Robotic LCD/Plasma Mount for the Lazy
This Robotic LCD/Plasma mount would be a great accessory for a new HDTV. It can hold displays from 37 to 63 inches, and is able to tilt 7 degrees upwards, 25 degrees downwards, and has a right to left swivel angle of 56 degrees. The plasma mount comes with a RS-232 port as well as an IR remote. The Robotic LCD/Plasma mount can be yours for the price of $1,299.99 from Smart Home.
LG’s Cirque du Soleil Quidam LCD
LG has announced a new high-end LCD- the Cirque du Soleil Quidam. The Quidam TV is available in six different models, and is well designed with a ring shaped stand and hidden speakers. It also has a quite useful feature whereby the Cirque du Soleil Quidam TV adjusts its brightness based upon the light in the surrounding area. THe Cirque du Soleil Quidam comes in two sizes, 32 inches and 42 inches. The 32 inch model costs $1614, while the 42 inch model has a price of $3336.
Sony’s Bendable OLED TV
Sony has been showing off world-changing technology: a bendable OLED tv that’s so thin you could fit it in your pocket! This TV screen is 2.5 inches wide, and an amazing 3 mm thick. While bending, the Sony TV still shows a perfect picture. There are so many ways to use this bendable TV: some as frivolous as having TVs on t-shirts, and some as serious as military applications. Currently, however, this is only a concept idea.
Pioneer’s New Plasma TVs
Pioneer’s 8th Generation plasma screen TVs are not to be messed with. Available in 42″, 50″, and 60″, these panels have improved, deeper black levels (allegedly 80% deeper than before), which result in a contrast ratio of 20,000 to 1 for the 50″ and 60″ plasmas. The 42, 50, and 60 XGA models will be available in June, while the Full HD versions of the 50″ and 60″ TVs will become available in September.
Samsung Bordeaux LCDs
Samsung’s newest Bordeaux trio of LCDs is spectacular!
With a contrast ratio of 15000:1, the 40 inch , the 46 inch , and the 52 inch all have True Black Panel technology, which brings “plasma-like blacks” to LCD HDTVs. These Samsung Bordeaux LCDs also have HDMI ports, Full HD resolution, and a fashionable black frame. These three Bordeaux LCD models are expected to hit the Korean market soon, with prices varying from $3,500 to $4,690 to $5,860 depending on size.
