Display Devices News
Widescreen.org, surprisingly enough, has an flash example of why widescreen TVs are better then 4:3 TVs. To a certain degree I agree with it. Going more to the root of this, it seems to me that there would be more interesting things to view to the left and right as opposed to up and down. Perhaps we need an adjustable […]
Read moreA LA PS3, Toshiba's SED TV can't quite make it to market. Things must be really tough if they can't get it too CES. Technology that is months and months out always make it CES. The last step in getting this technology to market seems to be a lawsuit between the parties developing the technology. From the article: A Toshiba […]
Read moreThe world of 1080p just got a lot cheaper with Vizio's announcemnt of a 47" 1080p for under 2000 dollars. Thats a pretty amazing price, it almost sounds to good to be true. The company emphasizes customer support as well which is a nice touch. You can expect these budget bad boys before the Super Bowl. Hopefully we can track […]
Read moreIs the old adage true? You get what you pay for? It really doesn't seem to be holding true with the budget LCD market. I certainly have not heard about mass problems or extremely poor quality. In fact, I have been enjoying my Syntax 27" for more then a year. CNET seems to agree that they are a decent value […]
Read moreThe advantage of going LCD panel or plasma is no doubt how slim the TVs are. A few manufacturers have tried to close the gap by developing slim cabinet TVs. Whats even better, the new TVs will accommodate wall mounting :D. From the article: The DLA-HD1 (shipping in February at $6,299.95) produces a 15,000:1 native contrast ratio through a new […]
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Pioneer must have one fantastic panel if they can charge $3500 for a 1024X768 panel. Judging by its feature set, you certainly get a lot for the price tag. At the heart of this panel is everything you would come to expect from the Elite line including two HDMI inputs, dual tuners, program guide, home networking support (many formats supported), […]
Read moreCiting advances in its manufacturing process, Panasonic now claims that plasma burn in is now a thing of the past. The average plasma should now be able to reach a 60,000 hour life before half brightness happens. That is quite a length lifespan of a TV these days. Although, nothing compared to what we have enjoyed with traditional tube sets. […]
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Evesham, the well known British CE manufacturer has introduced three more LCD's to its lineup. Made for the budget minded among us, the ALQEMI line will offer three sizes starting at 32" on up to 42 inches. The design is quite nice and will come equipped with a single HDMI input and a TNT tuner. From the article: ALQEMI is […]
Read moreI am pretty sure the editors over at Wired need a few extra days off this Holiday season. After going through 25 HDTV's, you can be sure that they deserve it. I am somewhat surprised a Sony all in one solution takes top recommendation with the likes of Pioneer's TV lineup in there. From the article: Everything-in-a-box systems don’t usually […]
Read moreThere has been quite a bit of buzz over Runco's Video Xtreme line of projectors. Their line up of 1080p projectors are the first in the world to be THX certified. Quality like this doesn't come cheap, I would expect your could get a BMW or two at the MSRP of these projectors. From the article: Every model is available […]
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