The Black Diamond II Curve is a splendid projector screen developed and manufactured by SI Screens which is a company known for its benchmarks in state-of-the-art creations. No wonder, the new screen boasts of cutting edge technology that wins it hands down vis-avis conventional flat screens. Well for starters, the one we are talking about is not flat; in fact it is curved. The makers claim that this slight cirve helps in a better TV experience as it gives a wider viewng angle almost by a 30 per cent margin.

Again, the curve helps SI Screens leave a distinct impression in the TV market. After all, it’s a great way to stand out in the huge crowd of TV technologies that we can see today. Also, one cannot deny the part played by the discerning consumer who settles for nothing but the best and keeps on asking for more till he or she is satisfied. After all, don’t we want and increased viewer immersion in the living rooms, game rooms as well as perfect our commercial environments.

The new TV will be exhibited at the CEDIA Expo to be held in the Georgia Wold Congress Center from Spetember 10-13. The price tag reads $4,199.

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Good news is that the long wait for the 43-inch CRV 43, the mogul of all monitors, is over. We first spotted the gorgeous pioneer of a new revolution in TV technology from NEC at CES last year. The curve concept was impressive, no doubt. And as the TV screen becomes a reality, so does its price tag which says $8,000 a piece.

Well, the money is huge but it sure isn’t getting wasted as the curved monitor has seamless display features achieved by sewing together four DLP monitors, especially for high-end gaming sessions. Thanks to the high tech CRVD-42DWX, the contrast ratio is as high as 10000:1 that goes completed by the double WXGA + 2880 x 900 panel. The response time is only of 0.02 seconds.

As you must have already guesses, the screen is wide but it also comes with DVI-D and HDMI 1.3 inputs. However, even if the price is a little on the higher side for you then NEC has something for you too. This slightly cheap TV screen at $6,000 is s 1360 x 768 WXGA native resolution, the brightness of which is 700cd/m2 while the contrast ratio is 3000:1.

Via techblog