With LCD Tv’s taking the world by storm in the past few years, it only makes sense that someone would come along and produce one that can be used outside, without fear of it getting damaged by the elements. This is a 32 inch, 1080i ready tv, and it features special connections to keep the cables of anything that you want to attach to it dry. $2,300.
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Mitsubishi Digital has announced a new line of ultra-big, 3D-ready TVs. Their new 737 and 837 line of DLPs offer larger than life view. The largest, an 82″ behemoth, is as wide as Kevin Garnett is tall. Or in everyday items, is roughly five times the size of the 17″ monitor you’re probably staring at right now. The new TVs operate at 120 Hz with Advanced Video Calibration Mode, improved DeepField Imager, video noise reduction, among other features, all encased in an UltraThin Frame. To view in 3D however, you’ll need a 3D video source and polarizing glasses. Buyers will be happy to note that all the new TVs are EnergyStar compliant and they operate with half the power required for these type of displays. $1,500+.
Samsung has just introduced its new Blu-Ray Player called BD-P4600 Touch of Color Blu-Ray Player. Just the appearance of this player makes you wanna buy one for yourself! This is very thin and light, but with more functions that a user can use. This is just 1.5 inch in size and can access wireless connection to audio and music online services.
This would be a great buy for all ye mates! Especially this season this is money well spent! It’s specs: the first 28-inch “1080p” HDTV, with a native 1,920 x 1,200 resolution, two HDMI ports, a VGA socket, integrated ATSC / NTSC / Clear QAM tuner, 3-millisecond response time, 3,000:1 contrast ratio, stereo speakers (5-watts x 2), audio in / out ports and an Energy Star 3.0 sticker. Thanks to GearCrave for this story. $500.
Impressive could be the most appropriate term to describe this new high definition television display launched recently by Mitsubishi. Dubbed as Mitsubishi Laservue, it offers more clear images to make you enjoy watching even more. And, could it be more impressive than its feature of full 1080p resolution at a 160 degree viewing angle? $7,000.
