TVsReview.com » 61 inch and over http://www.tvsreview.com Television Reviews & Ratings, LCD & Plasma HDTV Buying Guide Fri, 29 Oct 2010 22:45:13 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= Samsung PN63A760 Plasma HDTV Review http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/samsung-pn63a760-plasma-hdtv-review/ http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/samsung-pn63a760-plasma-hdtv-review/#comments Sun, 02 Nov 2008 20:08:13 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/?p=2730

The 63-inch Samsung PN63A760 plasma HDTV features Ultra FilterBright anti-glare technology. Guaranteeing that you enjoy nothing less that an optimal video experience regardless of the level of ambient light in your viewing area, this Samsung technology minimizes glare while maintaining high image contrast and saturated colors. The PN63A760’s ACE2 Silhouette Editor performs false-contour reduction, delivering clear images without contour lines.

Specs
* 1080p native resolution
* 30,000:1 static contrast ratio | 1,000,000:1 dynamic ratio
* 18-bit color processing
* 100,000 hour panel life
* 1,300 cd/m2 brightness
* Two down-firing 20 watt speakers
* Wiselink Pro USB port
* Inputs: HDMI x 4, Component x 2, Composite x 2, S-Video x 1, VGA x 1, RSS x 1, RS323C x 1

Review By youreviewelectronics

It is quite difficult to pick and choose from the continuous flow of exclusive and outstanding range of Plasma TV’s from Samsung Digital. Nevertheless a new addition to this family is the Samsung PN63A760 – a perfect blend of unique style and performance in finest plasma entertainment.

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Review By hdtv-news

The PN63A760’s ACE2 Silhouette Editor performs false-contour reduction, delivering clear images without contour lines. Not only will you be enjoying a clear, glare-free image, but?—?in combination with the PN63A760’s HD 1080p resolution?—? you’ll also be able to see every last hair on the characters head.

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Review By reviews.cnet

Samsung’s glossy, fingerprint-magnet remote control is the same as the one included with other higher-end models, and its principal standout feature is a rotating, iPod-esque scroll wheel that can be used for everything from menu navigation to changing the volume. We’re not fans of the wheel–it’s either too jumpy or not responsive enough, depending on how quickly you crank it–so we preferred simply clicking it to get around. Orange backlighting illuminates most keys, and we did like the remote’s general layout, which features distinct groups of buttons that are differentiated well. However, we didn’t like the lack of a dedicated button to change aspect ratios. To adjust aspect ratio, you’ll have to enter the menu system.

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Review By hdtvs-reviews

When the first batch of Model T cars rolled off the Ford assembly line in 1908, the saying went, “You can have any color you want, as long as it’s black.” It seems manufacturers of flat panel televisions use the same philosophy in their production. Shop for a flat panel, and you’ll find a sea of unrelenting black bezels. Samsung, however, has added a Touch of Color to some of their TVs, like the Series 7 PN63A760. Touch of Color (ToC) is a manufacturing process that infuses a rich red hue into the solid bezel during production, eliminating the need for paints or plastic veneers. With a Touch of Color, your Samsung TV will make a bold design statement hanging on your wall.

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Review By vanns

Bringing you the absolute best in connectivity, Samsung’s PN63A760 features four HDMI connections. HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is the only interface in consumer electronics that can carry both uncompressed high-definition (HD) video and uncompressed multi-channel audio in all HD formats including 720p, 1080i and even 1080p. Your incoming media content comes in a variety of sizes, resolutions and formats, and with that in mind, HDMI systems automatically configure to display that content in the most effective format. Since HDMI carries all channels on video and audio, there is only one cable to plug into any HDMI-enabled source and display device. No more complicated cable set-up when installing your home theater system, and no more ugly cable mess behind your components. HDMI supports standard, enhanced, or high-definition video, plus multi-channel digital audio on this single cable. Also, HDMI is fully backward-compatible with DVI.

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]]> http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/samsung-pn63a760-plasma-hdtv-review/feed/ 0 Panasonic Viera 103-inch TH-103PZ800 Plasma: Does Size Really Matter? http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/panasonic-th-103pz800-plasma/ http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/panasonic-th-103pz800-plasma/#comments Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:59:19 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/?p=2112 When it comes to TV screens, the answer is undoubtedly yes, size does matter. And Panasonic’s 103 inch plasma is the Hummer H1 of Plasma Screen TVs. For a mere $50,000 USD (56 million Yen) you can own one, which is actually a good deal when you think back to how crude the first Plasma TVs were; and for $20,000!

Panasonic Viera TH-103PZ800

Third Generation 103 Inch Plasma from Panasonic

Since this is the third incarnation of the monstrous Panny, the Viera TH-103PZ800 comes with four HDMI 4x 1080/24p jacks, supporting Deep Color and x.v.Color and VIERA Link, which makes connecting other Panny gear a cinch.

It’s Big Alright

At six feet high and seven feet wide, the TH-103PZ800 weighs 756 Lbs! And don’t bother unless you have a BIG room to put the sucker in. You need to be like 20 feet from the screen to enjoy optimal viewing; much closer and guaranteed its going to look grainy.

Basic Specs

While details are just getting out on this release, the Panasonic Viera TH-103PZ800 sports 1920×1080 resolution, 10,000:1 contrast ratio, 1080/24p and x.v.Color, 1 analog and 2 digital tuners and MPEG HD Optimization.
Connectors and ports include four HDMI ports, two i.LINK and one SD card slot.

The Panasonic Viera TH-103PZ800 is available now in the US and should be available September 1st in Japan.

]]> http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/panasonic-th-103pz800-plasma/feed/ 0 Vizio JV50P JIVE Plasma TV http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/vizio-jv50p-jive-plasma-tv/ http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/vizio-jv50p-jive-plasma-tv/#comments Wed, 30 Jul 2008 14:17:52 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/vizio-jv50p-jive-plasma-tv/ image

Bring home the real amazing clarity pictures from the master of plasma TV manufacturer Vizio. The new plasma TV from Vizio gives you top quality pictures and clear sounds. Dimensions of the new Vizio JV50P JIVE Plasma TV include a width of 124 cm, a height of 81.8cm and a depth of 81.8cm.

Product Details

Vizio JV50P JIVE Plasma Television has a screen size of 50″. The resolution of the unit is 1366 x 768 pixels and the pixel pitch of the unit is 0.81 (H x V). Aspect ratio of the TV is 16:9 and the brightness of the unit is 1500cd/m2. This product comes with the support of 1.1 billion colours. The device has a viewing angle of 178 degree which helps you to see the TV clearly even sitting at an angle of 178 degree. Colour system used in this product is NTSC, ATSC, and the formats supported are 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i.

Vizio JV50P JIVE 50″ Plasma TV has an input of 2 HDTV sets and 3 RCAS. The device supports   surround Dolby digital sound which gives high clarity sounds and a feel of theatre sound in your home. Other some important features includes 3:2 pull down function, V- chip function, close captioning function and picture in picture function. The 5.1 SPDIF Digital Optical Audio Input helps you to play any digital Dolby sounds from any source with a use of an audio cable.

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]]> http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/vizio-jv50p-jive-plasma-tv/feed/ 2 Sharps 108 inch LCD TV gets its first installation http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/sharps-108-inch-lcd-tv-gets-its-first-installation/ http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/sharps-108-inch-lcd-tv-gets-its-first-installation/#comments Sat, 19 Jul 2008 17:42:59 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/sharps-108-inch-lcd-tv-gets-its-first-installation/ sharp_108.jpg

Well, its not a millionaire or a celebrity but Tokyo’s largest multiplex is getting one of these 108 inch behemoths. Situated in the upscale suburb of Shinjuku the cinema complex is spread over an area of 9,811m2 and has 10 screens. The 108 inch full HD LCD TV from Sharp will be installed at the lobby where it will be showing trailers and advertisements of upcoming movies. Throughout the multiplex a total of 51 Sharp LCD TV’s have been installed which include the 108 inch mammoth, 10 x 65 inch, 2 x 52 inch, 4 x 26 inch, 10 x 37 inches and 24 x 10.4 inches. These TV’s serve everything from displaying ticket information to showing the rates for popcorn.

From Newlaunches

]]> http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/sharps-108-inch-lcd-tv-gets-its-first-installation/feed/ 0 Mitsubishi’s LaserVue 65-inch and 75-inchers due this fall http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/mitsubishis-laservue-65-inch-and-75-inchers-due-this-fall-2/ http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/mitsubishis-laservue-65-inch-and-75-inchers-due-this-fall-2/#comments Wed, 25 Jun 2008 16:47:51 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/mitsubishis-laservue-65-inch-and-75-inchers-due-this-fall-2/ We got a first glimpse of Mitsubishi’s brand new rear-projection-ish laser-based TV tech, LaserVue, back at CES, but now the sets are just about primed for action, and should be hitting store shelves, as previously noted, Q3 2008. LaserVue will debut in 65-inch and 73-inch, with the 65-inch version hitting the scene first. Mitsubishi is still pretty coy about what exactly makes the technology tick — other than the “zomg, lasers” aspect — but is quick to point out the 200 percent color gamut that LaserVue provides, more than twice that of most traditional HDTVs. The sets also run at 120Hz, and boast 500 nits of brightness. Head to head against LCD and plasma sets we had trouble finding the differences, other than the color depth (particularly in the reds, almost too much so, though we’re sure you can tweak that). Have no fear: the blacks are black, the brights are bright, and the viewing angle puts DLP to shame. That said, we’re hearing price points are going to be more comparable to plasma and LCD than DLP, so Mitsubishi might have its work cut out for it in convincing consumers that these new “chubby,” 10-inch thick TVs are the way to go. We’re not entirely convinced ourselves, though one aspect can’t be disputed: LaserVue draws under 200 watts, about half that of LCD and a third of plasma.

From www.engadget.comimage

]]> http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/mitsubishis-laservue-65-inch-and-75-inchers-due-this-fall-2/feed/ 0 Mitsubishi’s LaserVue 65-inch and 75-inchers due this fall http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/mitsubishis-laservue-65-inch-and-75-inchers-due-this-fall/ http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/mitsubishis-laservue-65-inch-and-75-inchers-due-this-fall/#comments Wed, 25 Jun 2008 10:26:34 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/mitsubishis-laservue-65-inch-and-75-inchers-due-this-fall/ We got a first glimpse of Mitsubishi’s brand new rear-projection-ish laser-based TV tech, LaserVue, back at CES, but now the sets are just about primed for action, and should be hitting store shelves, as previously noted, Q3 2008. LaserVue will debut in 65-inch and 73-inch, with the 65-inch version hitting the scene first. Mitsubishi is still pretty coy about what exactly makes the technology tick — other than the “zomg, lasers” aspect — but is quick to point out the 200 percent color gamut that LaserVue provides, more than twice that of most traditional HDTVs. The sets also run at 120Hz, and boast 500 nits of brightness. Head to head against LCD and plasma sets we had trouble finding the differences, other than the color depth (particularly in the reds, almost too much so, though we’re sure you can tweak that). Have no fear: the blacks are black, the brights are bright, and the viewing angle puts DLP to shame. That said, we’re hearing price points are going to be more comparable to plasma and LCD than DLP, so Mitsubishi might have its work cut out for it in convincing consumers that these new “chubby,” 10-inch thick TVs are the way to go. We’re not entirely convinced ourselves, though one aspect can’t be disputed: LaserVue draws under 200 watts, about half that of LCD and a third of plasma.

From www.engadget.comimage

]]> http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/mitsubishis-laservue-65-inch-and-75-inchers-due-this-fall/feed/ 2 Sharp Aquos LB-1085 108 inch LCD TV gets pricing and it costs more than an Aston Martin http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/sharp-aquos-lb-1085-108-inch-lcd-tv-gets-pricing-and-it-costs-more-than-an-aston-martin/ http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/sharp-aquos-lb-1085-108-inch-lcd-tv-gets-pricing-and-it-costs-more-than-an-aston-martin/#comments Fri, 13 Jun 2008 10:48:24 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/sharp-aquos-lb-1085-108-inch-lcd-tv-gets-pricing-and-it-costs-more-than-an-aston-martin/ Millionaires rejoice, as the Sharp LB-1085 which is also the world’s largest LCD TV at 108 inches goes on sale next week in Japan. This mammoth offers full HD resolution of 1,920×1,080 pixels, the panel supports 7.6 million colors, brightness of 400cd/m2, contrast ratio of 1,200:1 and a viewing angle of 176 degrees. The LCD’s onboard amplifier delivers an output of 15W×2ch, it comes with 3 x HDMI ports and the usual audio / video ports. This baby consumes 1,130W so you know you are warming the planet when playing PS3 on it. The mammoth measures 2,572×202×1,550mm and weighs 195 kgs. Now coming to the harsh reality the Sharp Aquos LB-1085 will cost 11,000,000 Yen ($ 110,000) and would be Japan only for now.

From www.newlaunches.comimage

]]> http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/sharp-aquos-lb-1085-108-inch-lcd-tv-gets-pricing-and-it-costs-more-than-an-aston-martin/feed/ 1 Samsung’s 82-inch QuadHD LCD: Now with 120Hz http://www.tvsreview.com/news/samsungs-82-inch-quadhd-lcd-now-with-120hz/ http://www.tvsreview.com/news/samsungs-82-inch-quadhd-lcd-now-with-120hz/#comments Sun, 18 May 2008 17:54:01 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/news/samsungs-82-inch-quadhd-lcd-now-with-120hz/ Samsung’s stream of 82-inch monsters packing the company’s latest technology continues unabated, this time a minor update to the QuadHD behemoth we saw at CES brings so-outdated 120Hz motion processing and LED backlighting to keep blur and judder far, far away. We know what you’re thinking, its 3840×2160 resolution is no good unless you can write on it, luckily Samsung also has an 82-inch ultra high definition e-Board in its SID 2008 booth. OLED fans take heart, Samsung has reached economies of scale, hopefully meaning reasonably priced (and longer lasting) thin screens are due sooner instead of later. The Korea Times notes LG’s at the show as well, showcasing LCD roll-printing technology to replace the photolithography process that currently births the flat panels on our walls, but we simply can’t be bothered with a company that’s only the number two LCD manufacturer in the world.

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From Engadget

]]> http://www.tvsreview.com/news/samsungs-82-inch-quadhd-lcd-now-with-120hz/feed/ 1 Shinoda demos 1mm-thick, ultra-wide plasma http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/shinoda-demos-1mm-thick-ultra-wide-plasma/ http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/shinoda-demos-1mm-thick-ultra-wide-plasma/#comments Fri, 16 May 2008 19:02:21 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/shinoda-demos-1mm-thick-ultra-wide-plasma/ image

Upping the stakes in displays, Shinoda Plasma on Friday showcased one of the thinnest and most unique yet. The example display measures 125 inches diagonally but is just 1mm (0.04in) thick at the actual display itself, or just a fraction of the depth of most plasma HDTVs. Shinoda’s invention not only reduces the bulk of the screen but also allows the company to curve the screen and maintain a direct viewing angle even for the edges of the display.

The display is fully functional and is said to already be near production-grade, though the company notes that the display has the functional brightness of a plasma display from between 1999 and 2000. The company will need to improve the quality of the screen if it hopes to compete against modern screens, according to company chief Tsutae Shinoda.
The company expects to this to happen sometime in the near future and has already been investigating between two and three Japanese companies that would help translate the display to a shipping product.

 

From electronista.com

]]> http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/shinoda-demos-1mm-thick-ultra-wide-plasma/feed/ 2 Largest mobile HDTV now used as a video billboard http://www.tvsreview.com/news/largest-mobile-hdtv-now-used-as-a-video-billboard/ http://www.tvsreview.com/news/largest-mobile-hdtv-now-used-as-a-video-billboard/#comments Sat, 03 May 2008 17:53:15 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/news/largest-mobile-hdtv-now-used-as-a-video-billboard/ image

Simply having a big screen for yourself isn’t such a great idea now is it? That’s why Big Moving Pictures’ fleet of rolling mobile LED screen displays constitutes a new advertising medium. The company is mounting massive (40 x 22 ft) HDTV LED displays on trucks so it can engage the audience at major outdoor events (such as air shows and auto racing) in a new way. Big Moving Pictures Inc. (BMP), and Strongbase have announced the signing of a unique agreement to create the largest mobile LED screen displays ever produced. BMP will target air shows and auto races (NHRA and Indy) initially, but we can see big opportunities for developing the ‘rolling television network’ into a valuable niche advertising medium with high engagement, and large numbers of a high value audience. BMP will transport its MEGASCREENS to the largest events in the United States and Canada, and there’s obviously application for the technology in every country. Weighing 66,000 pounds and hydraulically operated, the MEGASCREENS are trailer-mounted for maximum portability and rapid deployment into a given situation.

Typical time from arriving onsite to displaying video will be under one hour, done by a single technician or truck driver. Image area sizing will be 39.4′W x 22′H in a true 16:9 aspect ratio for direct usage of 720P HDTV signals. LED element pitch is 15mm, brightness range up to 10,000NITS. HD video transmission to the screens will be accomplished by laser-based, digital microwave or fiber optic cabling systems. Its not everyday that we see such a huge screen in our backyard or in the stadium for that matter.

 

From newlaunches

]]> http://www.tvsreview.com/news/largest-mobile-hdtv-now-used-as-a-video-billboard/feed/ 0 Samsung HL-T6176S Projection TV 61-inch Slim 1080p DLP Rear Projection HDTV $1,487.97 at onecall.com http://www.tvsreview.com/projection-tv/samsung-hl-t6176s-projection-tv-61-inch-slim-1080p-dlp-rear-projection-hdtv-148797-at-onecallcom/ http://www.tvsreview.com/projection-tv/samsung-hl-t6176s-projection-tv-61-inch-slim-1080p-dlp-rear-projection-hdtv-148797-at-onecallcom/#comments Tue, 29 Apr 2008 01:23:21 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/projection-tv/samsung-hl-t6176s-projection-tv-61-inch-slim-1080p-dlp-rear-projection-hdtv-148797-at-onecallcom/  

  • image1920 x 1080P Resolution
  • 10,000:1 Contrast Ratio
  • Slim Bezel, Slim Depth Cabinet
  • 3D HD Ready
  • Game Mode

    Fill your room with the riveting 1080p Full HD resolution and brilliant sound of the Samsung HL-T6176S. Its 0.8-inch-thin piano-black bezel and hidden speaker system let you enjoy more screen and less frame; the slim depth lets the 61-inch DLP(R) HDTV fit where others won’t(TM). Enjoy the crisp definition and bright imagery of Samsung’s Cinema Smooth(TM) 1080p Light Engine; a phenomenal 10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio delivers the full range of vivid colors, bright whites, deep blacks and nuanced tones.

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    SRS TruSurround XT(TM) audio fills the room with clear, robust sound. Fast, 16 micro-second switching speed virtually eliminates motion blur; Game Mode optimizes performance so gamers will marvel at the lifelike action. Full digital connectivity with 3 HDMI ports allows digital connectivity to Cable/Satellite boxes Blu-ray players, AV receivers, and more.
    Integrated HDTV Tuner with the addition of a suitable UHF/VHF antenna delivers the world of free off-air DTV and HDTV local broadcast channels. An additional QAM tuner decodes unscrambled digital cable signals.

    Cinema Smooth(TM) Light Engine
    Samsung is the worldwide leader in creating light engines that harness DLP HDTV technology from Texas Instruments. Samsung`s Cinema Smooth light engine brings together the right optics, electronic circuitry and replaceable light source to create a brilliant picture that`s more lifelike and much closer to film. Now in its sixth year of evolution, Samsung`s Cinema Smooth light engine delivers crisp, 1080p High Definition resolution with high contrast and brightness, defined edges and sharp detail.

    Cinema Smooth 1080p Light Engine
    Samsung`s Cinema Smooth 1080p light engine is the culmination of years of industry leading research and development. It releases the maximum power of the new generation of DMD microdisplays for the most film-like picture. It creates an image with no visible pixel structure and accurate shading and better low-light detail.

    Next Generation DLP Chips from Texas Instruments
    Samsung employs a Texas Instruments DLP chip that is comprised of millions of microscopic mirrors. The DLP chip is faster than any other HDTV technology, with the mirrors switching on & off 15,000 times a second to deliver a razor-sharp picture for fast moving images. When combined with Samsung`s new Cinema Smooth light engine, the result is a crisp, bright picture with deep, rich colors that`s closer to film.

    Faster 5 Segment Color Wheel for High Contrast and Brightness
    Samsung`s 2.2 color wheel spins at 14,400 rpm for smooth fast-motion video, and has five color segments for more accurate colors. Comprised of five colors, Red, Green, and Blue, plus Cyan and Yellow, it achieves film-like transitions and eliminates the pixel breakup found in slower color wheel designs and slower-switching LCD microdisplays. The Cinema Smooth(TM) light engine uses a whisper quiet air bearing design.

    Samsung`s DNIe(TM) – Digital Natural Image Engine
    Samsung`s exclusive Digital Natural Image engine makes the sharpest and clearest images possible, regardless of the profile of input signals. Five image processors and a six-times density enhancer ensure the best picture from any source. Now in its sixth generation (since 2002), DNIe guarantees the truest colors and highest contrast, while virtually eliminating digital artifacts.
    My Color Control
    You can get the pink tones, the green of the grass and the blue of the sky just the way you like, without affecting the other colors on the screen. The three major colors can be adjusted to perfectly fit your taste. Self expression meets display perfection.

    Cinema Mode
    Samsung`s Cinema Mode lets you see colors the way the director intended, by matching them more closely to production standards. This creates more accurate colors and natural skin tones when viewing Hollywood movies on your TV—the perfect setting when enjoying movies with the lights off.

    Cinema Smooth(TM) Film Mode 3:2 Pull Down
    Powered by Samsung`s Cinema Smooth technology, 3:2 Pull Down corrects for the artificial frames created when films are converted to DVDs. The result is a clearer image without the subtle motion artifacts caused by 24-to-30 frames per second video conversion.
    Picture Format Size Adjustment
    Enjoy all your 4:3 aspect-ratio programming in smooth, wide-screen without black bars. Four pre-set aspect ratio modes—Normal, Wide, Zoom 1 and Zoom 2—stretch your image to fill the screen naturally.

    Energy Efficient
    Samsung DLP TVs are more energy efficient than many flat panel TVs, resulting in significant utility savings over the life of the TV.

    Color Temperature Adjustments
    Cool1, Cool2, Normal, Warm1, Warm2 selectable with on-screen display.
    3D Comb Filter dramatically reduces edge image artifacts while improving transition detail.
    Previous Channel returns to the previously viewed channel at the push of a button.
    Game Mode enhances dark areas, sharpens the picture, speeds up the image processing response and enhances the sounds of your games. Picture and sound quality optimized for the special needs of gaming systems at the touch of a button.
    Closed Caption displays dialog that can be read along with encoded broadcast TV programs and pre-recorded videos.
    Non Volatile Memory preserves audio, video and menu settings during power outages.
    Auto Volume Leveler keeps audio volume consistent during channel changing to minimize static sound bursts.

    Discrete IR Codes
    This set is equipped with discrete IR codes for use with an optional macro/programmable remote (see owners manual for details).
    Universal Remote Control permits control of the TV, DVD, VCR and a Tuner/Receiver.
    HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) addresses both pure digital audio and video performance and simplifies connections from the new generation set-top boxes, HD game consoles, HD Blu-ray(TM) and DVD players by reducing cable connections to one cable and plug.
    DTV and DVD Compatible Connect your DVD and DTV sources with two smart component video (Y/Pb/Pr) inputs that accept 480p/720p/1080i/1080p signals.
    PC
    A Samsung HDTV using DLP technology can also function as a high-quality XGA PC monitor with 1080p compatibility.

     

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    • ]]>     http://www.tvsreview.com/projection-tv/samsung-hl-t6176s-projection-tv-61-inch-slim-1080p-dlp-rear-projection-hdtv-148797-at-onecallcom/feed/ 2     CeBIT 2008: Samsung Unveils 82-inch UHDV TV http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/cebit-2008-samsung-unveils-82-inch-uhdv-tv/ http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/cebit-2008-samsung-unveils-82-inch-uhdv-tv/#comments Thu, 06 Mar 2008 17:10:59 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/cebit-2008-samsung-unveils-82-inch-uhdv-tv/ image Display and TV company Samsung is unveiling the world’s largest Ultra-High-Definition TV at CeBIT. The unit sports a screen diagonal of 82″ or 2.08 meters. With its resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels, this TV offers a resolution exactly four times higher than conventional 1080p displays.Still Samsung is still nowhere near the limits of the Ultra-High-Definition standard that is still in development. After all, this standard allows for a maximum resolution of 7680 x 4320 a full 16 x that of today’s 1080p!

    Source tomshardware

    ]]>     http://www.tvsreview.com/lcd/cebit-2008-samsung-unveils-82-inch-uhdv-tv/feed/ 1     Mitsubishi 65 inch Laser TV http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/mitsubishi-65-inch-laser-tv/ http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/mitsubishi-65-inch-laser-tv/#comments Mon, 18 Feb 2008 19:26:36 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/mitsubishi-65-inch-laser-tv/ image LCD TV’s were the past, OLED TV’s are the present and Laser TV’s will be the future. Mitsubishi Japan has already developed an experimental 65 inch Laser TV which uses 3 color Laser for illumination. The experimental model is rather thick at 10 inches (app 25.4 cms), surely the end when goes commercial will be much thinner. To make use of Laser technology ‘super wide angular optical engine’ has been developed which miniaturizes the optical system. The TV can be hung up on the wall thanks to a thin screen and frame structure coupled with a small external power adapter. Mitsubishi claims the Laser TV offers a contrast ratio and colors spectrum which is double of current LCD and Plasma TV’s. The TV is not only capable of delivering the ultimate picture quality but is also capable of delivering a true 3D experience. Detailed specifications and other details are kept under the wraps, however Mitsubishi is promising to release the new tech TV’s in North America this year itself.

    Source newlaunches.com

    ]]>     http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/mitsubishi-65-inch-laser-tv/feed/ 1     LG.Philips announces 52 and 84-inch multi-touch displays, double-sided LCD, and more http://www.tvsreview.com/latest-news/lgphilips-announces-52-and-84-inch-multi-touch-displays-double-sided-lcd-and-more/ http://www.tvsreview.com/latest-news/lgphilips-announces-52-and-84-inch-multi-touch-displays-double-sided-lcd-and-more/#comments Mon, 31 Dec 2007 06:09:29 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/latest-news/lgphilips-announces-52-and-84-inch-multi-touch-displays-double-sided-lcd-and-more/ imageLG.Philips ain’t screwing around this CES, bringing the pain on rival Sharp with five interesting new panels. Check it out:

    • 52-inch multi-touch LCD – full 1080p, two touch detection
    • 84-inch multi-touch LCD – 2 x 4 array of 42-inch panels, totaling full 1080p resolution, 500cd/m2 brightness
    • 47-inch triple-view LCD – full 1080p, 250cd/m2 brightness, three separate images (much like Sharp’s triple view), photo after the break
    • 47-inch double sided LCD – 70mm thickness, 500cd/m2 brightness, displays images on both sides
    • 42-inch transflective LCD – the 1,500cd/m2 brightness is nice, but damn that’s large for a transflective display.

    Kind of goes without saying, but these aren’t TV sets ready for sale or anything — these are panels produced for OEMs to build into their gear, more than likely industrial and commercial type getups. Still, hot.

    More info at Engadget

    ]]>     http://www.tvsreview.com/latest-news/lgphilips-announces-52-and-84-inch-multi-touch-displays-double-sided-lcd-and-more/feed/ 0     Panasonic readying 150-inch plasma HDTV http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/panasonic-readying-150-inch-plasma-hdtv-2/ http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/panasonic-readying-150-inch-plasma-hdtv-2/#comments Wed, 26 Dec 2007 16:02:47 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/panasonic-readying-150-inch-plasma-hdtv-2/ image Panasonic is developing a plasma set it will claim as the world’s largest TV barring a surprise from rivals, says a claim in Japan’s Daily Yomiuri. The paper points to anonymous sources which say the set will measure 150 inches diagonally, beating out screens such as JVC’s 110-inch rear projector for the title of the largest home TV regardless of class. The size of the screen alone will be large enough to stand taller than an adult, the newspaper claims.

    Other specifications are unknown for the set, though it should reach a minimum 1080p resolution and may represent the grafting together of four smaller sets to reach its anticipated dimensions. The story claims a public debut at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas next month but hints that production models are unlikely to reach buyers until 2009. Panasonic recently offered a 103-inch plasma set but has since discontinued it, though whether scarcity of parts or low demand resulted in the change is unclear.

     

    Source electronista

    ]]>     http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/panasonic-readying-150-inch-plasma-hdtv-2/feed/ 0     Mitsubishi WD-65833 Projection TV 65-inch 1080p DLP Rear Projection HDTV http://www.tvsreview.com/projection-tv/mitsubishi-wd-65833-projection-tv-65-inch-1080p-dlp-rear-projection-hdtv/ http://www.tvsreview.com/projection-tv/mitsubishi-wd-65833-projection-tv-65-inch-1080p-dlp-rear-projection-hdtv/#comments Sun, 14 Oct 2007 11:25:14 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/projection-tv/mitsubishi-wd-65833-projection-tv-65-inch-1080p-dlp-rear-projection-hdtv/ WD57833large More color, for a more colorful image
    Mitsubishi is taking Color to a new level with x.v.Color(TM) support and its exclusive 6-Color Light Engine.(TM) x.v.Color is the new standard for HDTV and it enables 80% more color than standard HDTV! Mitsubishi`s 6 Color Light Engine(TM) processes and produces images with six different colors instead of the traditional three to display a wider range of colors, brighter colors and whiter whites. Additional color features such as Color 4D Noise Reduction, PerfectColor(TM) and PerfecTint(TM) allow for additional advanced color processing and adjustment. The result is breathtaking realism with vivid, yet natural Color Without Compromise.

    Larger screen, not larger spaces
    The 833 Series Diamond 65-inch 1080p DLP(R) HDTVs feature Mitsubishi`s unique TurboLight180(TM) lamp system and Plush1080p(R) processing for both unsurpassed detail in over 2 million pixels and for bright, vibrant images. Mitsubishi`s Smooth120Hz(TM) minimizes motion blur especially in fast moving action scenes. The Diamond`s stunning High Definition picture is further enhanced by its sleek and modern look finished in black pearl. Mitsubishi`s compact, simple design provides more picture with less frame. With 1080p and a compact cabinet, get a larger screen and sit closer than ever before! Go ahead and get into the action, immerse yourself…

    Lots of connections, made easy
    Mitsubishi leads the industry with 3 rear HDMI(TM) 1.3 inputs and 2 rear component inputs for maximum HD connectivity. Both a front HDMI(TM) 1.3 input and a Front Component Video Input allow you to easily connect your favorite HD game system. Additionally, a FireWire(R) interface and a USB Input for up to 5 Mega Pixel pictures connect you to more HD components than ever before. And Mitsubishi`s Easy Connect(TM) along with NetCommand(R) make set-up and single remote operation of all your AV components so easy.

    Price $2,999.99 at onecall

    ]]>     http://www.tvsreview.com/projection-tv/mitsubishi-wd-65833-projection-tv-65-inch-1080p-dlp-rear-projection-hdtv/feed/ 0     LG 71PY1M 71” PLASMA Widescreen FULL HDTV http://www.tvsreview.com/flat-panel/lg-71py1m-71%e2%80%9d-plasma-widescreen-full-hdtv/ http://www.tvsreview.com/flat-panel/lg-71py1m-71%e2%80%9d-plasma-widescreen-full-hdtv/#comments Mon, 13 Aug 2007 01:51:24 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/flat-panel/lg-71py1m-71%e2%80%9d-plasma-widescreen-full-hdtv/ 38927328_640.jpg

    The 71PY1M is a monitor only – there is no built-in tuner of any type. To receive high-definition broadcasts from your local stations, simply connect a separate HDTV tuner and an antenna. LG designed the “jack pack” with high-definition video sources in mind. With two HDMI inputs and a DVI input, you can add an HD satellite or cable set-top box and an HD video game console, too. And you’ll still have an input for LG’s groundbreaking BH100 Blu-ray/HD DVD disc player – a movie buff’s dream machine.


    Read the rest of this entry »

    ]]>     http://www.tvsreview.com/flat-panel/lg-71py1m-71%e2%80%9d-plasma-widescreen-full-hdtv/feed/ 0     Samsung HLT6187S 61″ Slim LED Engine 1080p DLP HDTV Review http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/samsung-hlt6187s-61-slim-led-engine-1080p-dlp-hdtv-review/ http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/samsung-hlt6187s-61-slim-led-engine-1080p-dlp-hdtv-review/#comments Sat, 04 Aug 2007 18:15:08 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/samsung-hlt6187s-61-slim-led-engine-1080p-dlp-hdtv-review/ ssghlt6187sx.JPG

    The ultra-thin Samsung HL-T5689S DLP(R) HDTV with piano-black bezel around the 56-inch screen lets you enjoy more screen and less frame. Its slim depth, light weight and hidden speaker system allow the set to fit where others won’t(TM). Samsung’s Cinema Smooth(TM) light engine delivers the widest range of brilliant colors, while a 10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio renders every picture in perfect detail, from the darkest darks to brightest whites, and every tone in between. SRS TruSurround XT(TM) delivers sound that is clear and full. Enjoy watching two shows at the same time using the one-tuner Picture-in-Picture (PIP) feature. Three HDMI inputs in version 1.3 render your digital movies, photos and more with greater color depth, while a USB 2.0 port and other inputs allow full connectivity.

    Read the rest of this entry »

    ]]>     http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/samsung-hlt6187s-61-slim-led-engine-1080p-dlp-hdtv-review/feed/ 0     Samsung FP-T6374 63″ Widescreen Plasma HDTV http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/samsung-fp-t6374-63-widescreen-plasma-hdtv/ http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/samsung-fp-t6374-63-widescreen-plasma-hdtv/#comments Sun, 01 Jul 2007 20:26:46 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/samsung-fp-t6374-63-widescreen-plasma-hdtv/ 483681.jpg

    Samsung’s FP-T6374 is a commanding focal point for any media room. Full HD 1080p resolution brilliantly displays every image on this 63″ plasma HDTV in crisp detail. With 18-bit processing and a 15,000:1 contrast ratio, you enjoy a dazzling picture in an astonishing range of colors and shades, from the whitest whites to the blackest blacks. Even in a bright, daylight-filled room, new Ultra FilterBrightâ„¢ eliminates glare, for full-bodied color and contrast at all times.

    Advanced Samsung plasma picture technology delivers sharper screen text, while eliminating “noise”. Samsung also introduces an innovative auto-pixel-shift technology that makes picture “burn-in” a thing of the past. Experience robust, 3-dimensional TruSurround XTâ„¢ sound.

    Connect all your digital devices and peripherals courtesy of 3 HDMI ports, a full complement of audio and video inputs, and a USB 2.0 input. And the HDMI-CEC feature lets you streamline all your CEC-enabled devices conveniently through just one remote control. And it’s Energy Star Compliant, so you will use less energy.

    Features:

    · Screen size 63”

    · Native resolution 1024 x 1080 pixels

    · 16:9 Aspect ratio

    · DNIe Technology

    · 18-bit video processor

    · Ultra FilterBright anti-reflection filter

    · Auto-pixel-shift technology to remove burn in

    · Contrast ratio 15,000:1

    · Three HDMI inputs

    · Two S-video inputs

    · Two component inputs

    · TruSurround XT sound system

    · A USB input

    Review By Digitaladvisor

    This 63-inch monster from Samsung will completely change the way you watch television. It’s an immersive experience at this size, and you’d better have a gigantic living room to support it. It’s one of the largest plasma televisions available that isn’t completely out of any normal person’s price range, provided they’re serious about their TV watching and willing to make a significant (roughly $5,000 – $7,000) investment.

    Read Full Review Here

    Review By Plasmatvreviews

    Samsung FP-T6374 Plasma TV produces pictures which look realistic due to the blend of true-to-life colours. Samsung’s unique digital natural image engine (DNIe) and 18-bit video processor reproduce images with digital perfection. Pictures look crystal clear, natural and more detailed. The colour reproduction is outstanding and billions of true-to-life colours are shown on the screen with excellent gradation. The larger-than-life images just enthrall us with their splendour.

    Read Full Review Here

    Compare Price at Pricerunner

    ]]>     http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/samsung-fp-t6374-63-widescreen-plasma-hdtv/feed/ 0     Panasonic TH-65PF9UK Plasma Screen Review http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/panasonic-th-65pf9uk-plasma-screen-review/ http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/panasonic-th-65pf9uk-plasma-screen-review/#comments Mon, 07 May 2007 16:01:12 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/panasonic-th-65pf9uk-plasma-screen-review/ The Panasonic TH-65PF9UK 1080p plasma display delivers true HD 1080p resolution and breathtaking Panasonic plasma image quality with industry-leading color accuracy and contrast. The TH-65PF9UK displays 2.07 million pixels, twice as many as standard HD models, and features a high contrast ratio of up to 5,000:1 and 16-bit processing for an outstanding 4,096 steps of color gradation. With the new Super Cinema mode, the 1080p plasma display reproduces images with a true, film-like ambiance. Ideal for applications that require extremely clear, detailed images on a larger display area, the TH-65PF9UK is highly suited for use in production facilities, control rooms, observation, museums, board rooms and much more. The TH-65PF9UK comes standard with DVI-D, 15-pin PC, and BNC Component Video inputs plus a serial control (RS-232C) interface, with an empty expansion slot for custom configurations.

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    Features of the Panasonic TH-65PF9UK

  • 65″ Panasonic Plasma Display: 1080p HDTV resolution
  • True 1080p High-Definition
  • Reproducing the Entire HDTV Color Range: Expanded COlor Range Calibrated for HDTV
  • 5,000:1 Contrast for Deep Blacks, True Colors
  • 4,096 Shades of Gray: Reproduces 68.7 Billion shades
  • Superior Moving Image Resolution
  • Digital Color Reality for Movie Ambience
  • 16-bit Processing with Real Gamma Control
  • Advanced Plasma Display Panel Improves brightness
  • New Deep Black Filter Improves light-area Contrast
  • Sub Pixel Controller eliminates jagged or blurred lines
  • Motion Pattern Noise Reduction for smooth fast-motion images
  • Advanced Image-Enlarging Functions for up to 4×4 display matrix
  • Ultra-Lightweight Cabinet
  • Advanced Dual Picture Mode: Video and PC image overlay
  • 60,000 Hour Service Life
  • Remote System Monitoring via RS-232C Serial Interface
  • Vertical Mounting for commerical display
  • Enhanced Screen Saver Functions
  • Energy-Saving Functions
  • Super Quiet Operation

    Review By Plasmatvbuyingguide

    This is the first 65″ 1080p plasma to be produced. In fact, it is one of the first 1080p plasma monitors to be produced and plays an important part in the plasma vs. lcd struggle for supremacy in the flat panel TV market. Sharp has already produced and shipped a 65” LCD 1080p model (65D90U), and Panasonic has matched them with this screen, which is readily available and sells for a relatively strong price point. The 65PF9UK panel is produced at Panasonics’ new state of the art plasma factory outside of Osaka Japan. Panasonic also has a consumer version of the same 65” plasma model TH-65PX600U, which also sells without the table stand and speakers which are common to consumer products. The inputs of the two products are the main differences. The TH-65PX600U has HDMI input built in and a built in tuner, while the TH-65PF9UK has a built in RS232 port, a built in 15 pin VGA input for computer, a DVI port and optional input cards for HDMI or additional component or composite inputs.

    Read Full Review Here

    Review By Panasonic-europe

    Panasonic has also added a low-cost and energy-efficient VIERA PX50 digital HDTV series. The 50-inch TH-50PX50, 42-inch TH-42PX50 and 37-inch TH-37PX50 feature the same PEAKS System (a plasma panel, processor and driver) as the higher-models in the PX500 series to ensure superb picture quality. The new models use up to 43 percent less power per year on average as compared to the PX300 series. The new PX50 models have realized the compact design, reducing the width by 70 mm with speakers being placed below the PDP screen.

    Read Full Review Here

    Review By Reviews.cnet

    Connection options are definitely limited compared to other HDTVs on the market. The panel comes with one component-video input that is also configurable to RGB (for computers or other RGB gear); a DVI input that can also accept HDMI sources when you connect an inexpensive adapter cable (it can take 1080p video or computer sources up to 1,920×1,200); a 15-pin VGA input for computers (1,600×1,200 maximum resolution) that can also serve as a second component-video input with the addition of an inexpensive adapter; and an RS-232 control port. It’s also worth noting that the component ports don’t use standard RCA-style connectors. You’ll have to buy inexpensive adapters, available at any RadioShack, to turn the BNC-style jacks into RCA jacks that will fit most A/V gear. Also of note, the TH-50PF9UK doesn’t include any standard-definition composite- or S-Video connections

    Read Full Review Here

    Review By Amazon

    Demand is rising for extra-large display screens, and Panasonic has the solution. Panasonic new lineup of displays for professional applications includes a 65-inch plasma model that offers the superior image quality, extensive functions, and extendibility that make Panasonic an industry leader. The new unit suits any application calling for a supersize display. Use it in a directory in a building lobby, an information board for an airport, train station or other large public facility, or a monitor at event sites.A host of Panasonic imaging technologies combine to achieve both the industry’s highest gradation and outstanding contrast ratio. The accuracy and detail Panasonic displays provide cannot be adequately expressed by specifications alone. Their overall image quality goes far beyond conventional standards. They provide pictures with the kind of breathtaking beauty that stirs emotion.Functions and expandability to meet a variety of applications Dual Picture, Digital Zoom, multi-screen capability and other advanced functions enhance the usability of Panasonic displays. Panasonic popular Multi-Function Slots are also provided. And Panasonic has expanded lineup of optional terminal boards, making Panasonic displays solutions to an even wider range of customer needs.

    Read Full Review Here

    Review By Dtvcity

    This built-in image-enlarging function makes it easier to set up multi-screen systems with as many as 16 displays (4×4 configuration). A new function lets you enlarge the image up to 4x vertically and horizontally independently, making it easy to set up a multi-screen system with up to four displays arranged either vertically or horizontally. For example, expand the image horizontally to 4x and leave it unchanged vertically, and you can create a system with four units side-by-side. This is ideal in bank lobbies, airports and other places where you want a large display system that can be read from a distance. Thanks to the ID control function, you can use the standard remote control unit to control multiple panels individually. There is also a mode that displays a full-screen image, including the edges (the width of the frame) of the display panel. This is especially suitable for displaying text information, since no words are hidden by the frame.

    Read Full Review Here

    Compare the price at Bizrate.

    ]]> http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/panasonic-th-65pf9uk-plasma-screen-review/feed/ 0 Samsung PS63P5H Review http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/samsung-ps63p5h-review/ http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/samsung-ps63p5h-review/#comments Wed, 02 May 2007 16:00:52 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/samsung-ps63p5h-review/ SAMSUNG PS63P5H elegant and slim HD Ready Plasma TV allows the viewer to experience the ultimate in Home Entertainment. This new standards in TV have an improved resolution of up to 1366 x 768p meaning more visual information on the screen, resulting in the best image you have ever experienced without compromising space and style. These displays can even be wall mounted!

    Ranging from 42″ up to the World’s largest 102″ Screen, with a width of only 94.4 mm, SAMSUNG’s Plasma Display Panels allow the viewer to experience the ultimate in Home Entertainment without compromising space and style.SAMSUNG possesses a range of PDP TVs 42″ – 102″ which are High Definition Ready. These new standards in TV have an improved resolution of up to 1366 x 768 meaning more visual information on the screen, resulting in the best image you the viewer have ever experienced.

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    FEATURES

  • 63″ PDP TV
  • 1366(H) x 768(V) Resolution
  • 549 Billion Colors (8192 grayscale steps)
  • 3000:1 Contrast Ratio
  • 1000 cd/m2 Brightness
  • Digital Natural Image engine, DNIETM

    Review By Plasmatvreviews

    The SAMSUNG PS42P4A Plasma system has let out with high quality of sound effects . The television has let the sound system with the support of speakers. The television has present with stereo reception system as NICAM A2. The television has let out sound output as stereo. The television has let with advanced modes of effects with SRS surround system. The television has allowed with high quality of sound effects with new experiences. The television has allowed with maximum of sound out put. The SAMSUNG PS42P4A Plasma system has let with new technology of sound effects with high clarity.

    Read Full Review Here

    Review By Beyondtelevision

    An ongoing problem with both Plasma Displays and Conventional TVs is image burn in. This occurs when a single image is displayed continuously on the screen over a long period of time. The result is burn in of the image into the screen itself, thus degrading viewing. SAMSUNG’s Plasma Panels incorporate auto pixel shift technology. The picture automatically shifts by 1 pixel in all directions every second, non visible to the naked eye, thus preventing burn in.

    Read Full Review Here

    Compare the price at Bizrate

    ]]> http://www.tvsreview.com/plasma/samsung-ps63p5h-review/feed/ 0 Will you pay $150,000 for a tv? http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/will-you-pay-150000-for-a-tv/ http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/will-you-pay-150000-for-a-tv/#comments Sat, 04 Nov 2006 02:10:07 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/will-you-pay-150000-for-a-tv/ lg100.jpgApparently, LG Electronics think some would. Okay, you can rule me out – but the company is trying to woo a niche consumers who have tons of money in their pocket and who’s crazy enough to spend that much on a perishable technology like this one.

    This giant lcd can display high-def images in 1080p, features a contrast ratio of 3,000:1 and has a 180 degree viewing angle.

    The size? 100 inch.

    ]]>     http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/will-you-pay-150000-for-a-tv/feed/ 0     JVC unveiled world’s biggest 110 inch tv http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/jvcs-unveiled-worlds-biggest-110-inch-tv/ http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/jvcs-unveiled-worlds-biggest-110-inch-tv/#comments Tue, 03 Oct 2006 01:26:56 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/uncategorized/jvcs-unveiled-worlds-biggest-110-inch-tv/ world-largest-projection-system_12.jpgJVC has unveiled a prototype rear projection tv – claiming it the biggest tv of it’s type ever produced.

    If a less than 100 inch tv will cost you a few tens of thousands of dollars, just imagine what this giant will cost you. Oh yeh! it’s not something 99% of the population can afford.

    If you decide to spend all your retirement money for this beast, just remember that you have to cut a huge hole in your wall too. A rear projection tv like this isn’t something that you can hang like a small plasma or lcd.

    ]]>     http://www.tvsreview.com/61-inch-and-over/jvcs-unveiled-worlds-biggest-110-inch-tv/feed/ 0     HP’s 65 inch projection tv http://www.tvsreview.com/projection-tv/hps-65-inch-projection-tv/ http://www.tvsreview.com/projection-tv/hps-65-inch-projection-tv/#comments Sat, 26 Aug 2006 15:44:18 +0000 vwmadm http://www.tvsreview.com/projection-tv/hps-65-inch-projection-tv/ simg_t_o1993106302.jpg

    Okay, I know what you’re thinking. Why is HP jumping into the tv market? And can it do better than most top of the line tv manufacturers like Sony or Panasonic?

    Forget those skepticism. The most important thing is whether it can deliver.

    Okay, first and foremost, this projection tv has been voted as the best MicroDisplay tv by the Sound and Vision magazine. Secondly, it is also been Cnet’s top Rear Projection TV. So, those 2 reason alone should kill all attempts by you at questioning HP’s ability.

    It accepts 1080p resolution through it’s HDMI input.
    (note: tv with 1080p resolution is capable of displaying every pixel of the highest-resolution HD broadcasts, theoretically). Apart from that, it has it’s input bays on it’s front channel.

    Because of it’s 1080p display and 63 inch screen, the picture quality is solid (remember, for 1080p tv, the bigger the display size, the better). Maybe due to HP’s experience in color printing, the color displayed is also stunning. The only problem is out of the box, it’s red is not so pure. However, you can adjust this using it’s RGB gain controls.

    RETAIL AT: $ 3000 – 4500

    p/s The drawback of micro display is it’s picture quality if fed by analog signal is not that good.

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