| 108 Inches: Sharp Presents the Largest LCD-TV in the World
Sharp, a pioneer in LCDs, is setting benchmarks in the booming market of flat-screen TVs with its new 108-inch Full-HD LCD-TV, demonstrating its technological and market leadership. An impressive screen measuring 2.73 metres diagonally and a unique image quality prove once more that LCD-TVs prevail over plasma units and are defining the future of the television market.
The technological company Sharp can look back on more than 34 years of experience in LCD technology. It invented the LCD-TV and was the first company to exclusively focus on LCD worldwide. With the introduction of the 108-inch Sharp Full-HD LCD-TV, Sharp has set new benchmarks for LCD screens, also gaining a significant advantage in its rivalry with plasma technology.
The 108-inch TV's high-resolution Full-Spec LCD-Panel, measuring 2.386 millimetres by 1.344 millimetres, is manufactured at the Sharp Kameyama II eighth-generation dream factory, the first and until now only LCD factory in the world.
LG sold more than 7000 LCD TVs this month
LG Electronics (LG), a global leader in high-performance liquid crystal display (LCD) technology saw enormous growth in flat panel TV with unit sales in Dubai during the biggest ever entertainment festival, the Dubai Shopping Festival.LG held a number of events through online as well as offline and provided winners who bought the Time Machine TVs with 2KG gold trophies and free trip tickets to West Indies for 2007 Cricket World Cup Super 8 Match for the period. In addition, LG guaranteed 100% cash back to winners after the festival is finished. It made the perfect gift for the customers in their life.Since LG launched the promotion for the big hit LCD & Plasma Time Machine TV in Middle East & Africa, almost five thousands people have visited the LG Time Machines microsite. They joined the events to win the prize in the shops as well as found the list of winners on the website.
The difference between LCD and plasma flat-panel TVs
What is the difference between LCD and plasma flat-panel TVs? Also, has an HDTV standard for the United States been officially adopted? I am thinking about purchasing a new TV set and am not sure whether it's wise to do it now or wait. LCD TVs use an LCD panel to create the picture. It's the same LCD screen technology you find on laptop computers and digital cameras. Plasma TVs use gas suspended within glass panels and stimulated by an electrical field to create the picture. Each technology has its advantages. Plasmas tend to have a better picture than LCD TVs, while LCD TVs promise better long-term reliability and freedom from screen burn-in worries. .
LG HDTV’s With Built In Hard Drive
We've seen LCD and plasma televisions with built in DVD players, but we seem to like this even better. Using an internal 160GB hard drive, high definition television and movies can be recorded and played back at a later date, even in a dual picture mode similar to having two tuners. Your might soon start to wonder just how much high def TV the 160 HDD can hold, but have no fear. The new LG XCanvas televisions come with a USB port to transfer the media in or out, although we're not sure of the format at this point. These new hard drive toting TV's also come with the XD engine and XCC to help reduce image noise and bring a clearer picture, and come in 5 different models. LCD's run in sizes of 37″, 42″ and 47″, while some plasma versions come in sizes of 50″ and 60″.
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