LCD TVs

Sharp the global leader in LCD technology, will be unveiling its vision for the future of LCD televisions at this year’s IFA exhibition in Berlin (31st August – 5th September), with a new range of ultra thin, big screen AQUOS LCDs.

Sharp will be displaying a full-HD products line-up including the world’s largest LCD TV at 108”, featured here; also its three next generation televisions, designed to incorporate both exquisite aesthetics and breathtaking size.

These new models all incorporate full-HD technology and a built-in digital tuner.

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A casual LCD TV with multiple placement options, a fantastic picture and sound performance at an attractive price. These are some of the elements of the new HD-ready 26-inch TV BeoVision 8 from Bang & Olufsen.

BeoVision 8 is a flat-screen television that appeals to the contemporary lifestyle as it doesn’t have to be in the living room, but can fit perfectly in the kitchen, the bedroom, or the children’s playroom; it is also easily moved around and placed high or low, on walls, in cabinets, turned or tilted to match any room interior.

The performance has been optimised for daily and casual use and the focus is on simplicity and ease of use; no unnecessary functions have been included, however both BeoLink functionality and extra video connections can be integrated with a convenient plug-and-play module.

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Marks & Spencer has launched it’s own brand of LCD widescreen TVs and M&S has done the hard work upfront by offering customers a choice of great value TVs within a tailored, easy-to-shop range.

For customers wishing to connect products such as SKY HD or Blu Ray, the 19in and 32in models are HD ready, enabling them to display a high definition picture.

All the LCD TVs are IDTV, in order to comply with the digital switchover – with integrated digital tuners, including the Freeview channels.

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Hong Kong manufacturer Quataris has introduced the QuaNext, a new networked LCD TV running a modified version of SUSE Linux, which is the next generation of ‘all in one PCs’ with TV function.

The QuaNext has a 19-inch TFT-LCD display with a max resolution of 1440×990 and runs on a P4 processor with speeds up to 3.2GHz.

The device can be switched between a PC and a TV using the remote control and could be ideal for the living room, bedroom or kitchen where a PC may not be suitable.

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The superb new BeoVision 7-40 from Bang & Olufsen is a complete home entertainment system, designed to offer you the ultimate in sound and picture experience.
 
The system can virtually take you wherever you want by surrounding you with sound and delivering video images with spectacular sharpness and sense of depth.
 
With its 40″ LCD screen, built-in DVD player and the powerful active loudspeaker system, BeoVision 7-40 provides all the benefits of flat-screen viewing plus exceptional sound performance and negates the notion that a flat screen means a flat sound.

BeoVision 7-40 is supplied with a digital surround sound module, the BeoLab 7-4 dedicated centre loudspeaker, which sets new standards for the reproduction of speech in a film and also channels sufficient power to perform with four BeoLab 5 loudspeakers, to provide one of the finest surround sound set ups imaginable.
 
The pricing for the BeoVision 7 HD is:

With BeoLab 7.2 or 7.4   £7459
Motorised Floor Stand     £750
Motorised table Stand     £655
Table Stand                   £285

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Sharp has launched a complete range of LCD TVs for Full High Definition viewing, which introduces a new HD standard delivering outstanding detail, colour and contrast, plus enhanced sound.

Sharp’s Aquos ‘Full HD’ or ‘1080p’ LCD TVs present clearer and sharper pictures than ever before, with dynamic, realistic colours.

Four models are included in the Aquos Full HD line-up, with sizes ranging from 37″ to an astonishing 52″.

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