LCD
Sharp Launches XS1 Series LCD TV
By Vlad | October 1, 2008
IFA 2008: The Thinnest 8 MM LCD TV
By Preeti | September 1, 2008
On IFA 2008 the ultra thin display concept is the biggest discovery of today .This is thinnest 32 inch LCD TV. This is the newest approach in the field of technology. At the perceive sound of it is a very thin light guide plate illuminated from the top and bottom by high-power, energy-efficient LEDs. This LCD TV has very small weight that is about 5 kg.
This new TV set is about ten times easily transferable because its weight is about ten times less then normal TV sets.As a result, hanging such an LCD-TV becomes simple and easy. This is really fantastic, energy efficient, high power LEDs. When you use this thinnest TV set using Philips patented light in-coupling structure and a fine-tuned out-coupling pattern, light can be distributed over the whole display area in a uniform fashion. The result, a very, very thin TV panel and it looks very pretty too.
Worlds Thinnest LCD HDTV-9.9mm KDL-40ZX1; Courtesy Sony
By Veronica | August 28, 2008
Whilst last year, we witnessed Samsung reigning the geeks’ minds by creating a buzz through its offering of 40”-inch screen 1 cm thick LCD with little awareness that come 2008 and they may have to face competition with Sony. Lately, Sony has made up to headlines as it has bagged the crown for developing worlds first-ever thinnest LCD HDTV. Measuring mere 9.9mm thick, the KDL-40ZX1 almost bisects the depth of Hitachi’s previous victor (suggestible to be installed in bathroom now) and hits the market with a whisper of Pioneer’s mega thin conception.
The model sports a LED back lighting, 3,000:1 contrast ratio, 120Hz MotionFlow tech, x.v.color and BRAVIA Engine 2 image processing. Clarity about the available facts detail only one HDMI plugging onto the screen itself whereas other needless HDMI/USB/ constituent inputs are consigned to a base station, with the choice for wired or perhaps WHDI based? Japanese will be allowed to emboss the ZX1 on their walls if they are ready to shell out $4,474 on 10 November (expected date fopr its market availability).
Via Engadget
Luxury Gadget of the day: 24 carat gold wristwatch table
By Cheryl | August 16, 2008
Not a very great a gadget though, but definitely a unique wonder and a reason enough to bring this 24 Carat Wristwatch Table here.
The first of its kind, the gold plated watch is no less a jewellery but a definitely impressive furniture.
The dial of the watch makes the table top and displays time in a LED display. Apart from that it also features the date, temperature and your choice of welcoming words.
So if you are game to have all gold furniture for your living room, this one is just perfect for you. He only problem is the price tag that reads $43,150… what were you expecting to be the price of a gold plated table?
Via: Blavish
The webcam BenQ M2400HD the screen is removed and put
By manoj | August 9, 2008
This is one of those little things that make the difference between screens and some others. He does not much talk of launching a couple of new screens BenQ, a 22-inch and one 24, the model BenQ M2400HD. In AVING can see a little more detail on this screen with curiosity that your webcam higher, which is not integrated within the framework of the screen is “removed and put”.
Just have a USB 2.0 port at the top, where it gets to 2-megapixel webcam. Is not this great detail? But good news comes after a bad, it seems that these screens are delayed until September and not in August as announced in previous news.
An Alarm Clock That Lets You Spy
By Vlad | August 8, 2008
Maybe you are a novice in the field of surveillance and spying, but that must not stop you from installing a spy camera. If high-tech gizmos stopped you from owning a surveillance gizmo, the Alarm Clock with Spy Camera by Brando must solve all your problems. Though the device looks just like any other clock, there is much more to it and it doubles up as a spy camera. The device is easy to install and no one would ever suspect or guess it’s unique capabilities rendering you stronger and blessed with an upper hand.
Surprisingly, you neither need an LCD screen nor elaborate installation procedures. The 2.5 inches display may not please many hard-core techno guys but due to the very fact that something that is so affordable and within reach is available, one mustn’t think too much. The device will help you track and spy what is going on in your home environments. The product might also help small businesses and homes. The package includes an Alarm Clock Spy Camera, cables, adaptors, and a video display receiver. The high resolution only makes the product more interesting and attractive to be bought. The device costs $121 and is available online.
Via: GadgetSpy
Two new viewers Epson
By manoj | August 7, 2008
Epson has launched two new multimedia viewers perfect if you are of those people who walk with discs and discs with pictures of all your birthday and travel. The P-3000 and P-5000 has a 4-inch LCD screen. Has ability to read SD and CF. The device supports images (JPEG), video (DivX) and audio (MP3/AAC). Finally the viewers have 80GB (P-5000) and will cost U.S. $ 599 and 40GB (P-3000) and will cost around U.S. $ 799.
Apple Cinema Display: in January to end the agony?
By manoj | August 7, 2008
Sometimes it seems that Apple simply forget to have some products in the catalogue and that they remain there, real estate, until someone will remember them. For a comparison we take for example the ‘iMac: the first version G5, based on the design of its Cinema Display, is dated August 2004.
Since then the ‘all-in-one has been well-2 major restyling and numerous small updates. A big difference.
The ecology could, however, come to the aid of those hoping for new screens: the only reason that could push Cupertino to update the range, which apparently still sells well despite the obsolescence is’ commitment made by Steve Jobs to free Halogen of polluting technology in the near future.
According to the latest rumors, would be the Macworld San Francisco the most likely for the announcement: in January could end the long agony of the Cinema Display, a chapter a little embarrassing in the history of Cupertino…
Hitachi launches two new LCD screens
By manoj | August 6, 2008
Hitachi will soon add two new LCD TV set to woo UT Series. The UT47-XP770 and UT47-XV700 will be available from September 26. The two new TVs will have a width of 35mm and a 47-inch HD screen LCD (1920 x 1080), 250GB HDD, iVDR, HDMI, digital tuner, brightness of 500cd / m, and will be compatible with DLNA.
They will be available both in black and white will cost around 2865 euros.
Sharp launches new HDTV cheap Series SB
By manoj | August 6, 2008
There comes the low end in high definition with Sharp. At least in this new range of high definition televisions Sharp SB series with a resolution of 1080p.
These new screens 42 (LC-42SB45U), 46 (LC-46SB54U) and 52 (LC-52SB55U) include 4-inch HDMI ports in the largest 52 2 HDMI ports on the display of 46″ and 3 HDMI in The 42 “also has input for PC and a response time of 6ms. Prices are not bad, some € 1500 by the 52-inch, 1100 € for 46-inch and only 900 by 42-inches.
