Philips Cinema LCD TV
February 21, 2009
Philips is pretty active today, and here is yet another product released by them – the widescreen Philips Cinema 21:9 LCD TV. At that aspect ratio, you can expect a true blue cinematic experience right in the comfort of your living room, although you will first have to part with €4000 for it when it is available sometime later this June throughout Europe. Detailed specifications are currently unavailable, although we’ll do our level best to bring them to you once we’ve uncovered them.
MSI AP1900 All-In-One LCD PC
February 8, 2009
MSI lays claim to the slimmest all-in-one LCD PC in the world iwth its AP1900, measuring a mere 35mm in depth. This extremely slim form factor is able to minimize space usage whilst broadening the visual capacity just like other LCD monitors. As for the black bars located on both top and bottom of the screen, those are avoided as well.
Features:
- 160 degrees viewing angle
- Intel Atom processor
- Energy-saving and noise-reduction functions
- Adjustable 5° to 15° back-and-forth
- Integrated webcam
- Dual track quality microphone
- Stereo 3W speakers
- Multi DVD burner
No final word has been given on how much this 4kg PC will cost you, but it is an idea for those moving into a small apartment and need every single possible square inch.
ASUS 16:9 VH-series LCDs
December 14, 2008
Another batch of 16:9 LCD-panel monitors reveled today. Asus has announced a family of four monitors ranged from 18-5” to 23.6-inch with increasingly popular 16:9 widescreen panel that maximizing production efficiency, but crop out chuck of resolution compare to a 16:10 panel. All four piano-black models are capable of boasting 300 cd/ms2 luminance brightness, and are designed to deliver deep black movies playback and ultimate gaming experiences thanks to its aggressive dynamic contrast feature and ultra fast panel response rate.
Though restrained with its narrow view angles of 160/170 (TN panel), Asus VH series LCDs are good candidates for multimedia display. It’s said to equip with Asus’s exclusive Splendid Video Intelligence technology (dynamic color and contrast control) and manage to deliver stellar performance despite its green power designs.
Philips 42PFL9903D Aurea II LCD HDTV- World’s Fastest LCD
November 6, 2008
Philips unwraps its second generation Aurea TVs after the huge success of Aurea I Tvs released at the tail end of last year. Instead of giving its colourful flatscreens a complete overhaul, Philips has decided to add a few tweaks here and there.
These include
- a slightly new design
- thinner frame and curved corners
The latest version of the Perfect Pixel HD engine has been installed, which is capable of processing up to 500 million pixels per second, and there’s a dynamic contrast ratio of 30,000:1.
The 42-inch Philips Aurea II is available from November for around £2,499.
Samsung 2342BWX 23-inch LCD With QWXGA Resolution
November 6, 2008
Samsung unveils the new 2342BWX 23 inch LCD,, capable of displaying two full A4 pages side-by-side together with space for the Windows Vista Sidebar. The 2342BWX runs at 2048 x 1152 resolution with a 16:9 aspect ratio that’s conveniently ideal for watching feature films. It will be valuable for graphic artists and stock brokers who can loose the extra monitor and save on precious desk space.
Although North American release has not been announced, it is expected, and with an initial price point of around $295 in Korea, the 2342BMX would appear to be a reasonably-priced display for a 23-inch LCD.