Tag: Led
Kisai Round Trip re-invents the pocket watch
Think pocket-watches are the reserve of Victorian detectives and antiques experts? Think again! Tokyo Flash are today launching the Kisai Round Trip, a novel take on the pocket watch that brings it bang up to date with LED lights. According…
New Toshiba UX600 LED TV features built-in Wi-Fi
Toshiba have just announced a brand spanking new LED backlit TV. Available in 40, 46 and 55 inch models, the UX600 sets itself apart from the crowd thanks to its built in Wi-Fi adaptor. As this is a so-called "connected…
Sharp launch Aquos LED LCD TV series with Quad Pixel Technology
Sharp have today launched their new range of Aquos LED LCD TVs. While most of the industry's energies right now are going into the big 3D push, Sharp are looking to refine the current HD standards by pioneering a new…
Samsung launch the SP-F10M LED projector
Samsung have announced the launch of the SP-F10M LED projector. Boasting an impressive 1,000 ANSI lumens, it's the first LED projector to hit the 1,000 milestone. Recognising common office file types such as Microsoft Office and PDF file types in…
Samsung UE40B8000 LCD LED Backlit TV – Review
Name: UE40B8000 (Samsung) Type: 40" LCD LED Backlit TV Specs: Contrast Ratio: Mega Contrast 5,000,000:1 Resolution: Full HD (1920 x 1080p) Connectivity:4x HDMI, Digital Audio (Optical), PC, DVI, Component, Composite, Ethernet, RF, 2x USB, Scart Speakers: 2x 10 watts SRS…
Samsung begin mass producing 3D TV panels
Samsung have today announced that they are the first company to begin mass production of panels for both LED and LCD 3D TV's. 40, 46, and 55 inch full HD 3D Tvs using "3D Active Glasses" and 240Hz technology were…
Acer launch the Aspire One 532 notebook
They don't half churn them out, do they? Acer are back yet again with a brand new notebook, the Aspire One 532. Under the hood is an Intel® Atom™ N450 processor, Mobile Intel® NM10 Express Chipset. A decent 250GB of…
LG's pocket sized LED projector, the HS200
Mostly it was new monitors like the W86 at LG’s press event yesterday, but one gadget that did distract me from all the flat screens was this cute looking pocket-sized LED projector. Dubbed the HS200, it’s an 800 x 600 pixel resolution DLP projector that can project an image up to 120inches across. It weighs just 800g and is expected to retail for £499 when it goes on sale later this month.
Should I buy an OLED TV or stick with LCD and plasma?
There’s a new display technology in town — OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) — and it could be coming to a large TV near you very soon.
Plenty of big-name manufacturers have already produced OLED TVs, and others are promising to have sets available within the next couple of years.
OLED has a lot of very attractive characteristics meaning it can has the potential to power large, bright, thin, energy-efficient televisions. Then again, LCD and plasma TVs currently rule the roost and are no pushovers when it comes to features.
Should you buy an OLED TV? Let’s take a look…
LED chairs – for the nu-rave regent
There’s no accounting for taste, is there? The fruit of designer Philippe Boulet’s loins, these Léon and Max chairs light up in different colours thanks to colour-changing LEDs within the seats.
Though given that it looks like they’re made out of solid plastic, I suspect comfort’s taking a back seat here. Would you buy these? No, not as a joke, for real? Let us know in the comments.
Collection LOUIS DIXMIL (via Technabob)
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