Sceptre continues its impressive 2010 product roll-out with yet another addition to the company's line of LCD HDTVs, namely the X420BV-FHD model, which delivers some pretty cool features, coupled with an elegant and attractive external design.This simple yet elegant TV features a curved front frame, crystal clea... |
17 December 2010
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It's common knowledge that regular LCD and plasma displays can only reproduce about 40 percent of all the colors the human eye can see, and everyone except those actually selling them agree. But, for now, that's about as far as technology goes, in terms of faithful image reproduction. The next step in displ... |
12 March 2009
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One thing's for sure about the Japanese electronics' giant, Sony: it has some pretty inventive and talented designers. Most of the products the company has rolled out over the past few years have very eye-catching designs, and that's also the case with the new Bravia E4000 Series of high-definition TV ... |
10 April 2008
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As you might remember from our CES coverage, the Japanese company Mitsubishi has unveiled early in 2008 its laser-based television set, a product that will bring a major shift on the HDTV's market (or at least that's what the manufacturer hopes). However, Mitsubishi has decided to provide some further detai... |
8 April 2008
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The LCD panels' market has gone through some serious changes over 2007, the most important one being an increasingly visible shift in the customers' choice in the LCD vs. plasma dilemma, with the liquid crystal displays emerging as the favorites. However, it would seem that things are about to get even bett... |
1 January 2008
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Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED)-based displays are an important part of most manufacturer's product roadmap, since they represent one of the best bets for future success in this industry. And one of the latest and most surprising announcements regarding this specific field comes from Samsung, who is touting ... |
27 December 2007
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Although OLED displays have been used mostly in the case of portable devices up until recently, they're slowly emerging as the most likely solution for future TVs and monitors and some pretty good competitors for current LCDs. And the Japanese company Sony has already taken the first steps in this direction, lau... |
21 November 2007
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