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MITSUBISHI has unveiled its new eco-friendly LCD monitor ‘Diamodcrysta WIDE Series’ for the Japanese market. This new 20-inch LCD monitor is an energy efficient display, reducing power consumption up to 10W, and it supports 5000:1 contrast ratio. It will be available in Japan starting on July 3 for around 23,800 JPY. [AVING]
Unlike most battery chargers, the La Crosse battery charger is rather special. It comes with an LCD display to provide an individual readout for each of the four compartments: charging current (in mA), time elapsed (in hh:mm), terminal voltage (in V) and accumulated capacities (in mAh or Ah). It also includes four different modes: charge, discharge, refresh and test mode. All yours for just $39.99. [Product Page]
Acer comes back with a couple of new LCD displays in the form of the 21.5 inch H223HQbmid and the 24 inch H243Hbmid. Both models offer 1,920 x 1,080, HDMI port, and are able to be used as full HD displays for your entertainment needs. The 21.5 inch H223HQbmid and the 24 inch H243Hbmid are priced at €250 and €330, respectively. Not bad! [Ubergizmo]
How lucky to be Americans because Sharp has decided to launch the D65U series of LCD HDTV statesides in October 2008. The LCD TV offers a native resolution of 1080p, Energy Star-compliant, active backlight and contrast controls and 176-degrees viewing angle. There are also a total of five HDMI ports, two composite inputs, one S-video, and PC-in. The monitor also adopts Sharp’s Advanced Super View and Black TFT Panel technologies. The Sharp Aquos D65U LCD TVs are priced at between $1600 to $2400, depending on the screen’s size. [Newlaunches]
Acer today introduced its G24 gaming monitor that features 50,000:1 ACM contrast and 2ms quick response time. This 24-inch 1920×1200 widescreen is suitable for true 1080p playback. Other features include Acer CrystalBrite technology, 400-nit brightness, 160/160 viewing angle, multimedia connectivity, Acer eColor and eDisplay technologies and intuitive onscreen display controls. No info on pricing so far. [Aving]
Pandigital’s Kitchen HDTV is a combination of a digital photo frame and an HD television. This 15inch screen has the ability to display your recipes as you cook in HD quality (1,280 by 720-pixel resolution). It supports ATSC and NTSC, and can be connected to video feeds using composite, S-Video, YPbPr, or HDMI connections. The unit can display images from its built-in 512 MB memory, a card reader or downloaded from Google’s Picassa photo-sharing service. It also features a sealed glass design to protect it from moisture, oils, and splatters. The Pandigital Kitchen HDTV/Digital Cookbook/Digital Photo Frame will be available in June for $400. [DigitalTrends] More
Good news for Korean. BTC has decided to release its new 15-inch dual monitor in Korea. The BTC 150DS is specially designed for needs of customer service business. The monitor sports PIP(Picture in Picture) function, 16ms response speed, 450:1 contrast ratio, 250 cd/m² brightness level, 100/130 viewing angle, 2W x 2W built-in stereo speakers, a couple of USB 2.0 ports and one DVI input.
Dell has decided to launch the E248WFP 24-inch Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor in the US market. The LCD screen offers “higher definition than HD Television” and comes equipped with an integrated DVI-D with HDCP connection. The monitor has 1920 x 1200 native resolution, 1000:1 contrast ratio, a fast 5ms response time, 160 degrees viewing angle, and 400 cd/m2 brightness. It also provides 92% color gamut. FYI, color gamut refers to how many colors the display can accurately represent. The Dell E248WFP is now available for $469.
The Toshiba wizards have come up with a new 22 inch LCD with 3,840 x 2,400 resolution (also known as WQUXGA). There is no word on when they will release this super high definition screen into the market, but it will retail for a hefty $18,000.
Samsung has released the SyncMaster 942BW 19-inch widescreen LCD display, which features 1440 x 900 resolution, 500:1 contrast, 5ms response time, 300 cd/m2 brightness, and 16:10 aspect ratio. The LCD screen retails for $250.
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