| Sony to contract Wistron to supply 37-inch LCD TVs
Sony Corp. of Japan recently chose Taiwan's Wistron Corp. as a contract supplier of 37-inch LCD TVs, which will adopt thin film transistor-liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) panels made by AU Optronics Corp. (AUO), the island's No. 1 panel supplier. Sony also assigned local TPV Technology Ltd. to supply some 40-inch TV models. Sony used to focus on 32-, 40-, 46-, and 52-inch LCD TV models, leaving the 32-inch market to major rivals such as Samsung, Sharp, Philips, LG, etc. The company plans to launch first 37-inch model in the third quarter of this year to cash in on the long-neglected segment. In the European market, Samsung of South Korea, Sony's major rival, has successfully pushed 37-inch LCD TV models, forcing Sony to review its product-mixture strategy.
How To Watch the Super Bowl in High Definition
A large percentage of those who think they are watching the Super Bowl in high definition will not be watching in hdtv. Home-Electronics-Survival.com has tips to guarantee that you are getting the whole high definition picture. Grass Valley, CA (PRWeb) February 1, 2007 -- Even if you've bought a new hdtv and subscribe to High Definition programming, will you really be watching the Super Bowl in high definition? Research shows that a large percentage of people think they are watching high definition but are really watching standard definition digital broadcasts and missing the color, detail and quality of a high definition. Technology Simplification Guru, Barb Gonzalez, wants to be sure that you get the whole great picture and sound and has written an article for her website http://www.easier.tv to help you be certain you are getting hdtv.
LG 42PC1D 42in Plasma TV
Even by LGs usually pretty affordable standards, the 42PC1D plasma TV looks like a heck of a bargain on paper. Coming in at around 812 including VAT and delivery, its one of the cheapest 42in TVs on the market. Which is, of course, great so far as it goes. But then how often have we found with TVs that you only get what you pay for? Luckily theres no sign of the 42PC1D living down to that getting what you pay for tag with its aesthetics. In fact, with its glossy black bezel offset prettily by a silvery speaker section and its sleek minimalist lines, it looks really quite opulent. The good first impressions continue with the discovery that the set sports two HDMI inputs double what wed usually expect for this sort of money. These are backed up by a component video input for analogue high definition and progressive scan duties; three Scarts; a 15-pin PC connector; and, again impressively for the price, a digital audio output and a CI slot to support what must be a built-in digital tuner.
2007 CES awards for HP
“The recognition we received at CES validates that there is a new age of innovation in digital entertainment," said Satjiv Chahil, senior vice president, Personal Systems Group, HP. “Consumers are looking forward to new ways to connect, access and enjoy their digital content and HP is there every step of the way - from introducing a new paradigm in mobile entertainment with a Vista-based tablet, to creating a new experience of 'walk-up' family computing and entertainment with the TouchSmart PC, to bringing rich media content back into the living room with the MediaSmart TV." CES award 2007 - HP TouchSmart PC Yahoo! Tech named the HP TouchSmart PC its “Last Gadget Standing" online winner. The HP TouchSmart PC is the industry's first all-in-one PC based on Microsoft Windows Vista with one-touch wireless access to information, communication and entertainment through a customizable desktop screen.
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