At $ 2,200, the 55 inch LCD LED TV comes with a unique TruLED system of 960 individual LEDs that are divided into 80 control groups.

As a result, the system can deliver a superbly qualitative 2,000,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio that reflects directly on the picture quality. This set’s technology stops light leakage which is what gives it that rich and high picture quality.
The final picture has darker blacks and brighter whites than standard backlighting solutions of other television sets.

The TV set also has a 240Hz operation through a combination of a 120 Hz panel and scanning backlight.

These apart, Full HD 1080p resolution, SRS TruSurround and TruVolume audio technologies, and other features enhance the output. This one is cost efficient and energy efficient too, but 50 per cent below the Energy Star® 3.0 rating. The other heartening factor is that it is mercury free. So enjoy the surround sound with crystal clear images on your giant screen.

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Panasonic has launched two new HDTVs which look as slick and chic as a Parisian designer’s creation. They have unveiled the V10 series which come with NEO PDP panels. Also, there are three colour modes and many other features like user controlled gray setting and other such features. They are available in 50″, 54″, 58″ and 65″ versions.

All these HDTVs are better than the G10 series and come with amazing features such as Digital Cinema Colour, and Digital Cinema Initiative. You would get amazing picture clarity and audio quality. There are effective analogue and digital noise reduction features and if you are looking for brightness controls, you would find them in the V10 series.

The 96Hz display makes watching movies and playing games a more enjoyable experience than its predecessors. By eliminating film judders, you would get a smoother motion picture. TC-P54V10 may cost around $2600 and is worth every cent that you would spend on it.

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It is not just Sony that seems to have struck a golden deal with Netflix, but even LG seems to have gotten on the same bandwagon and in case of LG, it is sooner than later. While most HDTV set owners believed that Sony would be the first company to offer TV sets that could instantly and automatically connect and stream feed from Netflix, LG has beaten them to the punch by bringing out new 47-inch LCD HDTV and the 50-inch plasma HDTV PS80 that already are capable of doing the exact same.

These LG behemoths have full HD 1080p resolution and you can just queue up your favorite movies and television shows from Netflix and then watch them at your convenience. The new TVs need no external additional device to access this feature and they even can double up as a computer with HD display. It seems at this point that LG has partnered with Yahoo! to avail the feature and with more companies likely to jump in, it is the consumer who will finally profit with loads of entertainment options.

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TV is one mode of entertainment that rarely goes out of season (we referring to those times when you cannot find anything of interest). In the current lifestyle that most of us lead, there is an idiot box for every room so why not own for the outside too. Yep, brand Pantel has launched a 65-inch screen for your backyard to let you enjoy some cool gaming session with you best buddies and favorite beers.

Since, this one is meant for the outside you can well expect to be a weatherproof HDTV range. Pantel has ensured that then glass screen is both protected and anti-glare. The wide viewing angle allows several to play at the same time. In fact, a fast refresh rate gives a contrast ratio from 700:1 to 2000:1.

Now, there are several other sizes available from 20- to 65-inches. All the avid gamers have to do is simply plug the set into the electrical system of the house or else you can juts enjoy the benefits of the 802.11a wireless package that lets you enjoy audio and video wireless broadcats up to 150 ft. You can get some customizable offers too like dust cover for some extra moolah. The 20-inch TV costs $2,999 while the 65-inch comes for $25,999.

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Watching your favourite movies on the LCD at home can be a great feeling but there comes a time (okay, many times) when you wish you could carry it off with you outside, perhaps, when you go camping in the woods.

The latest range of LCD TVs from Innovizion is outdoor, weatherproof high definition televisions with built in wireless connectivity. The TVs come with a wireless transmitter that allows them to be connected to a set top box. The same set up also allows you to connect them to a DVD or video player so you never miss your favourite shows no matter where you are. The receiver in the TV will receive signals from up to 50m away. The TVs come with a whole package which includes digital tuners and built in stereo speakers. The high brightness and high contrast levels in addition to the glare reduction coating on the protective glass panels allow for amazing picture quality even in bright sunlight making these TVs ideal for viewing outdoors.

The Innovision TVs come with three years guarantee if used for domestic purposes and 12 months for commercial purposes. The pricing isn’t available at the moment.

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The cat will finally be out of the bag! Or should we say TV? Well, we are just too excited to share that the most-awaited Cinema 21:9 HDTV from Philips will be up in the market for you to take home this June. And if we hear correctly, this 56-inch ultra-wide screen panel has reasons more than many for couch potatoes to fall in love with it.

In fact, Philips has already claimed that this one will be the world’s first HDTV that will offer a true cinematic experience thanks to its 21:9 ratio. Also, Cinema HDTV uses the famous Philips Ambilight lighting system. This system projects a light onto the wall behind the telly colored according to the on-screen action. You will not be tortured by an letterbox strips on the screen.

With an expected price tag of $5,044 the HDTV will burn a hole in your pocket but trust us, when we say, it will be worth every cent. By the way, if it helps, experts say that it is normal to lust after this TV especially because it marks a significant change in the television industry.

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Mitsubishi has become an eye sore for many who wanted to buy their 65-inch LaserVue HDTV but are unable to, due to its price. As far as I m concerned, I am very sure that LaserVue HDTV deserves the price it is asking for. Having personally compared it to other brands offering same product; I would say the price is fair. Coming for less than $7,000, and with the quality guarantee of Mitsubishi, I would not have hesitated to buy it had I the money and need for it.

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If that Marineav’s offering of 70-inch weatherproof TV or Sanyos 52-inch screen was successful in convincing you to install one and you thought that it was a competent deal then you are wrong. As with growing demand of outdoor LCD Tvs, more and more company are engaged into its production and today we have Pantel debuting a trio of Mirror TVs at CEDIA 2008. Available in 20-, 32- and 42-inch models, the Mirror TV series is designed for those wanting to add an adaptable display in their restroom, bathe or experience it while undertaking sauna. The 20- and 32-inch versions offer 720p panel against the 42-incher that features 1080p resolution. You can bring one home by shelling out $1,200 but would propose you to gift a bigger edition costing $2,755 for 32-inch and $5,800 to your daddy.

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The system is accessible on Windows Vista Home Premium and features a slot loading optical drive. Averatec also assembles in a caddie to offer a remote controlled TV watching experience on a PC. Priced at $1249, the Averatec All-In-One deserves a place in your study for sure.
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