Display Devices News
Another feature packed episode of HD Nation from the gang at Revision 3. Covering a wealth of topics from the simple such as blu-ray releases to comparing big name brand LCD’s versus off-brands–a topic which has been discussed for as long as I can remember. Video embedded below for your enjoyment…
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HP has been relatively quiet (as far as I’ve noticed) in the displays world for home theaters since they killed off their mix extender+tv combos, but it looks like they’re coming back. Will be interesting to see how this matches up with the competition, but you could do much worse than a 1080p 27" LCD for only $500. Electronista […]
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Is it just me or has there been a LOT of TV announcements in the past few weeks?! Good news for us as the technologies continue to evolve and improve…and in this case, get thinner! Because nobody likes a fat TV. Engadget The new SL80 and SL90 models don’t bring new high water marks on the spec sheets, but […]
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55 Inches for $4500 sound like a bargain to you? Well, probably not, but it’s hard to argue with the feature list which Samsung has announced for their new 8500 line of TV’s. Lots of features mentioned in the Press Release below, but it’s interesting to see the internet options are somewhat sparse, with basically just some Yahoo! Widgets available […]
Read moreIt should be noted that this is only for a small number of models, specifically their 32-inch versions, but still it’s interesting to see these life-long rivals merging forces (somewhat) to hopefully reach better profits. Kudos to them for not being stubborn. CrunchGear Sharp will start operating a plant for the production of LCDs on its own in October. The […]
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Wasn’t it just last week that Vudu had announced it was giving away its boxes with the purchase of mitsubishi TV’s? Well, I suppose we all knew it was a matter of time before they struck a deal with actually integrating their boxes into TV’s. Although personally, I’m a fan of having separate electronics. NEW YORK, July 29, 2009 […]
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Great review, and even better news for plasma lovers all. This should help ease the hearts of saddended Pioneer fans…wonder how long before we forget they even made plasmas. 🙂 HDGuru.com The TC-PV10 betters the G10 in black level, “pop”, judder free film reproduction and user accessible gray scale adjustment (though one needs an expensive meter to obtain […]
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I have to assume Ben is eventually going to write more up about this TV in this "review," but at the very least, he does have some very nice pictures of this stunning 2.1" deep TV set. Some nice pictures of the DLNA abilities of the set–still not close to SageTV’s or MCE’s Extender interfaces, but right up there with […]
Read moreRaise your hand if you remember "THX-Certification" being in reference to sound. Ok, good to know I’m not alone…but kudos to the gang for using the widespread familiarity with the brand on something completely NON-AUDIO related. I’ll reserve judgement until I see one of these displays in action. PRNewsWire via Engadget "Creating a new era in LCD technology the THX-Certified […]
Read moreI forgot where I got this link (blame firefox crash), but this is a good sign this time for your LCD fans. Increase in popularity will hopefully continue the downward trend in prices, which of course benefit all of us. iSuppli The large-sized LCD panel market rose to 129.7 million units in the second quarter, up from 91.7 million […]
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