Toshiba LCD HDTVs Regza Series A1, H1 and R1
April 24th, 2010 by admin
Toshiba Corporation (Japanese: Kabushiki-gaisha Tōshiba) (TYO: 6502) is a Japanese multinational conglomerate corporation which is a renowned manufacturer and marketer of advanced electronic and electrical products and household appliances etc. Toshiba Corporation brings in three new lines of REGZA HDTVs, the R1, H1 and entry-level A1 in Japan, right after the fresh announcement of its RE1 and HE1 series HDTVs.
The new Regza R1 set in fully capable of recording to or playback content from external hard drives and that’s all because of the permission of a USB port in Regza R1. There are 32”, 37” and 42” inch models offered, each one of them is with IPS panels and a gaming mode, along with DLNA streaming support and four HDMI connection ports, a Pc and analog inputs. Resolution is set at 1080p for the larger sets, while the 32” inch model has a 720p panel.
Toshiba Regza R1
• 42-inch – 42R1
• 37-inch – 37R1
• 32-inch – 32R1
The new Regza H1 32” and 37” inch have a built-in 500GB hard disk drive in addition to a USB port and share the rest features of the R1s like IPS panels and a gaming mode, along with DLNA streaming support and four HDMI connection ports, a Pc and analog inputs. Resolution is set at 1080p for the larger sets.
Toshiba Regza H1
• 37-inch – 37H1
• 32-inch – 32H1
The new Regza A1 series is the entry-level, and is brought forward in 19”, 22” and 26” inch sets, all with 720p resolution. There are two HDMI inputs, along with lesser connections. Note Regza A1 series has no USB recording support.
Toshiba Regza A1
• 19” inch – 19A1
• 22” inch – 22A1
• 26” inch – 26A1
The 32” inch Regza R1 is due out in Japan on April 30th, priced at the equivalent of $1,393, with the 37” and 42” inch models coming early in June and priced at $1,929 and $2,465, respectively. The Regza H1s arrive at the same time, are priced at $1,607 and $2,143 for the 32” and 37” inch models. They are in pending to arrive at the start of August, with prices set at $697, $804 and $964 for the 19”, 22” and 26” inch sets correspondingly. Yet there is no indication of when or if Toshiba brings these to the North American market.
Sharp AQUOS LC-60E88UN 60-inch 240Hz LCD HDTV
January 24th, 2010 by admin
Sharp introduces at the CES 2010 its AQUOS LC-60E88UN, a 240Hz 60-inch LCD HDTV. It utilizes the Sharp’s Full HD 1080p X-Gen LCD panel with UV2A technology and 10-bit processing and combines it with 240Hz Fine Motion Advanced technology to provide clear, high definition image.
The Sharp AQUOS LC-60E88UN has four HDMI inputs as well as PC input, component, s-video and RS-232C.
Sharp Aquos LC-60E88UN LCD HDTV will be available in February 2010 but the price is not available yet.
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Samsung SyncMaster P2770HD LCD Monitor with TV Tuner
November 19th, 2009 by admin
Samsung has unveiled a new 27-inch LCD Monitor with TV Tuner in Korea market, namely Samsung SyncMaster P2770HD. The Samsung SyncMaster P2770HD is designed not only for desktop monitor, but it can also be used as HDTV. The Samsung SyncMaster P2770HD comes equipped with 27-inch diagonal 16:9 widescreen display with built-in TV Tuner, a full HD 1080p resolution, 5ms response time, 50,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 300 cd/m² brighness, 170˚/160˚ Viewing angle, and a High Definition Multimedia Interface™ (HDMI) connection makes your monitor a multimedia centerpiece and lets you easily and conveniently connect your other digital devices.
What’s more? the Samsung SyncMaster P2770HD also equipped with a Dolby Digital Plus, SRS TruSurround HD, 5.1 optical SPDIF out, integrated speakers bring every sound to life, and a range of connection ports, such as D-Sub, DVI-D, Component, Composite, DTV Tuner, Optical Out, Audio In and Headphone out.
The Samsung SyncMaster P2770H will be available in Korea for 549,000 Won or about $473.
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ViewSonic launches six LCD TVs
September 25th, 2009 by admin
ViewSonic adds to its HDTV line six new LCD TVs. Out of the six models, you can expect four Full HD models. All of them are equipped with ATSC/NTSC/QAM TV tuner.
The 32-inch VT3245, 37-inch VT3745 and 42-inch N4285 all feature 1920×1080p Full HD resolution. The first two models have 4000:1 contrst ratio, 5ms response time and 3D video processing, while the larger N4285 offers 10,000:1 contrast ratio and advanced image scaling Eco Panel. The VT3245 and VT3745 are priced at $649 and $799 respectively and the N4285 at $999.
The 23-inch VT2342 also offer 1920×1080p Full HD resolution. It has 10,000:1 contrast ratio, 5ms response time and SRS TruSurround HD audio. The 20-inch VT2042 has boasts similar features but has a resolution of 1600×900. They are priced at $349 and $299 respectively.
Lastly, the 26-inch VT2645 comes with a 1366×768 LCD panel and SRS TruSurround HD audio. It costs $449.
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LG 55LHX and LH85 Wireless HDTVs
September 18th, 2009 by admin
G is showing the world the two series of wireless HDTVs: 55LHX and LH85, at the CEDIA 2009. The slim wireless HDTVs LHX measures 55-inches 55LHX and the other one will come in two models of 55-inches and also 47-inches. Because they are so slim, you will be able to put them anywhere in the room, as you please. Due to the media box, it will send a Full HD 1080p signal directly to the TV and the HDTVs is able to receive the signal up to 30 feet away. This means the screen allows you to connect the game console or the Blu-ray/DVD player, game console to the media box, and begin their wireless entertainment experience. Soon, both items will be available on the market: LG 55LHX for $4799 and the 55LH85 and 47LH85 for $3199 and $2399 respectively.
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Samsung LN65B650 65-inch LCD HDTV
September 17th, 2009 by admin
If you’re planning on buying a large-screen high-definition TV set anytime soon, this new 65-inch CCFL-backlit LCD HDTV ‘LN65B650′ from Samsung is definitely the right choice. This widescreen HDTV provides 1920 x 1080p Full HD resolution, Auto Motion Plus 120Hz refresh rate, 4ms response time, 100,00:1 dynamic contrast ratio and Samsung’s Medi@2.0 for accessing Internet TV content services. The LN65B650 is also DLNA certified, allowing you to remotely access your PC’s personal media collections and download them to the TV. The Samsung LN65B650 will set you back $5,999.99. [Product Page]
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Mitsubishi Releases LT-46249 and LT-52249 HDTVs with VUDU 1080p Streaming
September 12th, 2009 by admin
It looks like Mitsubishi will join the growing number of companies who are including VUDU onto their HDTVs. Today, the company announced that they are releasing two new HDTVs to their Diamond Unisen series and that they will be equipped to handle VUDU 1080p streaming services. The LT-46249 and LT-52249 feature 46-inch, and 52-inch LCD displays and both come with full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution. Not only can these TVs receive VUDU via Ethernet connection, but they can also access the internet wirelessly with the help of the optional VUDU wireless accessory bridge. This device helps reduce the electronic clutter around your TV by allowing the TV to be positioned anywhere and only needing to worry about the electrical plug. You can order the LT-46249 and LT-52249 now through Mitsubishi retailers for their respective $2,599 and $3,099 MSRPs.
[Engadget]
BenQ Launched MK2442 LCD TV
August 17th, 2009 by admin
BenQ today announced the arrival of a new member to its LCD TV family - MK2442, a multifunctional model that is best suited for students or those seeking a second unit for their home.
The debut of 23.6-inch MK2442, which could double as a large-sized monitor for PC users, is BenQ answer to the market’s need where growing numbers of users now expect to enjoy great visual experience from the TVs. They want a slim-screen TV which offers not only the ultimate enjoyment in picture quality, but also comes at a sweet and affordable price point.
The brand new MK2442 boasts 5 ms response time and Full HD 1920×1080. The Full HD feature means that the screen contains twice the picture details of the earlier resolution technology of 1366×768. It is engineered to handle and output a pure 1080p 24Hz signal for nature, high-quality film, giving users real cinema viewing pleasure without distortion of the original picture quality
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