We all love the way the plasma revolution is progressing and we want to see the technology getting cheaper some day so that more people can afford it.
Spoiling all our dreams, Samsung is planning a new Multi-Media Center for its 50-inch plasma TV,.
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To run the DRM on your TV screen, even without a cable or satellite connection! One can only dream about it. Now, you may be hopeful of materializing your dream, for LG is all set to launch its latest 42-inch HD plasma featuring the integrated OCAP...
Supporting the IP56 weatherproof peculiarity, in addition to an anti-reflective, tamper-resistant glass to boast the bright HD signals even when splashed with water, Sanyo is all set for its weatherproof 42-inch LCD TV with 1080 p.
Presenting a...
While Apple and ViewSonic are about to introduce 17' LCD monitors, planning ahead, ViewSonic has introduced its 3 new wide screen display with 22", 20", and 19" panel sizes VX2235wm, VX2035wm, and VX1935wm, respectively.
All these models have...
Analyzing the upsurge in the market of 19-inch and 17-inch widescreen monitors, Apple has decided to launch a 17-inch widescreen LCD monitors in the first quarter of 2007.
According to International Data Corporation (IDC), widescreen LCD monitors.
There has been a fierce battle going on in between HD DVD technology and Blue laser technology. With more and more users opting for blue laser technology the market for the products is expected to cross $28 Billion by 2010.
According to a report...
Size really matters. Siemens has gone gigantic with its monster LCD, which it has named Remote Expert Center. Designed for professionals, this LCD is used for monitoring nuclear power plants. The Remote Expert Center is basically made out of eight...
Evesham has come up with its latest series of five Alqemi HD Ready TVs to run between 32 to 42 inches, all featuring picture-in-picture, picture-and-text, and picture-and-picture.
Collectively every screens presents HDMI ports analogue tuner and...
Taking the 2006 FTTH u-City industry conference as a backdrop, Megavision Technology has come up with its gigantic 200-inch Multi-projection display.
Offering a high resolution with thousands of pixels (owing to the cluster technology), an resilient.
Imagine a world revealing true colors that were unseen earlier. Though the Samsung 'SyncMaster 931C' LCD flat panel display is mere 19-inshes, it's visionary monitor boasts a 97 per cent CCFL color reproduction, which Samsung claims to be similar to that.
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