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Panasonic showcases Viera G3 with HD recording to Removable media
Panasonic has just unveiled a new Viera television, the Viera G3.

The 42-inch Viera G3 allows users to record to removable media—providing an SD slot and USB port, to serve as a potential destination for live video recording in HD or SD resolutions. Users can record 5 to 8 hours (2 to 4 movies) of 1080p recording on a 64GB SDXC card.

Other features: Full LED backlighting, VIERA Link support, and support for AVCHD content from video cameras.

Price And Availability: Viera G3 is expected to launch in February for 150,000 yen (~$1,787 USD). No word yet on whether Viera G3 will be launched in US market at the same time as the Japanese launch. ---------

Anil Singh Saturday, December 18, 2010
Sceptre X420BV-FHD 42-inch HDTV showcased
Sceptre has unveiled Sceptre X420BV-FHD 42-inch—a new HDTV in its lineup of affordably priced HDTVs.

X420BV-FHD 42 inch features:

1) 42-inch screen with full 1080p resolution (also supports 720p, 1080i, 480p, and 480i.)
2) Native resolution of 1920 x 1080 and a 5MS screen response time
3) Integrated tuner has ATSC/NTSC/QAM tuners inside
4) 3 HDMI inputs (also has component, composite, S-Video, VGA, and audio inputs.)
5) 1200:1 Contrast ratio
6) 5.1 digital surround sound output
7) 30-degrees swirl in either direction

The integrated speakers have 10W per channel and viewing angles are 178-degrees vertically and horizontally.

Price: MSRP of $699. ---------

Anil Singh Friday, December 17, 2010
Sony 22 inch Bravia KDL-22PX300 TV launched: TV with built-in PS2
Sony has recently launched a new 22-inch LCD Bravia TV - the Bravia KDL-22PX300 – which boasts an inbuilt PlayStation 2 gaming console. However, the PS2 function will only run in standard definition; thereby holding greater appeal for the retro gamers.

In addition to a built-in PS2, the newly-unveiled Bravia KDL-22PX300 -- features a 720p display; four HDMI slots; three USB slots; a SCART socket; a Freeview built in; PC input; as well as an Ethernet port for online video playback.

The set can also serve up video from Sony's Bravia service over Ethernet or an optional wireless dongle. It's priced at £200 (or just above USD 300) in the UK.

No word on an American release. ---------

Anil Singh Monday, December 6, 2010
Panasonic launches 103-inch 3D plasma TV
Panasonic Japan has launched a massive 103-inch 3D plasma -- the TH-P103MT2.

The TV has a hefty price tag to match its dimensions. The TH-P103MT2 will be retailing in Japan for the equivalent of $100,000. The will start taking Pre-orders from November 18.

For the price, the TV comes with one pair of active shutter glasses though it boasts 1080p resolution and a ultra-high contrast ratio of 5,000,000,00 to 1. It has four HDMI ports, one component connection, one S-video connection, two composite connections, two analogue audio connection and a port for PC RGB.

The TH-P103MT2 weighs 426 pounds and consumes 1350 Watts of power per hour. ---------

Anil Singh Thursday, November 18, 2010
Bose VisionWave TV launched
Bose has launched its first ever TV, with the 46-inch Bose VisionWave incorporating high-quality surround-sound speakers innovatively packed away behind the screen itself.

The company is found to be keen to impress tech journalists attending the 'Vision of Sound' VideoWave launch in Paris this week that they didn't call the new product a television, because it offers so much more.

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Anil Singh Wednesday, September 29, 2010