Saturday, October 31st, 2009 at
11:54 am

- LCD HDTV – Resolution 1920 x 1080 – Dynamic contrast ratio: 60,000:1 – Aspect ratio: 16:9
- Response time 6ms – HDTV ready 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p
- 1080 24p Real Movie: Supports 24 fps sources through the HDMITM outlet -Energy Star® 3.0
- Audio: Hidden, downfiring speakers – Output:2 x10 W – Surround system: SRS TruSurround HDTM
Product Description
Offering amazing picture quality in a very elegant frame the new samsung ln40b540 combines full hd performance incredible contrast and clarity all with award-winning design samsung is famous for. With full hd at 1080p you can be sure that youre getting the best picture performance for todays hd media and broadcast technology. With an incredible 60000:1 dynamic contrast ratio youll see deeper blacks and enhanced clarity. And with the usb 2.0 feature you can play your… More >>
Samsung Ln40b540 40 Inch Lcd Hdtv
Saturday, October 31st, 2009 at
11:54 am
How much does it cost to replace a cracked screen on a Polaroid TLA-04011C LCD TV (TLA0411C) 40 inch
Saturday, October 31st, 2009 at
11:18 am
In the modern television electronics filed, the landscape changes and what was true a few months ago may not be the case today. HDTV means that emissions to come into its own during the year, there are several surrounding technologies that are on the fast track for improvement as well. One of these LCD monitors is used to display the HDTV signal. Actaully there are three main competing technologies screen there and everyone has certain unique characteristics that may influence the purchase decision. Of course, none of them would be a considerable improvement on the old CRT monitors, which were in common use for many years. These three types of monitors are LCD, DLP and plasma screens. For the sake of this article, we discuss the LCD and how manufacturers are improvements that reduce the disadvantages that have been associated with LCD televisions. The main advantages of LCD monitors is that they are thin and lightweight, relatively speaking, and can display an incredible range of colors, making it the favorite of many viewers. Can also be used for computer monitors and for those who are willing. At the same time, however, some drawbacks that have drawn complaints were the limited viewing angles and high costs associated with screen sizes larger. Well, the problems begin to be addressed by the major manufacturers of LCD and the latest LCD televisions have a much better viewing angle. Previously, there was little to sit in front of an LCD monitor to get the best picture and, as has moved laterally from the center of the TV with the clarity and sharpness decreases quite rapidly. This irritates was much improved in the new LCD display and can now easily and comfortably up to 150 degrees on each side. On the price front, which was also improved as the cost for the larger screen LCDs continues to fall and is now bigger than 40 inches have seen their prices fall much faster than smaller players. While LCDs are better accepted in the world listening to television, some of the less desirable of them have been steadily improved to the point where there is virtually no reason not to own.
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Friday, October 30th, 2009 at
12:12 pm

- HD-grade 1920 (H) x 1080 (V) pixel resolution
- 20,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
- 2 HDMI (HDMI-CEC) version 1.3 (2 rear)
- Built-in digital tuner (ATSC/Clear QAM)
- Swivel stand
Product Description
Experience the next generation of HD television in all its glory. Full 1080p HD resolution and 20,000:1 dynamic contrast ration offer amazing image detail and color clarity, all on a 40-inch screen. With 2 HDMI inputs, connecting to all your peripherals is a snap. Enjoy crystal-clear, lifelike HD sound, with SRS TruSurround XT™. It’s advanced HD entertainment, only from Samsung…. More >>
Samsung LN40A500 40-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV
Friday, October 30th, 2009 at
12:12 pm
there both 1080p, and i have a playstation 3 if that goes into consideration
Friday, October 30th, 2009 at
11:25 am
When it comes to high quality flat screen TVs, there are a number of choices available these days and the technology is constantly improving. However, as each competing TV screen technology matures and improves, the differences between them become more difficult to detect. And so it is with the comparison between LCD and plasma TVs.
The big advantages of both kinds of TV monitors is that they are very thin, only a few inches thick. Because of that you can choose to either place them on a stand, as you have with televisions you have owned in the past, or mount them to the wall instead. They both also produce stunningly beautiful visual displays, especially when coupled with high definition television programming. But there are some subtle differences that you will want to be aware of though.
Plasma TVs have been in use for many years and they use inert gases that are illuminated to display colors on individual pixels on the screen. Their best feature is the high contrast image that they reproduce. The colors are extremely vivid and sharp and this is mostly due to the fact that plasma TVs are able to exhibit true saturated blacks, whereas other monitors, LCDs included, usually have some compromise in how much true black they display.
Plasma screens are also easily viewed from almost any angle and so if you have a wide room with seating that extends out at an angle from the front of the television set, you may want to consider this advantage, although recently many LCD TVs have been steadily improving in their accepted viewing angle.
One area that plasma TVs have historically had a disadvantage is in the amount of electricity needed to power them and how hot they run. It can cost more to run a plasma TV if you use it very regularly, and it can generate quite a bit of heat inside, enough to warrant most manufacturers making use of a fan to cool them down as they run. This is not a noticeable problem unless the fan makes noise that can be distracting. So be sure to actually view a plasma TV before buying that particular model and see if the fan noise is a problem.
Another quirk of plasma TVs is that they can be susceptible to screen burn-in, which happens when one image is left on the screen for a very long time and it then becomes “burned into” the screen so that you can still faintly see it even when another image is displayed. This can happen on some TV channels that display an image that stays in a certain part of the screen for a long time, and if you play video games, there may also be a possibility that some games can cause this problem. So ask yourself before buying how you intend to use the TV, and if you happen to view programming that may have static screen images a lot of the time, it may be wise to choose an LCD screen as it does not suffer from this problem.
LCD TVs may not produce deep contrasty images like plasma monitors do, but the colors are still very pleasing and they can also be a better choice for brightly lit rooms since their display is not as susceptible to ambient light influences. However, they can tend to get more pricey than plasma TVs once you go above the 40 inch screen size.
All in all though, either type of TV screen technology will do a great job for you. The best recommendation is before you buy, visit a local electronics retailer and view representatives from plasma screens and LCDs. Bring along your own movie that you are familiar with and look for the differences. Then choose the one that makes the most sense to you. There is no need to buy from the store as you can often save lots of money by making your purchase online instead, but by doing your homework you can make a more informed buying decision.
Find out more about the best plasma tv and getting a plasma wall mount by visiting our HDTV website.
Thursday, October 29th, 2009 at
11:57 am

- This mount is VideoSecu brand. Please report to Amazon.com if you recieve a mount without VideoSecu logo.
- VESA 200X100 to 710×450mm compliant. Holds up to 165 lbs
- Hardware pack includes standard size of screws to the TV and to the wall
- Comes with free 6ft HDMI cable. Free onboard leveler for easy installation
- Mounts to any stud separation up to 30 inch. Tilt forward up to 20 degrees
VideoSecu Black Tilting Wall Mount Bracket for Sony KDL-40V2500 LCD 40 inch HDTV TV with Free 6 FT HDMI Cable
Thursday, October 29th, 2009 at
11:57 am
im looking to buy a 40 inch lcd tv im trying to find the the best one on the market
Thursday, October 29th, 2009 at
11:17 am
LCD TV’s (liquid crystal display) are on of the most popular types of HDTV’s on the market today. LCD technology has been in use for several years. Many of us remember the days of CRT computer monitors but most people have moved on to LCD computer monitors. The technology used for computer monitors has evolved to high definition televisions and they are growing fast.
LCD HDTV’s main competition is plasma television. Up until recently, plasma was shockingly more expensive tha LCD but with advances in technology, their prices are becoming more similar. So if pricing is pretty similar, then which TV is the better option? Each has its advantages and disadvantages. For now, we will be focusing on the advantages of LCD televisions.
Advantage 1: Screen Glare. Plasma TV’s have a reflective, glass looking screen. LCD screens have more of a matte finish. Because of this, you don’t have to worry as much about having too much light in your room. LCD TV’s are a great option for theater rooms, kitchens, living rooms and just about anywhere else. You don’t have to be stuffed in a cave to see the picture.
Advantage 2: Energy Use. LCD TV’s use much less energy than plasma TV’s. Running a plasma TV could cost you several hundred dollars more per year just to own. With the recent “green” movement, you will be helping the environment by avoiding plasma.
Advantage 3: Size. LCD is available in a very wide size range. You can get LCD screens anywhere from 5 inches to 65 inches or higher. Plasma screens are usually only available in the 40 inch or greater range.
Advantage 4: Price. Even though plasma’s are getting cheaper, you will still save a few bucks by going with a LCD. Most people can’t even tell the difference between LCD and plasma so save a few bucks and go LCD. With our current economy, who doesn’t want to save money?
Advantage 5: Wall Mounting. You can wall mount most LCD or plasma HDTV’s. Wall mounting is a great option for several reasons. First, it looks very styling and modern. Second, it frees up space in small or cluttered living rooms. Lastly, you can mount them with a swing arm so you can position the TV in any direction that you want.
These are some of the most common advantages listed for LCD TV’s over other types of high definition TV’s. Each has its pro’s and con’s but these advantages may persuade you to buy LCD.
Art Gib is a freelance writer for (YouReviewElectronics. com, a website featuring Olevia reviews.
Wednesday, October 28th, 2009 at
12:14 pm

- Sony BRAVIA V-Series KDL-40V5100 40-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV
- Sony BDP-S350 1080p Blu-ray Disc Player
- Sony Flat Panel Television Wall Mount
- 2 6ft. HDMI-HDMI Gold Tipped Cable
- Microfiber Shammy Cleaning Cloth
Product Description
Keep pace with fast-action movies, sports and game play. Equipped with Full HD 1080p and MotionflowTM 120Hz refresh rate technology, the KDL-40V5100 40-inch BRAVIA® V Series LCD flat panel HDTV provides a more fluid, natural and realistic viewing experience while enjoying fast-paced entertainment. Additionally, every scene will be sharp, vibrant and life-like thanks to BRAVIA EngineTM 2 fully digital video processor. Plus, a 50,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio yields d… More >>
Sony BRAVIA V-Series KDL-40V5100 40-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV + Blu-Ray Accessory Kit