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Loewe’s Art SL is a Full HD LCD display that comes with an Eco Mode to control how energy efficient your TV is. When “automatic light dimming” is activated, the LCD display uses 20% less electricity than the premium mode. The HDTV also uses 0.7 watts of power in standby mode. Available in chrome silver or high gloss black in 42- and 47-inch screen sizes, the Loewe Art SL is priced at a hefty £2345 ($3,524). [Pocket-lint]
LG just released its latest LH 80 series of LCD TVs that is currently available in 42-inch, 47-inch and 55-inch models. These LCD TVs feature Full HD wireless capability thanks to a newly developed “Media Box” that also includes the LCD TV tuner, HDMI hub, and a USB port to access JPEG and DIVX video stored on a portable hard drive or flash disk. The 55-inch model is priced at around $3,980. [Akihabara]
Sony has added a new HDTV to its BRAVIA television range with the introduction of Z5500 LCD HDTV, which incorporates the Motionflow 200Hz and Image Blur Reduction technology. The Z5500 series is available in 40-inch, 46-inch and 52-inch models, all models features Sony’s BRAVIA engine 3 and comes with the AppliCast that lets you access an exciting range of online services without having to switch on your PC. The Z5500 is also DLNA certified, allowing it to be seamlessly networked via the built-in Ethernet port with other DLNA enabled devices within the home. [Product Page via ItechNews]
The LG W2243T is a new 21.5-inch entry-level Full HD LCD with LED backlight. The screen features DVI (HDCP) and D-Sub ports, a 1000:1 contrast ratio, 30000:1 dynamic ratio, a brightness level of 300cd/m2 and a view angle of 160/170 degrees. The LG W2243T will be released in Japan on April 30th, 2009 for 16500 Yen ($170). [LG]
Samsung just released three new 240Hz LED TVs, which are competitor to the LG’s 240Hz LH90 LED TVs. Known as the PAVV 8000, 7000 and 6000 series, these TVs are compatible with YouTube, DLNA, and USB 2.0 port to display both photos and DviX videos from USB flash drives. The Samsung PAVV 8000 series will be available in 46- and 55-inch and will be released in May in the USA, Europe and Southeast Asia. Meanwhile, the specs for the PAVV 7000 and 6000 series are still unavailable. [Samsung via Akihabara]
LG has officially announced the price tag for its TruMotion 240Hz LH90 series displays. The LED TV offers a contrast ratio of 200,000:1, THX support and the ability to play DivX files via USB. It will be available in 42, 47 and 55-inch sizes for prices around 3,300,000 Won ($2,445) to 6,400,000 Won ($4,742), depending on the model. Sadly, there’s no word on release dates yet. [Engadget]
Samsung has announced the replacement for the A950 series. The new 46-inch and 55-inch B9000 HDTVs will feature a LED backlight with local dimming, where the LEDs are placed in zones and controlled locally to ensure much higher contrast. Other features include the Medi@2.0, with a Internet function that allows users to access such services as YouTube and Yahoo Widgets. Medi@2.0 also has a built-in USB port that can handle music, pictures and video. However, there is no word on pricing at this time. Stay tuned for more updates. [FlatPanelsHD]
JVC today released the GD-463D1 which in a nutshell is a 46-inch 3D HD LCD screen. With a natural contrast ratio of 2000:1 and a maximum of 10000:1 dynamic contrast it’s sure to deliver breathtaking picture quality under any type of light setting. And the Xpol 3D technology (requires special glasses) allows you to enjoy 3D motion pictures for an even more spectacular experience. You can purchase this JVC Victor hotness with 700,000 Yen ($7,000) if you happen to be in Japan. [JVC]
Here is good news for you. You can now pre-order the highly anticipated Bravia XBR9 Series of HDTV at SonyStyle.com for $3,599.99. As a reminder, the LCD HDTV boasts Full HD 1080p resolution, Motionflow 240Hz refresh rate for maximum motion detail and clarity, BRAVIA Engine 3, 10-bit panel and processing, 100,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, BRAVIA internet video/widgets, 7 HD inputs (4 HDMI, 2 component and 1 PC), and ENERGY STAR 3.0 certified. [Sony Style]
Mitsubishi is trying to dominate the HDTV market by releasing the Unisen range of HDTVs, that consists of the 151 Series (40 inch, 46 inch and 52 inch), the 153 Series (40 inch, 46 inch and 52 inch) and the high-end Diamond 259 Series (46 inch and 52 inch). All of these new HDTVs feature Plush1080p 5G 18-bit digital video processing, USB 2.0 media port, Wired IR input, four HDMI 1.3a inputs, 120Hz Film Motion technology, integrated 5.1-channel 16-speaker audio bar, and UltraThin Frame design. The new Mitsubishi Unisen line of HDTVs will be released in the US next month. The price starts from $1,799 to $3,299, depending on the model. [Press Release]
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