LED TV

LED TVs are the newest technology in HDTV. LED High Definition Televisions use LED backlights replacing the standard Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamps used in most LCD televisions. The display is still a conventional LCD but changing the back light.

Without this backlight the image on a LCD display would produce little or no light of its own. The LEDs are placed along the outer edge of the LCD, projecting the light inwards without adding to the width of the screen. A light source on the outer rim of the TV makes it possible to regain space normally taken up by fluorescent light rods.

This technology enables the manufacturers to build thinner TV’s which can be less than two inches thick. Another …

Sony has further enhanced the picture quality of its new range of LCD TV’s by using Tri-colour LED backlighting technology called RGB Dynamic LED.

This is the next step up from using the conventional LED lighting which is white light.  The reason this is so exciting is because it creates more colours and increased depth in the picture which gives you the most natural images on screen.

The design of the Bravia XBR Series is slim and stylish and although the RGB LED technology used is not quite as thin as the LED Edge backlight technology used in the Sony ZX1 series, the XBR series makes up for the slightly extra width with it’s fantastic colour and depth of picture.

Technology is always evolving and manufacturers are bringing out a new generation of TVs which are able to show 3D movies.  One type of these 3D capable televisions are the 3D LED TVs.

The use of LED (Light Emitting Diode) as the backlighting in the manufacture of LCD televisions has become very popular over the last few years as the technology has developed.  These televisions use the same principles of an LCD television but many of the newer versions of these TVs are referred to as LED due mainly to the different backlighting in use.  There are different types of LED TVs with some manufacturers choosing to use LED lights directly behind the screen which are controlled individually and other manufacturers …

The manufactures of plasma TVs have developed and are now releasing the first generation of 3D Plasma TVs.  These plasma TVs will have to compete for the 3D market alongside the 3D enabled LED and LCD TVs which are also being released to coincide with the release of the current 3D movies such as Avatar and Alice in Wonderland onto DVD.

One of the new 3D plasma TVs which has been released is the Panasonic Viera TC-P50VT25 which is the top of the line for the new full high definition 3D plasmas in the Panasonic range.  This model has many features including the new 1080p infinite black pro panel and THX movie mode and most importantly has  full HD 3D mode …

Following on from the success of 3D movies such as Avatar and Alice in Wonderland the electronic industry has moved to develop and release 3D TVs which can give the viewer the cinema 3D effects in the comfort of their own home.  Two companies, Samsung and Sony, are the first to set a date for the release of 3D TVs which will start appearing in stores from July.  The release date of the 3D TVs will coincide with many of the current 3D movies that are showing in cinemas becoming available on DVD.

As with most releases of new technology the prices for new 3D TVs will be quite expensive with prices around the $US3000 for models from the Samsung range …

The Today Show on Channel 9 is running a competition this week to win a LG 47SL90QD LG LED TV and a MS409D wireless network HDD recorder with twin HD tuner!  Check it out here!
The MS409D, with twin HD tuner, records two channels at the same time and has a convenient network file sharing wi-fi connection, which allows playback from all your wi-fi devices. It comes with built-in 500G hard disk drive.
The SL90, includes a new borderless design which has a single sheet of glass covering the entire TV screen and an elegant never-seen-before design. The SL90′s LED technology has a 3 million:1 contrast ratio using the latest LED technology, which gives an unbelievably sharp and clear picture …

What sets Sony apart from all its competitors? Sony as everyone knows, is the leading manufacturer of LCD televisions across the globe and now, they have made their products even better with the mind-blowing innovations they have showcased in their new television models that boast of newer features and designs seen and proved by the Sony LED TV. The features of the new Sony LED TV compared to that of the other leading brands are way over the top what with its phenomenal features that are highlighted in this model.

Once you have decided to buy a Sony creation, you must expect flawless picture quality which is one of its more important …

Amazingly, Samsung has recently launched a new breed of television species with Samsung LED Full HD Tvs B7000 and B6000 as front liners in the Australian market.

LED stands for Light Emitting Diodes which is used in series in these two new Samsung LED TV models as its primary light source compared to the more traditional cold cathode fluorescent lamps of CCFLs in order to attain that ultra-high contrast ratios with slimmer depths and a higher energy saving power.

CCFLs fade in comparison to the Samsung LED TV because LEDs produce darker blacks which can appear endlessly deep to a viewer’s eye while the shades of white appear as crisp and bright against …

LED stands for light emitting diodes which are commonly used in the new wave of television technology nowadays. Some of the high-end companies which use this kind of technology are Toshiba, Philips, LG electronics and above all, Samsung Electronics. Samsung LED television is actually an LCD TV that makes use of the LED backlighting to make their technology more defined than the previous models they have released.

There are two kinds of LEDs known and they are RGB Dynamic LEDs and Edge-LEDS. RGB Dynamic LEDS is a method of backlighting which enables dimming capabilities to happen locally creating particular areas of darkness on the television screen. In layman’s terms, this means that …

Samsung has it, Sony has it and so does Panasonic, Sharp and all the other top brands in the market. But what is it exactly that people are so excited about in this so-called “latest technology”? What is the difference between the LED television and the LCD TV? This is the part where knowledge truly is power and before you spend that hard-earned cash, you first need to know what is in store for you.

There is actually no difference between a LED TV and an LCD TV screen, but the LED TV has been updated with LED technology. Fluorescent tubes are used in the more traditional LCD televisions where the color …

It seems the UK’s Advertising Standards Authority are not impressed with the way Samsung has been using the term LED TV’s in thier TV and print advertising campaigns. By promoting the LED backlit television as a new technology that is the way of the future, the Advertising Standards Authority say that they are misleading the public as they are still LCD televisions.

Apparently, using the term “LED TV” breaches 2 of the UK’s advertising codes and as such “the ads must not appear again in their current form.” Sony and LG  advertise that there TV’s are LED edge lit and so have not run afoul of the advertising code.

This of course does not change …