Amazon is selling the Toshiba 46WX800U 46in 3D LED TV for just $899.98, originally priced at $2599.99. You get "full 1080p high-definition video, built-in wi-fi and networking abilities, wide media support, and plenty more with this 46-inch 3DTV from Toshiba." Product page. Continue reading to watch Attack of the Show's review of this television set.
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Amazon has the Panasonic VIERA TC-L42E30 42in LED HDTV for only $549.99 shipped, originally priced at $1099.95. This set offers "an IPS Alpha LED LCD panel, which include new technology that offers amazingly high levels of brightness and energy saving efficiency in a VIERA LCD HDTV." Product page.
Even fast-moving scenes are displayed sharply and clearly. With a 60Hz video signal input, 120Hz Motion Picture Pro 4 makes 120 frames/second from 60 frames/second. This increases the frame count to allow natural frame-to-frame transitions, for smooth motion images with high resolution. Motion Focus Technology also reduces flicker and effectively suppresses blurring and afterimages.[via Amazon]
Global wave has developed a special film, called Pic3D, that can transform any ordinary LCD / LED screen into a glasses-free, stereoscopic 3D display -- think Nintendo 3DS. Continue reading for the news report.
We have seen the future of 360-degree viewable holograph plates, and they're made by Zebra Imaging. Available in a variety of sizes, all these thin sheets need are a single light source, preferably halogen. Continue reading to see it in-action.
Pioneer has unveiled an innovative 3D display that makes object appear as if they are floating in space. Called "3D Floating Vision", this technology is best suited for car navigation and customer service systems. Video after the break.
Osaka University researchers have developed a touchscreen interface with "Flex" technology. In a nutshell, this means that users will be able to use touchscreens as if they were an "elastic, flexible material [that] squishes the content as it gets closer to the edge of the screen." Video after the break.
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Sharp has unveiled the world's first 8K ultra high definition display, and it's an 85-inch LCD compatible with Super Hi-Vision, a next-generation television broadcast format. Boasting "approximately 33 megapixels (7,680 x 4,320 pixels), or 16 times the resolution of HDTV, Super Hi-Vision will offer powerful, life-like image reproduction." Video after the break.
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Ever wonder how an LCD display works, and/or the components that make up each one? Well, look no further than this video. Engineer Bill "takes apart an LCD monitor and shows how it works; he explains how it uses liquid crystals, thin film transistors and polarizers to display information." Continue reading to watch.
Amazon has the ViewSonic VP2365WB 23-inch IPS LCD Monitor for only $289.99 shipped, originally priced at $572.61. This monitor "also features a "green" eco mode for up to 40% energy saving and pivot, height adjust, swivel and tilt functions for comfort and efficiency." Product page. Continue reading for an unboxing video.
The 23" Full HD 1080p display has a resolution of 1920x1080 and is big enough to fit two legal documents side by side while 16:9 aspect ratio offers a distortion free HD movie experience, perfect for movie production or entertainment. You can connect a DVI and a VGA video source at the same time and toggle between them.[via Amazon]
At 33-feet wide, this giant multi-touch screen created by researchers at the University of Groningen now takes the title of world's largest. Using 6 cameras and 16 IR emitters, it can handle 100 simultaneous touch points. Video after the break.
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