Panasonic VIERA VT2 Full HD 3D Plasma TV Reviews | VIERA TH-P50VT2 & TH-P54VT2 - The Japanese Panasonic has introduced its first range of VIERA VT2 Full HD 3D Plasma TV. Available in two sizes 50″ (TH-P50VT2) and 54 inches (TH-P54VT2).
Technically, these new high-definition displays offer full HD resolution of 1920×1080, a contrast 5 million:1, [...]
Panasonic 152″ 3D Ultra HD Plasma TV | Panasonic 152″ 3D Full Screen HD PDP Plasma TV - It is once again at CES 2010 in Las Vegas that the Panasonic manufacturer has pushed the limits on Plasma TV by unveiling the largest 3D Full screen HD PDP in the world displaying a resolution of [...]
Sony Bravia XBR-LX900 | Sony Braiva XBR-HX900 | Sony Bravia 3D Backlight LED HDTV - Sony has presented the new Bravia series in XBR-LX900 and XBR-HX900. The CES 2010 event in Las Vegas was an opportunity for Sony to make public its new range of Bravia LCD TV with major innovations as the backlight LEDs [...]
LG Electronics and Orange partnership agreement | CES 2010 LG Electronics Orange TV - CES 2010: LG and Orange, for all content and services on TV! The Korean manufacturer LG Electronics and operator Orange announced the signing of a partnership agreement that allows exclusive access to a portal for Orange LG televisions through an Internet [...]
This morning, during the presentation of the new range of LCD and Plasma TV with Samsung as I could discover this new TV support to hang your TV on the wall.
No more big media, while metal and time, holes, etc … Here, on two kinds of visse pads on the wall, two on the screen [...]
Peekton, brand well known for its DTT decoders or multimedia hard drives, we present three models of LCD TVs 16/9 incorporating a DVD player (DivX compatible), an SD card slot and a USB port. Regarding the latter it may be used both to access files stored on that as the location for recording TNT programs.
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In Korea and LG Electronics and LG for intimate announced two new plasma screens with a diagonal of 42 “and 50″ of Full HD, 600Hz of (???) and especially a contrast ratio of 1 Billion: 1 … I’m not sure we can make a difference over a number but why not….