Showing posts with label tv. Show all posts
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Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Sharp AQUOS LC-70Q7 70-inch UV2A LCD TV


Announced at 550,000 Yen or around $6,912, Sharp latest AQUOS Quatron, the LC-70Q7 latest “basic” 70” UV2A LCD TV. Indeed, beside its gigantic 70” screen, the LC-70Q7 comes with the bare minimum including LED Backlight, a W Tuner (Dual Digital TV Tuner), USB HDD Recording and DLNA. Yep pretty basic and at 550.000 Yen we would assume that the LC-70Q7 could do MUCH more.



Sunday, January 08, 2012

Sony and Veizo To Show Off Google TV Devices AT CES

Earlier today we got our first look at LG’s new Google TV, and now Google has announced more details on some other manufacturers that will show off Google TV devices at CES next week.


Both Sony and Veizo will unveil new Google TV devices at CES, and Google has also said that they are working with Samsung on Google TV devices and these will launch later in the year.It will be interesting to see what Google TV devices are launched, we wonder if any of the manufacturers will launch a new Google TV set top box as well as TVs with Google TV built in.

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

LG 55-inch OLED TV Panel claim as World’s Largest

LG Display gave a teaser of its CES plans by setting a record for the world’s largest OLED (organic light-emitting diode) TV screen panel measures 55 inches and comes with a contrast ratio of over 100,000:1, the company has announced.
At the moment, producing large OLED displays is an ongoing challenge, just like it was the case for LCD displays years ago.


The 55-inch panel uses an oxide thin-film transistor instead of the usual low-temperature polysilicon from smaller OLED screens. The panel is also just 5 mm thin and has a color gamut that is “wider” than that produced by LCD panels screen with a very narrow bezel. All of these characteristics make it a candidate for bringing OLED TV technology to the masses in a market that’s still dominated by LCDs.
“Although OLED technology is seen as the future of TV display, the technology has been limited to smaller display sizes and by high costs, until now. LG Display’s 55-inch OLED TV panel has overcome these barriers,” said Sang Beom Han, CEO and Executive Vice President of LG Display.
The screen is advanced in other areas. LG claims an “Ultra Definition” panel and is using white OLED, which is both clearer and more efficient than on most such displays.
The design is both much lighter than an LCD and allows for unique designs.
LG hasn’t given hints as to if and when the 55-inch OLED screen will make it to shipping products. Of course, we’ll hear more of this panel at the next CES, along with those WiDi-supporting CINEMA 3D Smart TVs LG has announced earlier this month.

Saturday, July 16, 2011

BlackBerry TV Challenges the Apple and Google TV?

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The power of Research In Motion (RIM) appears to be more complete with the presence of  this one  product. RIM reportedly makes the device called the BlackBerry TV which will also  nliven  the realm of  digital  TV.

RIM wanted to bring more content than through smartphones and internet tablets. Thus, digital TV devices that display the content on a larger screen to answer.

Although RIM has not confirmed its truth by itself, as quoted from Slashgear, Friday (15/07/2011), this device is touted to compete with Apple TV and Google TV.

But unlike Apple TV and Google TV that target domestic consumers, RIM's devices will be aimed at the enterprise. Citing internal sources who declined to be named RIM, BlackBerry TVs will use QNX software.

The features contained on the BlackBerry TV namely BlackBerry Presenter, namely accessory that allows BlackBerry smartphone users send their PowerPoint presentations wirelessly to the TV.

To date, there has been no more information about the detailed specifications BlackBerry TV. To be sure his presence would disturb plans Apple TV and Google TV.

Saturday, June 04, 2011

France bans Facebook Twitter in TV Broadcasting

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Paris - A new regulation on Facebook and Twitter is applied in France. Authorities countries located in continental Europe is banning the word up and Twitter mentioned in radio or television.

French broadcasting regulator announced new rules that more or less as follows: television and radio show host had to restrain myself to say Facebook or Twitter unless there is a direct relation with the information submitted.

For example, television presenter is prohibited to say something like, "Follow us on Twitter for further updates from this news. " Yes, there should be no references associated with Twitter and Facebook.

Then, what is the reason this unique rules enforced? According to the French broadcasting regulator, CSA, the mention of Facebook or Twitter is considered as a form of promotion of commercial enterprises.

Christine Kelly CSA spokesman said that it is not fair. For many other social networking companies gasping emulate the popularity of Facebook and Twitter.

"Why do references to Facebook, which is worth billions of dollars, when many other social networks struggling to get recognition," he said as quoted from The Next Web, on Saturday (04/06/2011).

"This could be a distortion of competition. If we allow Facebook and Twitter mentioned, another social networking site would protest, they will ask why not us?," he added.

Thursday, June 02, 2011

Angry Birds Game will be able to be Played On TV

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Angry Birds more rampant. Next, the game from Finland will be present at the television set.

This was done through cooperation between the Rovio, Angry Birds maker, with the Roku. latter Name is the maker of the device set-top box for television.

As quoted from Engadget, Thursday (06/02/2011), Roku plans to bring several new devices for Internet access via television. One new feature that will be present is the ability to play casual games.

Popularity Angry Birds make Roku took Rovio to bring these games on the television screen. Of course, Roku hope this step will invite others to join games support their platform.

In the United States, Roku is known as a provider of device that can be used to access the online video rental service Netflix.

"Just like when we were the first to bring Netflix on TV, we want to be the catalyst that changed the way people play casual games - from the Angry Birds - the biggest screen they have at home," said Anthony Wood, Roku CEO .

On the other hand, Roku had to compete with consoles like Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii are already present a variety of casual games to be played on TV.

Sunday, April 17, 2011

Toshiba 3D TV Product Review

Ultra-Real 3D Full HD Visuals

Toshiba 3D TVs deliver over-the-top entertainment brought to you in beautiful 1080p Full HD. Our state of the art Quantum Black™ LED panel with Fine Local Dimming creates blacks with more depth and character, plus enhanced highlights. Our ClearScan 480Hz™ technology minimizes blurring for sports or fast-action video. And our CrystalCoat™ Contrast Enhancer stops light reflections from washing out whatever you’re watching. Your movies and games will leap off the wall with incredible sharpness and a smoother, purer, more natural appearance.

Dazzling 3D Diversity

Toshiba offers different 3D technology for different needs and tastes. Choose a model with dynamic (active) 3D to enjoy always-on 1080p Full HD resolution and the sharpest 3D images from Blu-ray™ Discs. Or maybe you’re a gamer who wants to avoid eye strain and flicker on those all-night frag fests. If so, a set offering natural (passive) 3D may be what you’re looking for. You’ll still enjoy stunning HD images, including Full 1080p HD in the 2D mode.
Toshiba 3D TV Width

Super-Thin, Sophisticated Design

An elegant, ultra-thin cabinet design and choice of screen sizes ranging from 32” to a whopping 65” class make Toshiba 3D HDTVs perfect for building a big, beautiful home theater. They really set off a room.

Great Expandability and Convenience

Build that entertainment center with four HDMI® inputs and HDMI® InstaPort™ for fast switching between them. And because our 3D TVs are DLNA certified ®, you’ll be able to easily access content straight from your PC. It’s home theater without the headache.

Expansive Connectivity

Toshiba 3D TVs open up a whole world of possibilities for you. Link wirelessly to a home network with built-in Wi-fi Connection. Or discover Toshiba Enhanced Net TV™, offering personalized content with just a few clicks of the remote through Yahoo! TV Widgets. Choose from a vast selection of social media and content providers including YouTube®, Facebook®, Pandora®, Twitter®, Netflix® and others.

Stunning Sound

Toshiba 3D TVs make sure your ears are entertained too. They come with built-in stereo speakers, plus advanced audio technologies that include Audyssey EQ™ to equalize sound for the entire room, plus Dolby® Digital Plus, which delivers full audio potential from Blu-ray™ discs, HD broadcasts, along with streamed and downloaded media.

Green Engineering

Though powerfully entertaining, LED HD TVs are built with a power-conscious design. So you can rest assured that with Toshiba you’re doing right by the environment.

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