Sharp’s AQUOS DX TV is the world’s first 20” LCD TV that comes with Blu-ray and DVD embedded recorder. It comes with an average HD Ready resolution of 1366×768, digital TV tuner, 1500:1 contrast ratio and a 450cd/m2 brightness. Available in Japan by the end of June at 150,000 Yen (€1,141) in black or white. Read more…

Here comes the Korean, LG Korea has released its new X Canvas 50 and 60PS70 (50” and 60”), featuring a stunning 600Hz PDP panel and the awesome “Time Machine” features, an embedded DVR system that allows you to record HD Video on either its 160GB internal HDD or on any external USB 2.0 HDDs. Read more…

LG has announced both 42″ and 47” LCD with LED backlight, displays 1920×1080 videos + LG’s 120Hz panel technology. The LCD measures only 5.9mm thick and has been claimed as the world slimmest LCD TV Panel. Press release after the break. Read more…

Sinoda Plasma Japan has come out with the 145 inch film display which uses six 1m x 1m displays creating 145-inch panel. It has the 960 x 720 pixels resolution and weighs at only 7.2 kgs. The product is still in development stage, the company is scouting for funds to invest in Research.

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Samsung has launched a 29mm-thick 50-inch PDP TV ‘PAVV PDP 850′ aka Finger Slim in Korea. It is 40% more power efficient and 20% lighter (26kg) than the company’s previous PDP TVs. It features Samsung’s full HD Crystal Engine, DLNA Support, USB 2.0 Videos giving you the possibility to watch DivX videos, photos, or play your MP3 directly from an external HDD or USB Thumb key to your TV. The 50-inch model is also available, it is 50% slimmer than before and weight at 36kg. The 50-inch and 58-inch are priced at 3,600,000(KRW) and 5,900,000(KRW) respectively. Read more…

LG has launched a set of 42 and 47” LCD TV in Korea that use 240Hz panel, similar to the “MotionFlow from Sony”. LG has improved its LCD contrast ratio so as colors and implemented an Anti-glare layer to the LCD. Besides that, LG also include an USB port which allowed you access to your Photo and playing MP3 audio files. Hey! Why the baseball players all aiming on the girl, so as the other two pictures after the break. Read more…

It was displayed at ISE 2009 in Amsterdam, it is a 103-inch plasma multitouch air hockey table by Panasonic with a U-Touch overlay. Fun watching them playing. Video after the break. Read more…

When designing your home theater, you will undoubtedly be presented with an overwhelming amount of options. From theater seating to lighting, speakers to décor, designing a home theater is as much a chore as it is an adventure. Above all else, choosing the right TV will be the most important decision that you make. You’ve done the researched, you’ve made your choice, and you’ve bought the perfect TV for your home. Now how are you going to present it?

There are essentially two different ways to display your TV in your home: Mounted on the wall or placed on a stand. While both solutions are popular choices, they are not without their strengths and weaknesses. Depending on your situation, you may be better suited for one option over the other.

TV wall mounts are an extremely popular choice for home theater enthusiasts. Wall mounting a TV adds a modern flare to your home theater and helps save precious space in your room. Wall mounting a TV will also give your home more of the genuine theater experience, as having a TV on your wall is more reminiscent of a movie projection screen. Read more…

A nice one by Mitsubishi, the LaserVue TV. This is the world’s first laser-powered television. The TV utilizes laser beams to provide unmatched color reproduction, clarity, and depth of field. It features 120Hz operation, 1080p resolution, x.v. Color, 3D-ready viewing capabilities, and a body measures only 10 inches deep. Mitsubishi LaserVue TV is priced at $7000. More pictures after the break. Read more…

The slimmest, the sexiest LCD from Sony, the Sony Bravia KLV-40ZX1M LCD TV. Due to be available in December 2008. The KLV-40ZX1M LCD TV measures at 9.9mm deep and weighs only 26 pounds, it can be wall mounted too. Features 1080p resolution, LED backlighting, 120Hz Motionflow technology for smooth on-screen movement, Bravia Engine 2 video processing, an HDMI input and more more more.

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