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Sony LCD 40-Inch - News
TVs go big, wide and ape at the Consumer Electronics Show
The EX line won't have Gorilla Glass or 3-D, but these TVs will have built-in Wi-Fi and Sony apps and will be available in 40-inch, 46-inch and 55-inch sizes, each with a 1080p resolution. The entry-level BX line from Sony will be made up of some
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CES: Sony Introduces 2012 Bravia Lineup The BX330 includes a 60Hz LCD display with USB support, 2 HDMI inputs and a 32-inch screen, while the BX450 includes full 1080p resolution, 60Hz refresh rates, 2 HDMI inputs, and two screen sizes: 46-inch and 40-inch. The EX is the next step up, |
Sony Ditch Full Local Dimming; Edge LED HX853 Is Flagship TV
the first to omit this design from its range of LED LCD TVs since 2010, and Sony seems to have followed suit this year. The HX853 will come in three screen sizes: the 46-inch Sony KDL-46HX853, the 40-inch KDL-40HX853, and the 55-inch KDL-55HX853.
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Chimei and AUO shares gain on Sony Corp hopes “We believe both AUO and Chimei will be the major beneficiaries of the potential order shift from S-LCD in 2012, especially for larger-sized 40 inch TV [panels],” said Jerry Su (蘇厚合), an LCD industry analyst with Credit Suisse, in a research note |
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Prices For LCD TVs Continue To Fall, Hurting Industry The pricing woes have reverberated through the television supply chain, leading to losses at LCD panel makers such as LG Display Co. (034220.SE) and recent plans by Sony Corp. (SNE, 6758.TO) to slash costs at its money-losing TV operation. |
HD Guru's 2012 HDTV Predictions
2D sets also dropped significantly, bringing historically the lowest prices ever such as 40-Inch LCDs for $299. We correctly predicted new active 3D eyewear from vendors. Samsung, also as we predicted, switched away from infrared to RF sync.
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Supersized AMOLED TV Will Likely Be a Wallet Walloper However, pricing will be a major factor, and "AMOLED TV manufacturing costs are likely to be much higher in the initial years than LCD TVs or even LCDs with LED backlights," Jakhanwal warned. "You have to start at a very high price," NPD |
Sony KDL-40HX723 3D LED LCD TV Review
Connections Not surprisingly for a modern HDTV, the Sony KDL40HX723′s notable inputs include 4 HDMIs, the mandatory analogue Component input, an input to which SCART devices can be connected to with a break-out adapter cable, a feed for its... This cheaper LED TV includes a greyish, brushed steel finish below the LCD panel, which contrasts nicely with the black plastic that surround the other three edges (and surrounded the entire screen on the aforementioned higher-up model). Design Design is a very subjective thing, as is evidenced by the fact that we personally found the design of the Sony HX723 more appealing than the HX923. It’s also worth mentioning that the LCD panel is “bare” on the KDL40HX723, rather than being covered in the sheet of “Gorilla Glass”, as on the 923. The KDL-40HX723 fits easily to the supplied tabletop stand assembly, which is styled in black, with a brushed steel appearance. Jump To: Operation &bull.LCD TV Vs Plasma TV « Samsung Plasma TV
Nowadays we heard a lot about LCD TV and Plasma TV . So which one is better, LCD TV or plasma ?
Technically, LCD and Plasma TVs take different approaches to similar result. Although they create images using completely different technologies, both types of TVs are thin enough to be placed virtually anywhere, and produce a picture that is startlingly clear, sharp, and bright. The major difference between the two is the screen size. Most of LCD TVs have a screen that measures 30″ and smaller, while plasma TVs have a screen of 32″ and larger.
Now let’s compare these two types of popular TVs:
COLOR ACCURACY
Plasma color accuracy will prevail in rooms with low to normal lighting, while LCDs will be better in brighter rooms due to their inherent anti-glare technology.
Winner: Plasma
VIEWING ANGLES
Plasma usually has up to 160° viewing angles, which is about as good as horizontal and vertical viewing angles get. However, LCD TVs lose black level intensity more as the angle off axis increases. This usually occurs after around 90 degrees.
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