by Johan on April 21, 2007
Measuring at just 10 inches deep, the JVC 58-inch HD-58S998 is the skinnier plasma and LCD TV on both screen size and price. This TV retails for around $2,400.
According to the folks at C|NET, not at all. In fact, if not for a few geometry issues (the TV couldn’t display perfectly straight vertical or horizontal lines), this 1080p set would have been a near-perfect specimen. So unless you have eagle eyes, plan on staring at text/TV Guide menus all day long, or just don’t like fatties, this TV is worth a look.
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by Johan on April 17, 2007
Sharp has developed an advanced LCD panels that provides a better viewing experience on portable devices. These new panels feature a response speed which is three times as fast as conventional panels and hold the world record for having the highest contrast ratio for 2 Inch LCDs used in mobile devices.
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by Johan on April 12, 2007
Sony will be releasing a new line of ultra thin 3mm thick OLED displays later this year. The screen features 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio, 1080p, and 1920 x 1080 native resolution. Watch the video after the break!
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by Johan on March 27, 2007
Samsung has developed a new QVGA 2.1 inch LCD display that features an automatic brightness adjustment technology. This LCD display gives you the best readability under any condition. The new LCD panel is designed for use in high-end cellphones, PDAs, and portable media players. It is also comes with a temperature compensation sensor that maintains a steady operational mode despite any exterior temperature change. Samsung will released this new LCD panel in the second half of this year.
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by Johan on March 22, 2007
Samsung have been showing off their SyncMaster 940UX a.k.a. UbiSync LCD monitor at CeBIT 2007. The monitor does not need the conventional VGA or DVI ports since it connects to PC using a simple USB connection. The company claims that this USB monitor is capable of 32-bit color and DVD-quality video playback. Samsung’s UbiSync LCD will be available in May for $678.
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by Johan on March 20, 2007
Here are 7 new LCD screens from the Toshiba Matsushita Display (TMD) joint-venture. They come equipped with LED Backlight for notebooks, with sized ranging from 8.9 Inch to 13.3 Inch, and resolutions ranging from XGA to WXGA+. These LCD screens will be available soon on our UMPCs and other notebooks.
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by Johan on March 13, 2007
BenQ has released in Korea the FP222W, a new 22-inch Vista-certified widescreen LCD monitor. It provides “Senseye” which is the company’s screen compensation technology, D-Sub, DVI dual input, and a quick 5ms response time. Using the BenQ FP222W widescreen LCD monitor, users are able to view two applications simultaneously. Pricing is still unknown. Hit the break to see more pics!
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by Johan on March 10, 2007
Samsung SDI has unveiled its new 1.29mm-thick LCD screen module for its “Ultra Edition II” cellphone. According to the company, the module is about 0.4mm thinner than 1.7mm-thick panels that are currently under mass production. In addition, a company official said that they will start to produce the ultra slim module in Q2 2007 for its new handset ‘Ultra Edition II’.
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If you are a bamboo lover, you might love this Widescreen Bamboo LCD TV. The TV measures at 19 inches wide and provides a 1440 x 900 resolution, 700:1 contrast ratio, 8ms response time. The Bamboo LCD TV retails for $474.58 (after conversion).
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by Johan on March 6, 2007
LG has rolled out their latest LCD monitor, the Flatron L1960-TR, which boasts 3000:1 contrast ratio. This 19-inch LCD screen has the DFC (Digital Fine Contrast) control technology that LG claims, “is as close as you get to the real thing.” The L1960-TR also provides both VGA and DVI video inputs. The LG Flatron L1960-TR LCD screen is priced at $289.99. Its widescreen version will be released in April this year.
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