Samsung has released its all new Plasma TV collection named as Series 5 550. These Plasma HDTVs incorporate Full HD 1080p technology to take home entertainment to the next level. Integrating state of the art technologies with chic look Series 5 550 HDTVs employ Samsung’s proprietary DNIe+ (Digital Natural Imaging engine).According to Steve Panosian director of Visual Display Marketing at Samsung Electronics America, “The Series 5 550 Plasma represents Samsung’s desire to provide a powerful plasma display for consumers that offers top picture quality, higher-end features and a modern-looking design without going above and beyond their home theater budget.”

The latest line up by Samsung is compatible with contemporary movies and video games. Series 5 550 features Natural True Color 18-bit processing, dynamic contrast ratio of up to 1,000,000:1 and Samsung’s FilterBright anti-glare technology to deliver images that appear like reality.

The Series 5 550 Plasma is shipping in two size options: 50-inch (PN50A550 priced $2,299) and 58-inch (PN58A550 priced $3,599).

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Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America unveiled its treasure of latest multi-dimensional HDTVs for the year 2008. Taking TV viewing to heights the new models offer high performance. These LCD HDTVs bear a thin bezel design. The company has launched the industry’s largest DLP HDTV available at 73″. Besides this there are 60″ and 65″ sizes models in the new Series. The Series feature 6-Color Processor(TM), 3D-ready capability, increased brightness and thinner frames.

Mitsubishi’s Diamond DLP HDTV line features Smooth120Hz(TM) and Dark Detailer with a high gloss design and Blue Light Accent. You can get the new DLP models in early April at following prices:

• WD-60735 - $1,799
• WD-65736 - $2,499
• Diamond WD-73835 - $4,699
• WD-65735 - $2,199
• WD-73736 - $3,599
• WD-73735 - $3,199
• Diamond WD-65835 - $3,399

Mitsubishi’s LCD HDTV models will ship early May 2008 at these prices:

• LT-40148 - $2,499
• LT-52148 - $3,599
• Diamond LT-52246 - $4,499
• LT-46148 - $2,999
• LT-52149 - $4,099
• LT-46149 - $3,499
• Diamond LT-46246 - $3,799

“Mitsubishi has created a new category in television with laser technology and now we are creating an exciting new brand, LaserVue, which we believe consumers will come to equate with the industry’s best performing televisions,” continued DeMartin.

Mitsubishi’s LaserVue televisions delivering true 3D viewing experience will be available via authorized retailers in third quarter 2008.

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Samsung has recently unveiled its new widescreen 50” DLP HDTV HL-T5055W, with more screen space and less frame. Designed in sensual piano black, 0.9″-thin bezel, the HDTV very well complements the interior décor of your room. The smart looking energy-efficient 50″ DLP® HDTV gives out an astonishing high-definition experience to its viewers, as it produces pictures in dramatic color and clarity. The HDTV employs SAMSUNG’s 720p light engine. The HL-T5055W boasts a contrast ratio 2,500:1 and Aspect Ratio 16:9. The HDTV measures 45.4″ x 32.3″ x 15.1″ (inch) and weighs 62.8 Lbs. Samsung has not yet revealed the pricing and date of availability of the product till now.

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Syntax-Brillian is proud to announce that its 47-inch 1080p Olevia 747i LCD HDTV has been selected the Best TV in the 38- to 49-inch category in Winter 2008 Wired’s Test Issue. It is noteworthy that Brillian’s Olevia baby 747i received Wired’s “Best of Test” distinction over other renowned brands including Samsung, Sony, Panasonic, Toshiba, Philips, Polaroid, Westinghouse and Vizio.

According to the reviewer, “It’s smarter, with a killer video-processing chip that helped it ace all our tests, syncing up and smoothing out the noisiest screwball video we threw its way.” Receiving the highest rating of nine out of ten, the Olevia 747i also received high marks from Wired for its upscale aesthetics, high-quality removable speakers, its myriad of picture, audio and set-up controls, and programmable remote.

“This recognition by Wired further demonstrates the Olevia brand’s excellence in technology innovation, superior quality and performance, and Syntax-Brillian’s commitment to offer global consumers tier-one HDTVs at competitive prices and full service warranty support,” said James Li, President and Chief Executive Officer, Syntax-Brillian.

“We designed the Olevia 747i with professional grade video processing plus leading-edge feature enhancements to create an HDTV with stunning picture quality, powerful performance, and elegant design for the ultimate home theater experience,” said Sam Miller, Chief Products Officer, Syntax-Brillian.

The Olevia 747i bears an aesthetic design and features 1920 x 1080 Resolution, 16:9 Aspect Ratio, 1600:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio, Super-Fast 8ms Response Time and 178-degree Ultra-Wide Viewing Angle. The HDTV equips industry-leading Silicon Optix Realta® Hollywood Quality Video (HQV™) video processor to deliver detail sharpness, unparalleled image clarity, and the truest color reproduction (6500K calibrated).

For connectivity the Syntax-Brillian Olevia 747i integrates a full range of inputs (2 HDMI, 2 S-Video, 3 component, 2 composite and 1 VGA), Clear QAM for displaying Full HD unencrypted digital cable from standard cable service, firmware upgradeable via USB, dual ATSC/NTSC tuners, and RS232 control for connecting to a home entertainment system. The Olevia 747i is available at a price of $2,499.

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NEC PX-50XR6A is a 50″ HD Residential Plasma Display priced MSRP $3,499. The LCD Display features 1365 x 768 resolution, 2 HDMI, 2 component inputs, reduced ambient light reflection, Quiet 22dB operation, High contrast and dynamic gamma correction for noteworthy sharpness and texture. The PX-50XR6A HDTV delivers playback of satellite and cable TV along with DVDs, computers and video games.

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Hitachi is well known for unveiling breathtaking consumer electronic products. Keeping with the latest trend that has captured the minds of people i.e. Ultra Slim TVs, Hitachi rolled out its latest line up of 1.5-inch (35mm) Ultra Thin HDTV’s. The company expects that it is the first to launch Ultra Thin series. The latest line-up is scheduled to hit stores in Japan market in December 2007.

These displays are available in three sizes (32”, 37” and 42”). The Ultra Thin HDTVs are designed keeping discreet, modern, flexible consumers in mind. The 32” panel features a resolution of 1366×768 and will be available in Q1 2008, 37” sports 1920×1080 resolution and is expected to reach the markets in Q2 2008 whereas the largest 42” offers amazing image reproduction at 1920×1080 and will be available in Q2 2008.

The displays feature an external electrode fluorescent lamp (EEFL) for enhanced power efficiency, more accuracy and longer life. A wide viewing angle 178 degrees ensures ideal viewing. The glossy panel is a great piece of art and will adore the décor of your room.

For cinema like quality of images, Ultra Thin HDTV’s feature Hitachi’s Proprietary “Anti-Judder” Technology and “3:2 pull-down correction”. The Picture Master Full HD processes images at a high speed. The audio quality is also outstanding.

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In between the X and the V series, comes the Sony W Series / Sony Bravia W5000 which are available in 40, 46 and 52-inch sizes. With a release date of November 10th 2007, the W Series Bravia’s offer a full HD 1080p resolution 10bit LCD panel, with 500cd/m2 brightness, 2,200:1 contrast ratio for the 40 and 46 inch, while the 52inch has a 2,000:1 ratio.

Vivid colors are produced through the use of a wide color gamut backlight, and combining x.v.Color with sony’s live color creation. 24p is supported for direct viewing of 24fps frame rates for the original film frames per second for no jagging. 120Hz high frame rates (MotionFlow) are supported for reducing jagging and motion blur on high motion scenes.

Digital and analog tuners are included, with three HDMI 1.3 inputs which support 1080p, 24p and HDMI CEC (Bravia Link) for controlling other home theater equipment via the W series set. Network playback via the Ethernet port is also supported.Inputs include: HDMI input ×3, D5 input ×2, component ×1 , S image input ×2, composite input ×3, PC input (D-Sub 15 pin) ×1, analog audio ×1, digital audio ×1, and USB terminal ×1 for PC, Ethernet×1, and AV mouse ×1.

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OLEVIA has recently announcedits all new striking black metallic 265TFHD HDTV with high-quality LCD panel to the world. Each of its features is updated to industrial designs. OLEVIA 265TFHD HDTV which will be sold worldwide through Costco and Olevia is also selected as the “PRODUCT OF THE YEAR” for 2007. The new OLEVIA 265TFHD HDTV which is already quite popular in Asia will be available via Olevia retailers throughout China, Hongkong & Taiwan.

The smart new OLEVIA 265TFHD HDTV comes with:

• Silicon optix HQV video processor for image clarity, sharpness & true color
• Attractive black aluminium thin bezel design with removable ultra thin speakers enabling the TV to adapt to a variety of applications & viewing environments.
• Firmware upgradeable via USB and Clear QAM which enables TV to display full HD unencrypted digital cable from standard cable service.
• Full complement of inputs like 2 HDMI, 2 Component, 2 S-Vedio, 2 Composite and 1 VGA input and 1920*1080 computer monitor.
• Olevia Big picture Technology to eliminate overscan, picture-in-picture and split screen functions with a wide viewing angle.
• RS232 control for use in networked applications or home automation installations
• MSRP $6,999.

The Electronic House magazine awarded ‘The new Olivia 265TFHD 65″ LCD HDTV’ as the “The Product of the year”. The Brillian Corporation, the manufacturer and marketer of LCD and LCoS™ HDTV and digital entertainment products, declared that the product will be sold through out the nation by new retail partners that will include Costco and the pre Olivia retailers.

The Silicon Optix Realta Hollywood Quantity Video processor provides with extraordinary image simplicity aspect sharpness and the best color that a person always look for. The award winner has features of black aluminum striking thin bezel design along with detachable ultra-thin speakers that facilitates the TV to adapt to a variety of applications and viewing environments. The TV provides with the facility of Big Picture Facility so that an enlarged picture can be eliminated over scan.

The fixed market price of this product is $1,999.

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LN-T5265F, the 52 inch LCD HDTV by Samsung provides the clearest and the brightest picture in the market as it has a resolution of 1,920 x 1,080. With dynamic contrast ratio of 15000:1 and aspect ratio of 16:9 and a resolution of 1080p great video quality is assured. A smooth lifelike motion is the result of 8ms response time. 2.2 channel side hidden dome speakers in it enhance the SRS TruSurround XT sound. The 3 HDMI ports on LN-T5265F enable it to connect to all the digital devices. Using the HMDI-CEC feature, LN-T5265F controls all the CEC enabled peripherals with one remote.

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