Showing posts with label Monitor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monitor. Show all posts
Onkyo has introduced their unique netbook, called Transformable DX (DX1007A5), equipped with two displays.
It is similar novelties solutions used in the recently received in the sale of Kohjinsha DZ netbook, screens are hiding each other, and a special mount allows it to rotate the top cover around the vertical axis.
It is similar novelties solutions used in the recently received in the sale of Kohjinsha DZ netbook, screens are hiding each other, and a special mount allows it to rotate the top cover around the vertical axis.
Toshiba has been announcing LCD TVs based on the Cell processor (which is a key element in the PS3, for instance) for quite some time now, but now we finally have an official press release [JP] revealing a date and price for the first model. The TV is called Cell REGZA 55X1, it’s going to be released this Thursday (in Japan) and it will cost a lot: $11,230.
ViewSonic Corp. has announced two new widescreen LCD monitors in the United States, called ViewSonic VX1932wm-LED and VA705b.
New ViewSonic VX1932wm-LED and VA705b are positioned as an excellent choice for home, office and educational institutions. Their LED monitors meet the strict standards of the Energy Star 5.0 standard, which guarantees low energy consumption.
New ViewSonic VX1932wm-LED and VA705b are positioned as an excellent choice for home, office and educational institutions. Their LED monitors meet the strict standards of the Energy Star 5.0 standard, which guarantees low energy consumption.
LG Electronics has announced their new LCD TV that is 45mm thickness, called LG SL8000 on Russia’s market.
LG SL8000 is eliminating the gap between the screen and the frame in the new panel using the technology of film lamination. According to the manufacturer, the boundary between these elements of the TV almost is not visible. Most parts of the exterior devices have the same black color.
LG SL8000 is eliminating the gap between the screen and the frame in the new panel using the technology of film lamination. According to the manufacturer, the boundary between these elements of the TV almost is not visible. Most parts of the exterior devices have the same black color.
If you’re worried about the amount of energy your monitor is drawing, you’re probably nuts, since your PC draws ten times that, but if you must indulge your inner environmentalist, this line of displays from NEC should suffice. They’re LED-backlit, which I suspect accounts for all the savings. Yeah, I’m pretty sure that’s the case.
Philips has just announced a new 9704 LED Pro line of televisions bound for the UK. The two sets promise a 5,000,000:1 contrast ratio, a 200Hz refresh rate, and a 1-ms response time. Philips promises both models -- the 40-inch 40PFL9704 and the 46-inch 46PFL9704 -- are up to 50 percent more energy efficient than previous models, and both boast 5 HDMI ports.
If you prefer warm, indoor shopping to cold, outdoor, middle-of-the-night Black Friday shopping, then you may be happy to hear that Best Buy “is bringing the excitement of Black Friday a week early this holiday season.” How is this possible? How can one retail store bend the fabric of the time-space continuum in such a way?
If you think about it, you’ll probably only need to hang your flat panel TV on the wall once. Maybe twice. Maybe three times if you really move around a lot, like in the middle of the night when you hear a knock on your door and thank god you slept in your clothes because there’s only enough time to put on a pair of Velcro shoes and grab your 40-inch TV.























