Sony traz ao Brasil TV com menos de 1 cm de espessura | Gizmodo Brasil

Sony traz ao Brasil TV com menos de 1 cm de espessura Gizmodo Brasil: "E ela é beeem bonita. E de fato a tela de 40'' tem menos de 1 cm (9,9 milímetros, para ser mais preciso). A imagem é bem decente também: Full HD, com motionflow de 120 hz (para evitar a perda de resolução em cenas mais movimentadas, comum em LCDs) e aquelas cores vivas da Sony. O padrão de outras TVs LCD top de linha. A diferença: a KLV-40ZX1M custa R$ 23.399 e, a partir de hoje, pode ser comprada no Brasil (no site deles, por exemplo)."

Digital Drops » Blog Archive » Philips Essence, Uma HDTV LCD de 42″ com Speaker Bar

Digital Drops » Blog Archive » Philips Essence, Uma HDTV LCD de 42″ com Speaker Bar: "A Philips Essence é uma HDTV LCD de 42″ com um design minimalista que ficaria linda exposta na parede da minha sala como uma obra de arte. O detalhe mais interessante é que ela tem um receptor que conecta todos os outros aparelhos com um só cabo, inclusive o cabo de energia, assim você pode esquecer aquela bagunça de fios espalhados pela casa."

Domino City - Novos anúncios da linha Bravia da Sony | Cybervida

Domino City - Novos anúncios da linha Bravia da Sony Cybervida: "O blog Shape and Colour, ao comentar o lançamento do comercial abaixo, disse que “os spots comerciais da Sony Bravia são o Brangelina do mundo da propaganda”, em referência ao nome que se aplica ao casal Brad Pitt e Angelina Jolie, estão certíssimos, são comerciais sempre muito bonitos e, como também dito no blog, já alcançaram um patamar icônico, o simples fato do lançamento de um novo vídeo, já motivo para postar."

Digital Drops » Blog Archive » Sharp Lança Primeiras TVs LCD do Mundo com Gravador Blu-Ray

Digital Drops » Blog Archive » Sharp Lança Primeiras TVs LCD do Mundo com Gravador Blu-Ray: "A Sharp apresenta as TVs LCDs da AQUOS DX series, que são as primeiras do mundo com gravadores de Blu-ray embutidos! A série tem 16 modelos, com tamanhos de 26” a 52”. Elas têm um Digital W Tuner, que permite que você assista TV enquanto grava seus programas no formato H.264/AVC."

Samsung’s New 240Hz Blue Phase LCD To Double Image Quality - Gizmo Watch

Samsung’s New 240Hz Blue Phase LCD To Double Image Quality - Gizmo Watch: "In case you spent a truckload of cash on getting a new widescreen plasma TV, you might not want to read on. Word is that electronics giants Samsung have developed a new LCD technology that can literally double existing image driving speeds. Called Blue Phase, the technology looks beyond conventional liquid crystal modes taking image quality to 240Hz driving speed, which is very, very close to a real moving image. What is even better is that going Blue wont burn a green hole in your pockets either. Since the technology doesn’t require crystal alignment layers like other LCDs, the design should turn out to be quite affordable. The good news is that we will be offered first glimpses of the impressive-sounding Blue Phase tech-goodness at LA’s SID 2008 International later this month. The bad news is that the company isn’t planning on taking the technology into mass production until 2011 which means you still have time to extract the cost out of the badass unit you just paid through your nose for.
Slippery Brick :Source: Electronic House"

SID '08 Witnesses Amazing Displays By Samsung, Includes 82-inch With 120Hz - Gizmo Watch

SID '08 Witnesses Amazing Displays By Samsung, Includes 82-inch With 120Hz - Gizmo Watch: "If you think owning a home theater or a PC with a giant LCD provides you something to boast off, I’m afraid, coz I’m forced to differ to the conceit. Thanks to Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. for standing in my half - Samsung has released new LCD Displays at Society for Information Display (SID) International Symposium, Seminar, and Exhibition. The really enormous 82-inch LCD has ultra-definition resolution i.e. 3,840 x 2,160 pixels, and a 120Hz refresh rate. Don’t you worry about blurring images coz you get 120 frames per second at 60Hz. I can bet over anything, for you wouldn’t have heard of an “e-board” having a 60Hz UD LCD panel with in built UD resolution? Even more exciting is a multi-view digital information display (DID) that sends 3D images with no need of special glasses. And that isn’t it; Samsung also made public a 40-inch full-HD LCD TV panel, and a 15-inch LCD with “blue phase mode”. I apologize for I couldn’t read the price tags. Anyways, the features would certainly support the cost incurred by the manufacturer, and at the same time, wouldn’t burden your pocket that much, in all hopes. :-)"