Showing posts with label CEDIA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CEDIA. Show all posts
Sharp AQUOS Quattron 3DTV Now Available In the US, Throws In the Yellow Colour
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Sharp has announced something great today if you live in the US and you're looking for a new 3DTV. At CEDIA 2010 (which is taking place right now), the company has just announced that their AQUOS Quattron 3DTV is now available in the US if you're looking for something to make your living room stand out. The 52-inch model (LE925) is available for $4,199, while the larger 60-inch model will cost you $5,299. In the box you'll be getting two pair of glasses - that can convert the 3D content to 2D if that's what you really want - so you'll be able to enjoy 3D with whoever you want. These 3DTVs pack an 8,000,000:1 contrast ratio, an Ethernet port, an optional WiFi adapter, and 2D to 3D conversion. Head over to the store and get one now!
[Engadget]
HDI Shows Off 100-Inch Laser-Based 3D HDTV That Owns Everything Else
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I don't really know how to say it in my own words because Engadget said it best.
Before Mitsu can even take the logical next step, a California startup has arisen to introduce what it calls the world's first laser-based 3D HDTV. We're talking 1080p 3D like you've never seen before, with CTO Edmund Sandberg noting that this production is smoother than RealD, Dolby, film and pretty much every other 3D solution. The secret here is in the speed; this set is so fast that the image "no longer needs to flash from one eye to the other," and no flashing should equate to no headaches.
If only I was able to set my eyes on that TV. I hope that they show it off at CES 2010 again because I want to see more of this - although the price will be way out of my range.
[Engadget]
Facebook, Twitter, Netflix and YouTube Widgets Coming to a Sony Bravia Near You
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65-Inch Sony Bravia LCD HDTV Available For $5000; New LED-Backlit Bravias To Be Announced at CEDIA This September
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Along with that news, we're also hearing Sony plans to unveil new LED-backlit Bravia HDTVs this September at CEDIA 2009. What could we be expecting at CEDIA? Well, check out what Sony Insider had to say below.
According to the FlatpanelsHD site the new LED models will be using more cost effective white LED instead of RGB LEDs used in the current XBR8 (X4500 series in Europe). Also Bravia Engine Pro (BE3) will be incorporated. The Pro version incorporates a principle known as Black Frame Insertion (BFI). BFI utilizes the basic principle that the human eye needs to be “reset” regularly. The human eye does not forget a picture right away because it stays on the cornea for a short period of time. You might recognize this from a very quick light flash that “hangs” for a while on your cornea. But by inserting very short black frames between the original frames, Sony can constantly reset the eye, so you perceive the image on the TV as smoother and without motion trailing.
Other expected features of the sets are:
- DLNA (client Photo, Music, Video)
- Motion Flow 240 Hz
- BRAVIA® Internet Video
- BRAVIA® Internet Widgets
- LightSensor™ Technology and Idle TV Standby
- Internet Radio
Sony XBR line will be available in 40, 46 and 55-inches (65 inch model was also rumored). Of course pricing will be announced later on as well, and our guess is Sony will not be charging a hefty sum like they used to with XBR8 due to the lower cost white LEDs. Time will tell.
Let's hope that Sony Insider is correct about the whole price tag portion because that's a huge factor.
Sharp Introduces New LED-Backlit AQUOS HDTVs and 2 New TVs in the E77 Series
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However, Sharp also introduced two new HDTVs in their E77 series. The new 60 and 65-inchers have: a 1080p resolution, a 4ms response time, 120Hz technology, 4 HDMI inputs, and an RS-232 socket. The 60 and 65-inch models are going to be available this September for $3,499 USD and $4,499 USD, respectively.
Engadget has already got their "eyes-on" the new AQUOS HDTVs, so check it out here.
[Engadget]
JVC Shows Off LED-Backlit 7mm Thin 32-Inch LCD Display at CEDIA 2009
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[Engadget]
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