Posted by admin on Feb 16, 2010 in
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TV The world’s largest production site OLED TV will be conducted in the United States to show later this year, so the LG reps at the ISE-2010 LG Electronics. LG looks for mid-2010 availability. How much can you expect to pay for it? How about $ 2,500? Hope you have some money in the bank.
Apparently the 15-inch EL9500 will follow with 19 and 20-inch OLEDs. There’s even a 40-inch version that none of us can afford to come in 2012. Just as the Mayans predicted.
This thing costs more than my huge HDTV.
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Posted by admin on Nov 28, 2009 in
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LG Electronics is preparing to present their latest Full HD LCD monitor, the M2794S on the Japanese market, and hopes that people notice sinks. Let us not be violated all a brief glimpse as their feelings. This is a 27-inch widescreen monitor has that 1920 x 1080 Full HD resolution, a 2 ms response time, brightness of 400 cd m2 and a contrast ratio of 20,000:1.
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Some other features include a built-in speakers with SRS TruSurround XT and you get multiple connections ports, including two HDMI, DVI-D and RGB. The M2794S arrived in Japan on 27 November.
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Posted by admin on Sep 1, 2009 in
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LG is a 15-inch OLED TV that is showing remarkable both in its brightness and design.
The TV is expected to show at the IFA 2009 in Berlin electric consumers will be introduced in September and launched at the end of the year to life, “says the website, OLED Display.net.
LG has not disclosed any pricing for these beauties, but it’s probably not that cheap.
The new LG OLED display looks like a picture frame with its controls at ports and hidden behind the screen. The screen can be wall-mounted and tilted for the best viewing angle.
OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode)-based displays are starting in a big way with companies like Samsung and Nokia to offer phones with small OLED displays. The displays are attractive to consumers because they are extremely vibrant colors and offer high-clarity. So far, however, the high cost of these screens has led to the technology was, however, is not commonly used in consumer products.
The new LG 15-inch OLED TV could be a sign that these ads can now be prepared to take the place of LCD and plasma TVs to take in HD. With mass production and high sales volume, prices could come down for this TV quickly in the coming years. LG is reportedly working on a 40-inch OLED TV.
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Posted by admin on Apr 10, 2009 in
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Interested in high-definition, but have no desire for the monthly subscription fee? You must Freesat – and with the LG-LF7700 TV series, which is incorporated receiever. Even if you have any dish for a court.
It is LG’s first HD-ready 1080p LCD TV with built in Freesat and to offer subscription-free HD programming from the BBC and ITV as well as over 140 digital TV and radio channels. And if there is a problem, do not worry – this is one of those stylish shiny black to your living room.
The LF7700 is also big on features, packing in an Ethernet port (for connecting up to future IPTV services), LG Intelligent Sensor-II technology, which reduces power consumption by 69.5 percent (compared to a Standard TV), an invisible speaker system tuned by renowned audio expert Mark Levinson, a dynamic contrast ratio of 50:000:1, TruMotion 100Hz, 4x HDMI connections and a USB slot.
Available in sizes from 32-inch to 47 inches, the LF7700 is from this month.
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Posted by admin on Jan 6, 2009 in
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We have some thin LCD HDTV prototypes, but this soon-to-ship LG LH9500 is ridiculous. Not only is the 55-inch LED-backlit beauty only 24.8mm thin – plug in a USB hard drive, and it can display the pirate fave DivX video files in all their HD glory.
A TV that needs an unlikely thin outer box to make it go, and you can wirelessly stream HD. Neat trick. And whoa, has the look sexy or what? Prices? No words yet. We get a magnifying glass at 2009, until mid-next week.
