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oled vs 3d tv war??????????????????????????????
January 31st, 2010 | 
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old vs 3d tv war?
Well, there are a few problems with the new 3d TVs like the lack of channels and the silly glasses you have to wear, but besides that I think they are pretty cool! I thought 3dtvinformation.com had some cool stuff on it, like the new channels that people were thinking about coming out with etc.
I HAVE A SONY VAIO AND LED TV BUT HOW TO CONNECT BOTH ??
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purchase tv tuner card… read instrn booklet…
What is the difference betwee an LCD and LED TV?
I wear hearing aids because I have a hearing disability, I don’t know if one of them affects the ability to slow down closed captioning, but non-delayed closed captioning is very important to me as well as the quality of the TV itself, so basically I have a few questions; what the difference between them is, What brand of TV is recommended? and Should I get a surround system with it? If so, what do you suggest? Thanks in advance!
I mean between, sorry for the misspelling guys
I too have a hearing loss and enjoy my surround sound when the guy that lives downstairs isn’t home. He bitches when the TV is lower in volume than the heating system.
LED TV’s ARE LCD TV’s. The difference is that LCD TV’s are back lit by what amounts to florescent bulbs. LED TV’s have an array of usually hundreds of LED’s lighting the screen. Some are Dynamic LED TV’s meaning that they change the brightness of the various LED’s behind the screen depending on the picture. This increases the contrast ratio (the difference between black and white) but this can come at a cost. An example is the movie, Stargate Continuum. It opens with a big space scene so the LED’s turn off with the result being that you can’t see most of the stars. They are, however brighter than LCD’s and usually more expensive. There are LED TV’s that are not Dynamic. That is, they just turn on and show that space scene just fine but with less deep blacks. LCD TV’s show the stars, also with less deep blacks. Plasma has no problem with that scene but if it is in a room with lots of light or windows, you see the reflections really well on the screen.
As for close captioning, before buying, ask to see it. I would check to see if the text is crisp and if it turns on and off fast. The scrolling ticker of a sports news channel is good for checking the response time of the LCD pixels. Some look blurry to me.
CES2010: HDTV-A-Palooza – 3D TV, Yellow Pixels, 240HZ and more!
http://revision3.com/tekzilla/
Everyone Anncouned 3D HDTVs, including Panasonic and Toshiba, but theres a lot more. See Sharps new quad-color LCD adding a yellow pixel to blue, green and red. Toshiba is using their new Cell processor to enhance 3D too. Also Panasonic is launching a consumer 3D HD video camera, so you can pretend you too are James Cameron.
But wait theres more! A .3 thin television from Samsung that basically disappears when you turn it on edge. Plus Blu-Ray 3D for HDTV yes its Monsters vs. Aliens.. And DirecTV gets 3D HDTV too!
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See all the videos on the Tekzilla CES 2010 playlist.
http://youtube.com/view_play_list?p=BFFF37ADDA0ED690
Tekzilla on Twitter
http://twitter.com/Tekzilla
Patrick Norton on Twitter
http://twitter.com/PatrickNorton
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Posted in LED DLP TV | 
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Samsung LED tv 55 inch 240 hz 8000 series
This is a better video of the tv i think. This is my Samsung 55 inch LED tv. Great tv 8000 series!!!
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LH90…LG’s full backlit LCD LED…Panasonic Ultra HD 152″ Plasma HDTV, D Series LED LCD, Vier
Link: http://www.buy.com/buytv/channel.asp?show=ces2010 Panasonic Develops World’s Largest 152-Inch Full HD 3D Plasma Display. The ultra-large, 4K x 2K quadruple full HD plasma panel creates a true full HD 3D world, delivering an overwhelming immersive experience. Enjoy Great Web Entertainment on a Viera HDTV. Panasonic D Series LED LCD TV is stylish and slim bodied equipped with advanced technology. The future is here! The revolutionary new Viera Cast technology from Panasonic now lets you enjoy amazing web entertainment on a large screen Viera HDTV and in the comfort of your living room. Viera Cast is a feature found on all of the Panasonic Viera HDTV Series of HDTVs. Get full access to YouTube videos, and the ability to view your online digital photo albums with Picasa Web Albums. You can even view your friends’ albums.
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Posted in LED LCD TV |
Tags: 152, BuyTV, Cast, ces, electronics, HD, HDTV, Panasonic, technology, Viera |
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RVR future at crossroads
http://www.ntv.co.ke/News Senior government officials from Kenya and Uganda are on the verge of making a decision that could result in the revocation of a deal that allowed the entry of the private investors into the management of the railway. NTVs Kaara Wainaina recounts the controversies and boardroom intrigues that have led to the convening of that crucial make-or-break meeting in Kampala, Uganda.
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Del Mar 60″” TV Stand w/ Audio Tower
Del Mar 60″” TV Stand The Del Mar 60″” TV Stand is designed to keep pace with new developments in home entertainment technology. This amazing TV stand can accommodate Plasma, DLP and traditional sets, and it comes complete with a comprehensive list of component and storage management choices. Featuring open center channel storage, as well as enclosed media storage with protective glass doors, the Del Mar model has adjustable shelves throughout. The metal hardware with brushed aluminum finish and cable management access provide both style and function for the owner. Solid hardwood construction – available in six finishes. Features: -Top quality hardwood construction -Available in six finishes -Open center channel compartment -Media storage with protective glass doors -Adjustable shelves throughout -Metal hardware with brushed aluminum finish -Cable management -Some assembly required Del Mar 66″” Audio Tower The Del Mar 66″” Audio Tower is designed to keep pace with new developments in home entertainment technology. This amazing audio/video tower features solid hardwood construction and comes in a choice of six finishes. With five storage shelves you are sure to have plenty of room to display your CDs, DVDs, VHS tapes, or books in any manner you desire. This beautifully crafted piece will surely enhance any home theater system! Features: -Top quality hardwood construction -Available in six finishes -Five media storage shelves -Some assembly required