From all TV solutions I’ve seen I can say I adore Band & Olufsen vision most.
They always create outstanding devices adopting the latest technologies but their focus on the product exterior aspect is leading to the most spectacular creations, like the BeoVision 8 here, a 32-inch LCD display with its native resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels and 1200:1 contrast ratio.

The wide screen has 6 ms response time and 500 cd/m2 brightness, featuring 2×21-pin Scart sockets for A/V connectivity.
It is equipped with VGA, S-Video, HDMI, three phone audio inputs and headphone jack.

BeoVision 8 is capable to deliver a high audio quality through the built-in speakers and subwoofer powerful enough to offer a clear sounds rendering, which is a key element for such a screen enhanced for multiple functions: you can use it while playing games, watch great movies and other things you can do on a large disply.

Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 8 TV will reach stores this month at a starting price of $3,950.

One of the latest LCD TV additions to the high-quality JVC full HD line is the 47” LCD Full HD Flat Panel Display, a model meant to bring a new home theater experience full of superb surround sound and visual enhancements.

The JVC here shows a 140:1 contrast ratio, 6.5 ms response time, 178 viewing angle and 500 cd/m2, offering dual 1080p HDMI/HDCP inputs, an ATSC Tuner, USB photo viewer and two component video inputs.

It can be easily mounted on the wall and you can set it for standard, game, theater or dynamic video status modes.
The sound system includes dual 4 x 6 cm oblique cone speakers, Smart Sound, Advanced Hyper Sound feature, all these for achieving a 20 Watts total audio power.

The JVC 58” Ultra SLIM True 1080p HD-ILA TV is the world’s first model of its kind having a wide display 40% thinner than a standard one with the same diagonal.
Due to its ultra slim form factor it can be set on a desk or even mounted on a wall.

The model has true 1080p 2 million pixel structure 0.7-inch 3-Chip DILA System with a resolution f 1920 x 1080 pixels, and advanced optical iris.
It uses 5 Point Color Management, Motion Adaptive Dynamic Gamma, HD Range 150 MHz Digital Super Detail, and is ENERGY STAR compliant.

The sound consists of Dual Direct Drive Speakers with subwoofer, a 30 Watts total audio power, A.H.S. with simulated surround sound, advanced tone correction, bass reflex and Hyper Bass.
It has ports for HDMI, PC, a Smart Video Input, Dual Auto Sensing Component Video Inputs, S-Video, 3 AV, optical digital audio out, and fixed audio out.

A deluxe illuminated universal remote, a special bracket for mount on wall, the optional matching deluxe stand and a user replaceable lamp are coming with the stylish JVC HDTV.

This is the 57” Diagonal REGZA Cinema Series LCD TV from Toshiba, a full HDTV 1080p display for a maximum image quality, with ClearFrame 120Hz Anti-Blur technology that eliminates motion blur virtually, but doesn’t decrease the brightness nor adds flicker.

Even in motion the images still look crisp and clear, while the frame rate is practically doubled, compared with the non-full HD screens.
The technique is called Motion Vector Frame Interpolation and together with the PixelPure processor, new frames are creates and inserted between the original ones.

The ColorBurst wide color gamut LCD is expanding the available colors amount improving their accuracy.
This screen type works based on the CCFL backlight technology and uses it to expand the 72% color range of NTSC color gamut to 90%+, this leading to improved color purity and saturation.

With PixelPure 3G 14-bit internal digital video processing which means 333Mhz speed, the display is capable of producing 4,096 levels of degradation, meaning 16 times greater than an 8-bit processor, this creating smooth and natural images with no banding.
This technology is in charge with incoming video signal monitoring so that the multiple picture quality parameters are adjusted, this including real speed progressive scanning, dynamic gamma and dynamic backlight control.
The MPEG noise is significantly reduced.

Another technology used for the REGZA models is CineSpeed, and these LCD panels have 8ms response time which is very important while watching intensive action movies.

Now let’s take a look at the other features of this model.
We have a SoundStrip 2 speaker system , a gloss black premium cabinetry, HDMI Input 1080p 60/24Hz, CE-LINK support, deep color support, xvYCC enhanced color space support, HDMI Lip Link, HDMI PC support for VGA/480i/480p/720p/1080i/1080p, 15 pin D-Sub PC input, THINC mil via an RJ-34 jack, and IR input.

The 57” Diagonal REGZA Cinema Series LCD TV has a starting price of $6,999.99 and you can visualize more REGZA models and more screen dimensions here.

The title is not referring at the fact that “kuro” means “black” in Japanese but at the special capability of this 50-inch flat screen TV showcased at Customer Electronics Show in January.

KURO display is only 9 mm thick and has a never before seen contrast ratio created by the Extreme Contrast Concept technology which gives the plasma TV model the special capability of displaying the absolute black, without relying on measurable light emitting.

Reaching the absolute black leads to the creation of the richest and accurate colors possible and Pioneer accomplished this by achieving 0-idling luminance in over 6 million cells.
Besides coming with this extraordinary feature, the KURO TV is also the world’s thinnest in its 50-inch class and it weighs only 18.6 Kg to be easily mounted on a wall adding one more style to your entire room decor.