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Philips LED Review 9000: Evidence of 3D TV with Ambilight and WiFi Internet

admin — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 08:10:52 +0000

We continue with the reviews of pre-Christmas through today in a 3D TV. This is the Philips LED PRO 9000, the top range of Philips if we exclude the huge Cinema 21:9 (supports the new 3D and has a built-in receiver).

The model we tested is 46 inches, an important measure and is not suitable for all rooms and lounges. If you should be too, however, know that there is also the LED 9000in size from 32 inches.

Starting from the design, the new series from Philips is definitely prettier models of the past and offers modern lines and quality materials. The thickness is not ultra-slim by some competitors as the backlight is “Direct LED, which is an array of LEDs behind the panel instead of the frame of LED LED EDGE. Ok, too many “LED” in this sentence.

It must be said that some competitors have the same type ofbacklight models are more subtle, but has never been a focus of Philips, at least so far, that of the ultra-slim desig. The LED 9000, in addition to focus on image quality, also integrates the audio with a good bass-rich than the thinner models.

In addition to bar speakers placed below the screen (so as not to waste space side) are shown on the back panel, two woofers encased in plastic.

So many connections, is abundant at the rear left side of the TV. Here we find two USB ports (to see DivX, pictures or listen to music), and a HDMI slot for the CAM if we want to use the cheapest fee for digital terrestrial.

Small engraved on CAM: to install the operation is very simple and requires very few steps. Simply insert the card in the form, insert the module into the slot on the TV and tune to a channel of choice for service Enter the code. The TV guide in the quick setup process and in a minute you have everything working.

Returning to the connections on the back are the other HDMI ports (three), component, VGA, slot for memory cards, who had ruled them out for some more antiquated device (there are even two) and the entrance to the cable network.

LED 9000, in fact, it connects to the network for a variety of extra features. Click on the button menu, select the icon for Net TV services and we are faced with a series of icons with several services among which we mention the most famous, YouTube, Picasa, Meteo.it, Cinetrailer, Corriere Della Sera, Quattroruote TV.

Samsung Tv shows the angular

admin — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 07:57:39 +0000

TVs getting bigger. While a few years ago we would have settled for thin LCD screens and large 32 “, now you can easily choose a 50″ without spending big bucks. But a large screen and thin needs a considerable portion of the wall. Wall that does not have access to all considering that the apartments are becoming increasingly smaller.

To resolve this problem Samsung shows AMOLED screen corner. Yes can be placed in a corner of the house due to its ability to flexibility. The interesting thing is that these screens also support the reproductions in 3D.

The Korean company, however, hinders the soul. To have one must wait at least 5 years. We must first resolve some display issues and optimize technologies for 3D. Perhaps it is more convenient to leave one wall.

Philips 3D Cinema 21:9 Platinum

admin — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 17:30:07 +0000

After seeing him for a few more minutes in prototype form, is the second contact with the new Cinema 21:9. Featuring LED technology and support to Direct 3D Full HD (1080p or both images of the right eye than those of the left), the second generation of 21:9 improved 3D vision thanks to Bright Pro.

Watching movies in 3D TV with other competitors, in fact, we have noticed the decline of classical brightness which is one of the things that keeps many buyers using a 3D TV (according to having to wear glasses).

Thanks to Pro Bright, however, the 21:9 maintains a good level of brightness even when wearing glasses and can see clear, sharp images by reducing the feeling of “darkness” we tried with the TV try 3D before.

Compared with the first version of the 21:9 3D space and reaches the remarkable gains figure of 58 inches: a home theater!

Panasonic Viera GT25: Plasma Full HD 3D technology

admin — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 08:40:47 +0000

Contrary to what some of you might think, technology and Plasma is not dead and survives the advance of the new TV LED super advertised on TV and shopping malls.

In step with the times, the new Panasonic Viera GT25, a Plasma Full HD 3D technology that is proposed in sizes from 42 to 50 inches. All this at a price of $ 1.699.95 and 2.099.95 for the smallest to the largest U.S. dollar, figures in EU could be about € 1700 and 2100.

Price, therefore, affordable and not excessive in comparison with the new LED, much more expensive for the technological innovations that lead. News that the GT25 there: in fact we have Web TV, USB connectivity, ability to insert a Wi-Fi adapter or an external keyboard and web widgets (YouTube, Picasa, Bloomberg, Twitter, Weather, Pandora and Amazon video on demand).

Details for 3D glasses also show that a design with reduced frame that could be appreciated by those who wear glasses.

Toshiba REGZA ZG1 and F1: New 3D TV for Japan

admin — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 08:26:06 +0000

If 3D is the trend of the moment, including movies, video games, consoles and camcorders, televisions that is an area a little more ‘confined to Japan and who can really spend a lot of money for a television almost “experimental.” Toshiba still continues its growth in 3D TV offering new models for the Japanese market, feature-rich, but not really for everyone as promised.

Toshiba REGZA model F1 is 55 or 46 inches, very thin and LCD technology. ZG1 REGZA model is available in sizes 42, 47 and 55 inches. All models are equipped with 3D 240Hz Full-HD panels, LED backlight, DLNA support, Internet connectivity, Dynamic Contrast 2.000.000:1, USB HDD, and four HDMI ports.

The 55-inch model F1 stands out as the most subtle of all, 29 mm thick. Prices forJapan, converted into dollars, are $ 3,760 for the model F1 46-inch model for $ 4,900 55. Regarding the 42 inch model ZG1, the cost is $ 3,200. The models 47 and 55 will cost from $ 4,000 to $ 5,100, respectively.

Panasonic adds the Blu-ray 3D/HDD all plasma all-in-one

admin — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 07:25:24 +0000

Panasonic continues to push because the 3D technology is embraced by a wider audience, especially as regards Japan, well accustomed to adopt new technologies. To achieve this, Panasonic tries to expand its offerings to include 3D HDTV in their less heavy.

According to an announcement today, the number of RT2B Panasonic plasma TV to record TV programsdirectly on the hard drive of a TV or Blu-ray. This is a series of plasma all-in-one that can play Blu-ray movies in 3D, with monitors available from 42 and 46 inches.

Together with TVs, Panasonic has also designed a series of all new 3D glasses, available in different sizes and designed for the whole family. The glasses have an internal rechargeable battery through USB charger are two hours to 30 hours of continuous viewing foronly 38 grams in total.

The Series TY-EW3D2SW glasses are the lightest on the market and will cost ¥ 13,000, about $ 149. It is uncertain whether the television and goggles will spread beyond Asia.

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