SlashGear JapanToshiba announced a brand new LCD HDTV today called the 19LV612U, which is a part of their new Stainless Steel series, which is a new line meant to stand up to the tough conditions a kitchen environment can impose.
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By Brenda Stokes on Friday, Jul 24th 2009 No CommentsBrando Cube desktop PMP with 3.5-inch LCD
By Chris Davies on Thursday, Jul 23rd 2009 No CommentsWe’re used to Brando pumping out bizarre little MP3 players, slightly dubious USB hubs and other desktop ephemera, but could they be on to a winner with the Cube Multimedia Player Speaker? Janky name aside, the 84 x 84 x 88 mm box packs a 3.5-inch 320 x 240 LCD, stereo speakers, FM radio, video and audio playback and a voice recorder.
CinemaView Mini DisplayPort LCDs updated; new dual-HD TV tuner
By Chris Davies on Friday, Jul 17th 2009 1 CommentCollins America have already reworked their CinemaView displays – best known for offering Mini DisplayPort connectivity suitable for use with Apple’s latest MacBook and MacBook Pro models – despite none of the original monitors being available for sale. The company has dropped the smallest models, the 19-inch CinemaView 19 and 20.1-inch CinemaView 20, and added the 47-inch CinemaView 47, a combination TV and PC, and an external HD TV tuner.
EVGA InterView 1770 dual-flipping LCD display
By Ewdison Then on Thursday, Jul 16th 2009 No CommentsEVGA have announced a new LCD display, the InterView 1770, which offers not one but two 17-inch panels fixed to a single central stand. The 1440 x 900 panels each rotate 180-degrees horizontally, so they can be flipped completely around to show a person sitting opposite you, or clamshell in to fit into a narrow cubicle.
Jointech JE100 touchscreen ebook reader gets reviewed
By Chris Davies on Thursday, Jul 16th 2009 No CommentsThe first of Jointech’s JE100 ebook readers have made it out to buyers, and in turn the reviews are coming in. First spotted back in June, the JE100 differs from most ebook readers we see by virtue of its 7-inch LCD touchscreen, rather than using an E Ink panel. According to MobileRead forum member Sweetpea, that’s no great issue; the JE100’s backlight turns down sufficiently low to make long-term reading possible without eye-strain.
Samsung announces two SyncMaster 80 Series LCD displays
By Brenda Stokes on Tuesday, Jul 14th 2009 No CommentsSamsung announced they will be releasing two brand new SyncMaster 80 Series LCD monitors in Korea today that include the F2080 and F2380 which clock in at 20-inches and 23-inches, respectively.
ASUS TV Monitor T1 Series hybrid displays
By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Jul 14th 2009 No CommentsASUS have announced a new range of LCD TV/monitor hybrids, the TV Monitor T1 Series. Available in 22-, 24- and 27-inch versions, the T1 Series displays all offer 1920 x 1080 resolution for Full HD 1080p playback, and include dual HDMI inputs and both digital (DVB-T) and analog (PAL/SECAM) TV reception.
HANNSG HH251HP 25-inch LCD display announced
By Chris Davies on Thursday, Jul 9th 2009 No CommentsHANNSG have announced a new 24.6-inch widescreen LCD display, the HH251HP, which promises distortion-free aspect ratio support and full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution. Boasting 15,000:1 dynamic contrast (actual contrast is 800:1) and 5ms response time, the display isn’t going to trounce a high-end panel, but there’s plenty on offer for budget buyers.
AOC 2230Fh 22-inch LCD Display Review
By Daniel Lim on Wednesday, Jul 8th 2009 No CommentsAOC are well known for their reasonably priced monitors, and with the 2230Fh they threw eye-catching design into the ring too. A 22-inch widescreen LCD display, running at 1680 x 1050, the 2230Fh pairs a low $299 MRSP with a surprising array of connectivity. Is it a true bargain though, or just a load of marketing boasts? Read on for the full SlashGear review.
Alienware OptX AW2210 1080p LCD display revealed
By Brenda Stokes on Wednesday, Jul 1st 2009 No CommentsAlienware revealed a new display today that’s meant for those that like to watch movies or play video games on their computers. It’s called the OptX AW2210 and this display measures in at 21.5-inches.
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