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Wednesday, 20 January 2010
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Written by
Thomas Spurlin
Edge-lit LED TVs – that being a slightly-modified style of LCD panel -- are finally starting to come into a bit of a wide-berth adoption stage, slimming down and finding spots on retail counters for purchase contemplation purposes. The technology has progressed to a degree where those panels are finally going to start coming down off of shelves and into the home, since the cost is slowly whittling to a reasonable level. Nuvision, however, realize that there’s a direct vein into a market of flat-panel connoisseurs, which results in their high-end, highly-refined array of television sets – as with the Lucidium 55” LED panel, the NVU55FX5LS. And, without question, the quality is excellent, with a splendid picture, aesthetic appeal, and a myriad of self-aware refinements with both inputs and external picture enhancement. However, the sticker shock may set you aback, ...
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Monday, 28 December 2009
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Written by
Dick Ward
Sony’s KDL-65W5100 is the largest in the BRAVIA W series of LCD televisions. The 65” HDTV features a 1080p resolution, a solid contrast ratio and a few extra features to help kick up the video quality. It’s also one of what is still a relatively small number of TVs with streaming video and DLNA compliance.
This sixty five inch BRAVIA W offers viewers a full 1080p picture at sixty frames a second, or at an optional twenty four through one of its four HDMI inputs. The KDL-65W5100 also features Sony’s Motionflow technology, which grants 120Hz of smoother, less juddery picture.
While not LED backlit, the 65” Bravia W has a pretty decent contrast ratio for an LCD screen. It offers a dynamic contrast ratio of 50,000:1 and an on-screen ratio of 2,000:1. Those certainly aren’t plasma numbers, but they’re not bad either. ...
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Wednesday, 28 October 2009
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Written by
Dick Ward
The Sony KDL-70XBR7 BRAVIA is one of a small number of options available to the consumer looking for a seventy inch picture but not wanting to use a projector. The largest of the XBR7 series, the 70” KDL-70XBR7 offers a large screen and 1080p resolution along with a range of picture enhancement technologies.
Sony’s 70” XBR7 offers a full 1080p/24 experience, as well as Motionflow 120Hz technology, which effectively doubles the frame rate of HD content to help smooth out fast movements. An on screen contrast ratio of 1,500:1 is achieved through the Advanced Contrast Enhancer circuit, which creates darker blacks without losing fine details.
10-bit technology is featured in both the KDL-70XBR7’s processor, but in the panel as well. The combination of the two allows a much greater ability to transition between colors and helps to eliminate sharp changes.
With the BRAVIA ...
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Thursday, 17 September 2009
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Written by
Mike Flacy
The Samsung LN65B650 65" LCD HDTV is the most recent in their "Touch of Color" series. The "Touch of Color" adds a distinct, artistic red glow around the piano black, glossy bezel of the television. It's accomplished by coating a translucent surface over the frame of bezel. The high definition television displays content up to a 1080p resolution and utilizes Samsung's "Auto Motion Plus" 120Hz proprietary technology to insert a non-repetitive transition between frames for a smoother picture. Owners can select from blur reduction via frame interpolation, judder reduction or adjusting the picture to include both. Samsung claims the television offers a 100,000 to 1 dynamic contrast ratio. The Samsung LN65B650 also comes with "Medi@ 2.0", their title for including Internet technology within the television. Via an Ethernet connection, the 65" HDTV implements Yahoo widgets along the sides of the ...
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Thursday, 30 April 2009
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Written by
Tom Volotta
It’s Springtime, and along with the Birds & the Bees, pollen alerts and hearing about all the government bailout cash you’re not getting, the new crop of TVs which debuted at January’s 2009 CES are hitting the shelves or online reseller’s fulfillment warehouses. So, a Sony 46Z4100, what’s with reviewing LAST year’s television technology? Isn’t that a bit like reading yesterday’s newspaper - or perhaps more appropriate to our times, a Blog that’s an hour old, or an Instant Message or Tweet from thirty seconds ago? All seemingly fruitless exercises. But sometimes a glance back reveals a hidden gem that may have been overlooked in the midst of the dizzying array of technical specifications, product features and marketing among brands, all vying for your attention and dollars. The Sony KDL-46Z4100 LCD TV is one of those.It’s packed with advanced video ...
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