Wow such bargains at Tiger USA
55 inch LCD Tosiba $1,299
32 inch LCD LG $379
And many others check it out for this brief sale
Monday, August 30, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
LED TVs compared: Local dimming, edge-lit, and full array
When you see the words "LED TV" in an ad, it definitely refers to an LCD TV with an LED backlight, but what type of LED backlight and how it's configured make all the difference.
Read the full CNET article and review by clicking here
Read the full CNET article and review by clicking here
Saturday, August 14, 2010
55 INCHES LED TV/ MONITOR At LOW LOW PRICE !!~ 75000 Php
As I posted another day, LED prices are coming down and this Manila advertiser is offering a very nice price for us all and hopefully the other dealers will take note and start reducing their prices to reflect the new 55 inch true LED tvs now coming into market next month.
Check out the details here
Check out the details here
Please note that I do not know the advertiser and you should arrange for payments and delivery in person to avoid scams.
Here is an article about the new true LED 55 inch 3 D coming soon
Here is an article about the new true LED 55 inch 3 D coming soon
LG Infinia LX9500 Full LED 3D TV gets priced
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
LED TV Prices to Drop in 2010
Click the headlines below to read the complete original article
Vizio got a jump on the competition and launched the first value-priced LED TV in September at one-third the price of a comparably-sized Samsung model, and plans to follow up in 2010 with more aggressively priced LED TVs. “We will provide LED TVs in sizes smaller than 32” at prices that we believe will allow them to replace CCFL backlighting,” said Laynie Newsome, Vizio Co-founder, “We expect that TruLED and Razor LED LCD HDTVs will represent 60% of our total HDTV shipment mix in 2010.”
LED TV Prices Fall in Later Part of 2010
Differences LED vs LCD tv
Differences LED vs LCD tv
The first difference that strikes me is the price. Currently LED televisions are about 50% more than an LCD tv. However the price gap has been narrowing and will continue to do so. An LED tv uses light emitting diodes ad its source of light for the television. An LED tv uses these diodes to create a much more vibrant and colorful image. The blacks are truly black (not dark gray) and the colors are more realistic vs an LCD tv. LED tvs can achieve a contrast ratio of up to 500,000:1. They also in general have a higher refresh rate which will help when watching shows with motion such as sports or movies.
The second major difference between LED and LCD televisions is the environmental effect.
The thickness and therefore the weight is the last major difference of LED vs LCD tvs.
LED FACTS
State of the Art Picture Quality
About 40% Less Energy usage than a same sized LCD TV
Mercury Free and a VERY Thin Design
Currently LED TV's Cost about 20-30% more
The LED TV is better. LED technology is the same thing as LCD, except it is backlit with LEDs instead of CFLs. LED backlight uses less power, is more evenly distributed throughout the screen, brighter, and improves color and contrast ratio. If you cannot afford that go for an LCD tv.
There is no such thing as a "LED" TV. That's marketing. It's just a LCD with with LED back light. Not all LED back lit TVs have local dimming.
Some of these "LED" Tvs from samsung use edge lit LEDs, so you won't get those inky blacks because the back light illuminates the entire panel. So if you go with LED, look for "local dimming"
Next, LEDs don't solve the lag time of LCD, the off angle image shift, and it doesn't solve the motion resolution problem that LCDs have.
LCD FACTS
Good Picture Quality, but Images may "burn" in Display
Energy Costs run Between $150-200 per year to operate an LCD
Mercury IS used in Manufacturing Process
Cost is the Cheaper of the Two Choices
The first difference that strikes me is the price. Currently LED televisions are about 50% more than an LCD tv. However the price gap has been narrowing and will continue to do so. An LED tv uses light emitting diodes ad its source of light for the television. An LED tv uses these diodes to create a much more vibrant and colorful image. The blacks are truly black (not dark gray) and the colors are more realistic vs an LCD tv. LED tvs can achieve a contrast ratio of up to 500,000:1. They also in general have a higher refresh rate which will help when watching shows with motion such as sports or movies.
The second major difference between LED and LCD televisions is the environmental effect.
The thickness and therefore the weight is the last major difference of LED vs LCD tvs.
LED FACTS
State of the Art Picture Quality
About 40% Less Energy usage than a same sized LCD TV
Mercury Free and a VERY Thin Design
Currently LED TV's Cost about 20-30% more
The LED TV is better. LED technology is the same thing as LCD, except it is backlit with LEDs instead of CFLs. LED backlight uses less power, is more evenly distributed throughout the screen, brighter, and improves color and contrast ratio. If you cannot afford that go for an LCD tv.
There is no such thing as a "LED" TV. That's marketing. It's just a LCD with with LED back light. Not all LED back lit TVs have local dimming.
Some of these "LED" Tvs from samsung use edge lit LEDs, so you won't get those inky blacks because the back light illuminates the entire panel. So if you go with LED, look for "local dimming"
Next, LEDs don't solve the lag time of LCD, the off angle image shift, and it doesn't solve the motion resolution problem that LCDs have.
LCD FACTS
Good Picture Quality, but Images may "burn" in Display
Energy Costs run Between $150-200 per year to operate an LCD
Mercury IS used in Manufacturing Process
Cost is the Cheaper of the Two Choices
More background reading here....click the headline to read the full article
LED vs. LCD TV: Which is better? Why do LCD screens need a backlight?
LED vs. LCD TV: Which is better? Why do LCD screens need a backlight?
LED backlit TVs will change the way you think about TVs. LED TVs are slimmer, brighter, and more detailed than your traditional LCD TV.
2010 Best 5 HDTVs: Picture quality
60Hz vs. 120Hz vs. 240Hz vs. 480Hz - LCD Response Rate
Shop and compare Browsing Plasma & LCD Televisions
2010 Best 5 HDTVs: Picture quality
60Hz vs. 120Hz vs. 240Hz vs. 480Hz - LCD Response Rate
Shop and compare Browsing Plasma & LCD Televisions
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Qube ENVY 32" 1080p Full HD LCD TV 1080p P 19,999.00
Coming Jan. 15, 2010 , Reserve Now! P 19,999.00
Qube a good computer assembler now is offering the 32 inch
1080p worth the extra money? Do I miss something if I buy a plasma TV that is just 720p? What are the differences between 720p vs 1080p and which one is better for me? Read the Qube guide online here..
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