The Vizio TruLED HDTV features a unique LED system of 960 individual LEDs divided into 80 control groups, the set is able to achieve a 2,000,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio, with darker blacks and brighter whites then standard backlighting solutions. The best part is that it is still cheaper than most TV’s like it. $2,200.
This new Portable HDTV and DVD Player is about the size of a small netbook and it can play back High Definition video up to 720p resolution on it’s 7 inch TFT screen. It also has a built in DVD player, so if you aren’t currently near an HDTV source, you can still watch your favorite movies. $300.
TV Armor is a top-rate protector for your TV screen. It’s a simple concept but it could save you thousands of dollars. The 1/4-inch acrylic screen is held on by Velcro straps and the acrylic is optical-grade so you still get good quality images. The TV Armor works with plasma and LCD TVs. $69-$289.
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Vizio has been around for a few years, and they have grabbed a little bit of attention in that time for their quality TV’s at a low price, but we think that with the release of the Vizio 47” LCD SV471XVT, they are really going to take over. It features 240Hz SPS processing, SRS TruVolume, 50,000:1 Contrast Ratio, Full 1080p resolution, and four HDMI ports, all for a price that is gonna make you look twice. $1,199.
How about being able to bring your HDTV with you wherever you go? This little telly actually receives an HD signal and has an aspect ratio of 16:9. But, can you really tell with a small 4.25 inch screen? Probably not because you can barely tell the difference between 1080p and 720p on a 37 inch screen. But whatever, since TV signals are going digital, your portables might as well too. $200.
If you’ve got a boatload of HD video files taking up space on your hard drive, and just don’t know the bes way to view them in all of their glory on your HDTV, then the HD Media Player Docking Station is perfect for you. Just plug your hard drive, USB drive or any other portable storage drive into it, and plug the other end into your TV and enjoy all of your videos in quality up to 1080p. This is groundbreaking. $199.
Less than two inches thick with an integrated “seamless” design, the LG SL80 is the perfect TV for your upscale abode. The first thing you’ll notice is the absence of any sort of border on this TV. From the LCD screen to the bezel and even the speakers – everything is designed to look like one, clean piece. A TrueMotion 240Hz technology lets you view action movies or sports program blur-free, while the intelligent sensor adjusts the picture settings to match the ambient lighting. You’ll get full HD 1080p resolution and 150,000:1 contrast ratio, courtesy of the standard fluorescent backlight, which also keeps the cost down. An invisible speaker system gives a wide sound field while the automatic voice enhancer lets you hear the dialogue clearly against background noise. $1,600+.
