Studio FRST's 16943 HDTV Boasts Dual Aspect Ratio, DVD Player - The Design blog

Studio FRST's 16943 HDTV Boasts Dual Aspect Ratio, DVD Player - The Design blog: "Modern home gadgets haven’t just remained the square entertainment systems, but with contemporary designing and technology now they have turned into a work of art, enhancing the decor of your home. And Studio FRST’s new TV concept, called ‘16943,’ is the latest addition to the list of technological sculptures. Apart from its unique design, the HDTV also boasts dual aspect ratio, 4:3 and 16:9, so you may enjoy full screen as well as widescreen footage on a single monitor, and that too without annoying black bars and chopped picture. Moreover, the concept TV comes with a DVD player where you may enjoy your favorite video tracks and movies, devoid of any additional gadget and extension. The ‘16943’ with its glossy looks and functionality seems to be an ideal home entertainment system for modern apartments."

Philips Delivers A Real 21:9 Ratio 56-inch HDTV - Gizmo Watch

Philips Delivers A Real 21:9 Ratio 56-inch HDTV - Gizmo Watch: "You’ve had the best in LCDs and plasmas gracing the empty space of the walls back home. Yet, you would think twice before trading any of those high-prized possessions for this super widescreen TV from Philips. A sneak peek into its design reveals the Philips Cinema HDTV boasting a 56-inch LCD panel with an amazing 21:9 ratio sans black bars. No real specs are available, but we read that it has 5 HDMI ports, Ethernet and Wi-Fi, along with Ambilight on three sides and 1080p compatibility. Hang around for a perfect release date, more on features and the price tag, until then just check out the video showing the 56-inch HDTV on a roll after the jump."

Sony Bravia EX1

Sony Bravia EX1: "Vamos a jugar un poco. Adivina en la imagen de arriba dónde está el televisor Sony Bravia EX1. ¿Ya? No, eso es un cuadro, justo al lado, más en el centro.
La serie de televisores Sony Bravia EX1 destaca por algo más supérfluo y por otro aspecto muy interesante. El primero lo acabas de comprobar en la caza del televisor en la imagen de arriba. La televisores Bravia EX1 se enmarcan (nunca mejor dicho) dentro de una nueva serie de televisores de Sony que pretenden no destacar en el salón o lugar donde lo tengamos colocado más que cuando está encendido. Si no lo tenemos en uso, puede pasar perfectamente como un cuadro más gracias al modo de marco de fotos en el que podemos dejarlo estar, con un consumo reducido."

VMJ Develops World’s Largest 3D LCD Display - Gizmo Watch

VMJ Develops World’s Largest 3D LCD Display - Gizmo Watch: "image above is of the world’s largest 3D LCD display. Its measure is 65 inch. Thus, it is an ideal product for displaying timetables at airports, railway stations or product advertisement at retail outlets or other public places. VMJ has designed this stylish display in collaboration with Sharp."

Samsung’s New 240Hz Blue Phase LCD To Double Image Quality - Gizmo Watch

Samsung’s New 240Hz Blue Phase LCD To Double Image Quality - Gizmo Watch: "In case you spent a truckload of cash on getting a new widescreen plasma TV, you might not want to read on. Word is that electronics giants Samsung have developed a new LCD technology that can literally double existing image driving speeds. Called Blue Phase, the technology looks beyond conventional liquid crystal modes taking image quality to 240Hz driving speed, which is very, very close to a real moving image. What is even better is that going Blue wont burn a green hole in your pockets either. Since the technology doesn’t require crystal alignment layers like other LCDs, the design should turn out to be quite affordable. The good news is that we will be offered first glimpses of the impressive-sounding Blue Phase tech-goodness at LA’s SID 2008 International later this month. The bad news is that the company isn’t planning on taking the technology into mass production until 2011 which means you still have time to extract the cost out of the badass unit you just paid through your nose for.
Slippery Brick :Source: Electronic House"

Shinoda Plasma To Unveil 125-inch Millimeter Thick Plasma Display! - Gizmo Watch

Shinoda Plasma To Unveil 125-inch Millimeter Thick Plasma Display! - Gizmo Watch: "‘Millimeter’ plasma screens are inarguably the future of display technology. In another giant leap into this fascinating future, Shinoda Plasma has developed a 125-inch film-type prototype display that measures around 1 millimeter and is as flexible as a kimono. The comparison is apt since the curved screen can be wrapped-around and transported with ease. Featuring a 3 x 1 meter plasma tube array (PTA) display that is made up of three 1 x 1 meter square sub-modules seamlessly blended into one another, the plasma screen weighs just 3.6kgs. The display resolution wouldnt let you down either, with 960×360 dots per inch offering you the ultimate viewing experience. The product will be formally unveiled by the company at the InfoComm 2008 Conference in Las Vegas. As a sugar-coating, Shinoda plans to develop a 150inch version as well. If you are heading towards Vegas for a fun-filled summer, do drop in at the InfoComm 2008 for a visual treat.
Via:Pinktentacle"

SID '08 Witnesses Amazing Displays By Samsung, Includes 82-inch With 120Hz - Gizmo Watch

SID '08 Witnesses Amazing Displays By Samsung, Includes 82-inch With 120Hz - Gizmo Watch: "If you think owning a home theater or a PC with a giant LCD provides you something to boast off, I’m afraid, coz I’m forced to differ to the conceit. Thanks to Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. for standing in my half - Samsung has released new LCD Displays at Society for Information Display (SID) International Symposium, Seminar, and Exhibition. The really enormous 82-inch LCD has ultra-definition resolution i.e. 3,840 x 2,160 pixels, and a 120Hz refresh rate. Don’t you worry about blurring images coz you get 120 frames per second at 60Hz. I can bet over anything, for you wouldn’t have heard of an “e-board” having a 60Hz UD LCD panel with in built UD resolution? Even more exciting is a multi-view digital information display (DID) that sends 3D images with no need of special glasses. And that isn’t it; Samsung also made public a 40-inch full-HD LCD TV panel, and a 15-inch LCD with “blue phase mode”. I apologize for I couldn’t read the price tags. Anyways, the features would certainly support the cost incurred by the manufacturer, and at the same time, wouldn’t burden your pocket that much, in all hopes. :-)"

Digital Drops: Novas HDTVs 1080p da Griffe Samsung e Armani

Digital Drops: Novas HDTVs 1080p da Griffe Samsung e Armani: "A Samsung e a Armani apresentam o segundo produto da sua parceria, uma HDTV de alta definição Full HD 1080p que une o design clássico de Giorgio Armani e a tecnologia da Samsung.
A TV Samsung Armani vai ser lançada em dois modelos, com 46 e 52 polegadas. Vale a pena destacar a moldura de madeira feita a mão que adorna a frente da TV, com direito as marcas das empresas com uma iluminação discreta. O controle remoto também tem iluminação traseira, e a TV tem várias entradas HDMI."

Sony e a TV de 0,3 milímetros « Observatório Digital

Sony e a TV de 0,3 milímetros « Observatório Digital: "Ano passado a Sony impressionou a todos com a Sony XEL-1, uma televisão com apenas 3 milímetros de espessura. Ficou boquiaberto? Agora imagine só: a Sony bateu o próprio recorde e criou uma televisão com 0,3 milímetros! A nova TV (ainda sem nome) é 10 vezes mais fina que a Xel-1! Pois é. Veja as imagens e tire suas próprias conclusões:Ano passado a Sony impressionou a todos com a Sony XEL-1, uma televisão com apenas 3 milímetros de espessura. Ficou boquiaberto? Agora imagine só: a Sony bateu o próprio recorde e criou uma televisão com 0,3 milímetros! A nova TV (ainda sem nome) é 10 vezes mais fina que a Xel-1! Pois é. Veja as imagens e tire suas próprias conclusões:"

Obvious: As novas salas de tv ( Design Mobiliario Movel Tv Hi-Fi Tecnologia Pacini Cappelini Televisao )

Obvious: As novas salas de tv ( Design Mobiliario Movel Tv Hi-Fi Tecnologia Pacini Cappelini Televisao ): "Com a evolução interminável dos equipamentos eletrônicos, como aparelhos de televisão, de som, o eleito blue-ray, entre tantas outras novidades tecnológicas, o design de móveis precisava acompanhar tamanha mudança. Exemplo de que existem empresas pensando seriamente nisso, são os incríveis racks e estantes da marca italiana Pacini & Cappelini que incorporam toda esta multifuncionalidade, criando móveis futuristas e extremamente compactos. Com bases giratórias, fundos falsos com prateleiras e inúmeros detalhes, eles são perfeitos para as HDTV's, finas e de imagens espetaculares. Design e tecnologia unidos em prol do entretenimento."

Laser TV: The Hottest Contender At CES 2008! - Gizmo Watch

Laser TV: The Hottest Contender At CES 2008! - Gizmo Watch