crystal Displays or LCDs. This LCD monitor boasts of a two megapixel 1920×1080 HD resolution which has specifically been designed for corporate presentations.

The 52-inch LCD monitor is joined by the TL-M4600 or the 46-inch monitor offering the same quality and features. Office conferences need not be worrisome anymore especially with HD LCD TV’s like these. You can use it for CAD/stimulation, entertainment, training, teleconferencing and even in the hurch or other houses of worship.

The TL Professional LCD TV boasts of a cabinet design that is not only thin but lightweight as well. You also get more network connectivity options thanks to the RJ-45 LAN Control. Sharp’s ASV or Advanced Super View panel make sure you only get clear and crisp images even when viewing fast-moving videos. It boasts of 176 degree viewing angle making the images viewable from any where in the room. Plus, it has its own web browser.

The 53-inch LCD TV is selling for $4,995 while the 46-inch is selling for $3,995.

Insignia NS-LCD32-09

By Plasma LCD on July 18th, 2008

The Insignia NS-LCD32-09 delivers decent images and accurate colors which justifies the price (%579.99) you have to pay for the display. It has average connectivity with three HDMI ports and one input for your PC. This Display is quite attractive and looks classy with its glossy black color. This is actually one of the better products from the Best Buy brand.

If you do not have the budget for the more expensive glossy black LCD TV’s then the Insignia NS-LCD32-09 is the right choice for you. The display weighs 24.5 pounds and sits on a stand that slightly swivels. It has a 1366×768 native resolution which is just right for the

You will also like the remote as it is just the right size with all the control buttons in the right places. If you want to adjust the blacks and the light output of the unit then the backlight control is easily accessible through the picture menu. Don’t get lost if you’re looking for the three color temperature adjustments though, as you won’t find it in the Video, but in the Feature tab.

Samsung LN32A450 LCD TV

By Plasma LCD on July 17th, 2008

Samsung LN32A450 is a stylish LCD display that produces well-saturated colors and deep blacks that’s just nice if you’re watching your favorite shows. Connectivity is also good with three HDMI inputs. The TV boasts of a 720pixel high density resolution, contrast ration of 10,000:1 and a 6ms response time.

You might find this display a bit expensive compared to the other displays in its category. However, if you can afford it and you want a classy looking LCD then this unit’s unique bezel and frame will give your interiors a boost anytime. It has hidden 10-watt speakers strategically placed at the bottom with TruSurround XT providing you a pleasant listening experience,

Parents will particularly like the parental control feature which allows them to determine the TV programs that their kids can watch. This display is capable of wall mounting but you can opt to use the swivel to turn your set from side to side.

Couch potatoes will love the remote control of the Samsung LN32A450 as it has all the buttons in the right place. There’s no back lighting though which is a minor disappointment. You will also experience easy navigation with the menu especially if you already own a Samsung from last year’s models.

A useful feature of this display is the three-power saver modes which allow you to choose your energy consumption. If you have a digital camera then the LCD’s USB port is good news since you can easily share your photos, images and even your MP3 music.

Hyundai 22in BlueH HM22D DVB LCD TV Monitor

By Plasma LCD on July 17th, 2008

If you cannot decide if you’re going to invest in an LCD TV or an LCD monitor then here’s a great deal for you. The Hyundai 22in BlueH HM22D is both an LCD TV and monitor you can place in your home office so that you get the best of both worlds—work and then watch TV when you get a little bored.

While the plain matte black color of this 22-inch TV-Monitor will blend well with any office equipment or office interiors, it is not particularly a beauty. However, if you’re going to do much work or watch too many T shows then you do not need to look intently over your display so that’s ok. This LCD TV and monitor has a metal-like speaker bar which is visible at the bottom which sorts of break the color monotony.

However, busy bodies and couch potatoes will definitely love the oversize remote control which measures around nine inches. But while big enough, the remote does not have a very good layout of its buttons.

However, considering all the pros and cons, the Hyundai 22in BlueH HM22D is nice to have because it functions both as a TV and as a monitor which means you get to save space wherever you decide to place the display. It is also well within your budget.

Hannspree Plush Crab LCD Flat Panel TV

By Plasma LCD on July 13th, 2008

Trust Hanspree to provide you with LCD TVs that are nto only functional as television sets but are pleasing to the eye and the senses as well. Creative and fun-loving people out there will appreciate the Hannspree Plush Crab LCD Flat Panel TV. This is a nice addition to any place in your home that needs cheering up.

The Hannspree Plush Crab LCD Flat Panel TV is a 10-inch LCD television with an SGVA resolution of 800×600 and an aspect ratio of 4:3. It also boasts of a 130 degree viewing angle makign it easier for you to watch TV from anywhere in the room.

This LCD display has a 450:1 contrast ratio, a 25 millisecond response time and a 350 cd/m2 brightness rating. It comes with a matching remote control that does not bite!

Connectivity is passable with connections for composite video, Svideo, Headphone Jack, Audio, Closed Captioning, VChip and stereo speakers.

Samsung 15-inch Blue Phase LCD TV

By Plasma LCD on July 13th, 2008

Samsung’s high-end LCD displays dubbed as the Blue Phase series won’t be available til 2011 but here’s something that will keep your eyes open and wanting this new LCD display. The Samsung 15-inch Blue Phase LCD TV boasts of a new technology called “Blue Phase” which allows a much improved image quality and a panel with a 240 Hertz image-driving speed allowing for naturally-moving images on your screen. The present image driving speed of most LCDs is 12- Hertz.

The units, as per Samsung, is not only high tech but are cost efficient. Spectators at the Soiety for Information Display were treated to the prototype in Los Angeles this year.

While most LCDs rely on liquid crystal allignment layers, this one does not because it creates its own layers sans the necessary rubbing processes. And with a reduced fabrication process, the manufacturer expends lower production cost.

So how come this new technology is called “Blue” ? The developers apparently saw bluish hues on the panel during their development process. The technology has been sought after by variou researchers but Samsung was the first to unveil a prototype that is commercially feasible.