Toshiba Cell HDTV at CES 2010

Toshiba unveiled its own offering over at the CES 2010 in Las Vegas with the Toshiba Cell TV HDTV. It boasts of a processing power that is ten times powerful than a PC and 143 times faster than LCD TVs. Thanks to its processing power, this Cell HDTV can convert normal 2D pictures into virtual 3D displays.

Toshiba will unveil Cell HDTVs in 46”, 55” and 65” models. No word on pricing for now but they may be out by the third quarter of this year.

LG 32LG40 LCD HDTV with Built-in DVD and Invisible Speakers

Here is LG’s ticket to the growing number of multi-functional LCDs with built-in DVDs. The LG 32LG40 LCD HDTV boasts of a 720p HD resolution along with a built-in progressive scan DVD player. It is highlighted by clear voice technology, LG SimpLink Connectivity, AV mode, Expert mode and a Swivel stand.

Price: $849.95

LG 47SL80 Full HD 1080p LCD TV

The LG 47SL80 is a 47” full HD 1080p 240 Hz LCD TV which features a familiar seamless and edge to edge panel via an elegant design. It is highlighted by a single layer design, TruMotion 240 Hz, a 150,000:1 contrast ratio and a 1920×1080 native resolution.

It also comes with an invisible speaker system, intelligent sensor, picture wizard and a Smart Energy Savings.

Price: $1,999.95

LG 47SL90 LED LCD TV

LG unveils the LG 47SL90 LED LCD TV that features a seamless and edge to edge panel encased in an ultra-slim cabinet. It features a single layer design, a LED mega contrast of 3,000,000:1, full HD 1920×1080 native resolution, and Trumotion 120 Hz.

Added features include an intelligent sensor, picture wizard and an invisible speaker system. The LG 47SL90 will be available by November

Price: $2,399.95

Casio XJ-A Series Projectors Released

Casio unveils the XJ-A Series projectors, eco-friendly projectors which will make use of laser LED hybrids rather than the traditional mercury-based lamps. It boasts of 3,000 lumens brightness and sports a slim 43mm frame and weighs just 2.3 kg.

It is capable of displaying images via 1,280×800 resolution with a 16:10 aspect ratio. Casio will be unveiling seven models and each will come with the usual USB and WiFi connectivities.

Sony KDL 55v5100 Television Review–Mostly Good

Sony has given me a lot of interesting topic over the months-I've seen great pieces and not so great pieces,pieces hat make me ashamed to be a writer and pieces that make me glad to be alive.And today I'll be talking about the Sony KDL55V510,one of those pieces that falls mostly in between,but weighted to the good side.



The Sony KDL55V5100 is a fifty five inch 1080p LCD television with two built in speakers, game mode, TruSurround capability, four standard sound modes, Bravia Sync, two component inputs, two composite inputs, four HDMI inputs, one optical digital audio output, one PC input, one S-video input and two USB inputs.

The good part about this television is that the controls are great and the sound quality is just as solid.  But there’s a down side here–a very small one, but one nonetheless–there are artifacts at very close range, but that’s almost to be expected.  And you can get this mostly high caliber piece for just under seventeen hundred bucks on Amazon.

It’s mostly good, so if you’re in the market, the Sony KDL55V5100 is definitely one to add to the list.

LG Shine II GD710

The new LG Shine II GD710 boasts of a sleek stainless steel body paired with a large 2.2” wide mirror LCD. Offered by AT&T, put the large LCD screen to full use with the AT&T navigator or watch your favorite TV shows and videos over the 3G network with it.

Features of the LG Shine II GD710 include a 2.0 megapixel camera, instant messaging, music player and GPS. It comes with a 900 mAh battery which is good up to 3.2 hours of talk time and up to 12 days & 12 hours of standby time.