Showing posts with label blu-ray. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blu-ray. Show all posts

4/6/09

Sharp Aquos Special Edition

Sharp Aquos Special Edition SE94U Series

Sharp AQUOS launched its SE series recently where SE stands for Special Editions. These special LCD models are all set with new technological developments in the market.

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The key features of Sharp LC-46SE94U 46" LCD Display are:

Ethernet Facilities: The all new Ethernet is available in the AQUOS SE model which personalized Internet comfort and lives supporting programmers. It is shown ink a side bar, half and full screen.

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High Resolution: Full HD resolution of 1080p is available for the sharpest image quality.
Contrast Ratio: The high 27,000:1 contrast ratio, a 4ms response time and 10-Bit ASV LCD Panel has been produced for a better quality work.

The wide color spectrum: The high backlight system of five wave length has been introduced which enhance the e quality of green and dark red color display.

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Brightness: High brightness range of 450 cd/m2 allows the LCDs to be placed anywhere near the window, door or any other sources of light.

Inputs: 5 highly compatible 1080p inputs including 3 HDMI have been introduced.

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Remote accessibility: The LINK function lets us access to the disc players like Blu-ray.

Built in Facilities: ATSC/QAM/NTSC Tuners are facilitated as built in the LCDs and provide the reach to the DTVs and other analogue channels.

10/14/08

SONY BRAVIA KDL-46V300 Lcd

A Review of the 46” Sony Bravia KDL-46V300 LCD HDTV

This article is a review of the KDL-46V3000 version of the Sony Bravia LCD High-definition television. The review of one of the latest version of HD LCD TVs that were manufactured by Sony and will include information such as its features, pros and cons and other important detail.


The HDTV is 46 inches, has a color resolution of 1080p, and the exterior is made of in a style of a piano’s frame with a rich, black finish encasing it. The TV, also, includes a anti-glare screen that allows the viewer to watch the TV without having to deal with the sunlight’s glare blocking a clear view of the screen.


Overall, this version of the Sony Bravia LCD TV looks good, with having the anti-glare screen and the black finish. In addition to these features, the HD LCD TV offers its viewers an ultimate viewing experience with the screen having a refreshing rate of 60 Hz per second – giving you the viewing experience that you would expect out of a HDTV.


Furthermore, even at that speed, the screen can be blurry at times, but still provides you with a great viewing experience. Moving along to the other features of this hi-def LCD TV, the colors of the screen are of high quality with different options of adjusting the color, including the normal and vivid screen modes.


Now, if you want to play a PS3 or an XBOX 360 console, this TV is the right one for you with an XMB menu system that allows you to play those games in h0gh-definition. In addition, if you want to watch a DVD on this TV, it is best to get a Blu-Ray DVD player, or a PS3 if do not have one.


The reason being is Blu-Ray DVDs will show up better than HD-DVDs – giving you a better viewing experience of ultra-realistic television viewing. While all these features are good to have for a TV of this kind, there are drawbacks of having them.

One, this brand of HD LCD TV does not have the PIP screen option, but, rather, a picture in picture screen option. Another drawback to a this TV is, while, you can hook up a video game console and a DVD, VHS, or a music device to the TV; they cannot be


In short, this HD LCD TV is a great one to have in your home or wherever, you should not invest too much money into it, since it lacks the surround system components that are available in the other Sony models of these types of TVs. The TV should be bought for its picture and exterior features and not for sound quality.