UE46B7020 is the unfortunate name of one of Samsung’s recent offerings of LED HDTVs. In the store Samsung’s sales people (they have teams of ‘pushers’ in the larger London stores) will show you the superlative colour quality, the anorexic thinness, the subdued styling and the plethora of plug-in options on the back of what they [...]
Philips claims it is to “break new ground” by launching the World’s first cinema-proportioned LCD television whose chief selling point seems to be to obliterate the black bands from the top and bottom of the display.
Samsung has announced a range of ultra-slim and energy efficient Luxia TVs at CES, to be launched as the 6000, 7000 and 8000 which Samsung claims will deliver “full ranges of natural colours and crystal clear detail”.
JVC has ‘pre-announced’ a strikingly thin LCD panel that is such a lightweight at 5kg that its ideal for ceiling mountings or less substantial wall fixings. The 32mm thin display will be shown in a private booth at CES 2009 in Las Vegas in three days and released before the end of the year.
LG’s display unit has announced the development of the World’s first “Trumotion” LCD TV having an impressive 480Hz refresh rate. This allows the display of rapid imaging as required in sports broadcasting and action sequences without sacrificing image quality.
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