Pioneer KURO PDP-428XD Plasma TV
Pioneer KURO PDP-428XD is a 42-inch Plasma TV with 1024×768 native resolution, 16,000:1 contrast ratio. It has 3 HDMI input, D-Sub input, Composite video, S-Video..etc.
The plasma ...
LG 60PF95, 50PB65 Plasma TVs
LG is going to launch new plasma TVs including the 60-inch 60PF95 and 50-inch 50PB65. The former features Full HD 1920×1080 resolution, 1000cd/m2 brightness and 30000:1 contrast ...
Fujitsu Plasmavision P55XHA51WSb and P63XHA51WSb Plasmas
Fujitsu announced two new Plasmavision, the 55-inch P55XHA51WSb and the 63-inch P63XHA51WSb. Both Plasmavision P55XHA51WSb and P63XHA51WSb features a resolution of 1366×768, 900cd/m2 ...
Panasonic VIERA PZ700 Series Plasma HDTV
Panasonic announced the VIERA PZ700 Series of plasma HDTV. There are 42-inch and 50-inch models:
TH-50PZ700SK 50-inch
TH-50PZ700 50-inch
TH-42PZ700SK 42-inch
TH-42PZ700 42-inch
All ...
Hitachi P42-H01, P37-H01 Plasma TV and L32-H01 LCD TV
Hitachi presents 3 new TVs featuring the Picture Master Full HD technology.
The Hitachi P42-H01 is a 42-inch Plasma TV with a resolution of 1024×1080, brightness of 1500cd/m2 ...
Samsung M87, R87, Q97 HDTV lineup
Samsung has announced its new HDTV lineups for Europe.
The Samsung M87 (Tulip) is the LCD HDTV series. Theare are 37, 40, 46, 52-inch screen sizes. The M87 series LCD TVs all supports ...
Fujitsu AVIAMO Series Plasma HDTVs
Fujitsu presents 3 new AVIAMO Plasma HDTVs. The 3 new AVIAMO features the Advanced Video Movement (AVM) III technology to ‘process HDTV’s highest-capacity signal – ...
LG XCanvas TVs with Hard Drive
LG offers 5 new XCanvas TVs which comes with Time Machine and video recording features. The 5 new LG XCanvas TVs, 3 of them are LCD TV in 37-inch, 42-inch and 47-inch while the other ...
Samsung HP-T5064 Plasma with Hard Drive and Wireless
Samsung HP-T5064 is a 50-inch plasma featuring built-in Wi-Fi for streaming content from your PC and a hard drive for recording TV shows.
The Multi Media Center plasma is expected ...
World’s first Laser Television demonstrated
Australian company Arasor and US company Novalux demonstrated the world’s first Laser Television. The main points to put laser technology into TVs are half of the cost, double ...