Greenhouse has released a new LCD monitor in Japan and to be in trends with the latest market requirements and equipped it with HDMI support and VGA port.
Available at a reasonable price of about $440, Greenhouse GH-JEF223SH-LB sports a 22-inch screen with a resolution of 1680 x 1050 pixels adopting the latest exterior design trends.

Coming in a nice black finish, the LCD monitor here is capable of 300 cd/m2 brightness, 1000:1 contrast ratio with a 2 millisecond response time.
The producing company preferred the HDMI support over DVI.

Other characteristics of the model include 20 degrees tilting angle, energy saving power management, integrated stereo speakers, 160/170 degrees viewing angle, and antitheft hall.

<-234x60 Half Banner - left->At CeBIT 2008 you can see plenty of new high-end electronic devices adopting the latest technologies and included in the new display models range are two Samsung LCD monitors with DTV tuners and 24/25.5 inches in diagonal.
They are eco-friendly monitors reducing the electricity consuming and T240 has the world’s lowest standby power of 0.3 Watts.

Samsung SyncMaster T260 is the 25.5-inch crystal design monitor with Full HD capability, 5 ms response time and no less than 20,000:1 contrast ratio for perfect clear images, while the sound quality is ensured by the SRS TruSurround XT technology.
The 24-inch model has also 20,000:1 contrast ratio and the same 5 ms response time, featuring HDMI and USB 2.0 support.

“These are the first crystal design products released by Samsung and we expect they will make a big splash among design and performance-conscious consumers”, declared YoonHo Ha, Senior Vice President at Visual Display Division at Samsung Electronics.

Samsung will release the two models later this month and the price is unknown yet.

And here comes a new desktop display series from Samsung destined for the customer electronics market sector, consisting of five LCDs and plasma models.
All are high-performance monitors in the 17-22 inches range coming with adjustable stands, high brightness and high contrast ratio.

The SyncMaster BWX series formed by the 943BWX, 2043BWX and 2243BWX, has wide display with 16:10 landscape or 10:16 portrait orientation, 15 mm ultra-slim bazel, 8,000:1 contrast ratio, Magic Color technology for automatic color enhancement and color correction, and DVI with HDCP for distortion-free video images.

What characterizes the new models from Samsung are the stylish exterior aspect with rounded edges and a special glossy finish.

“By combining an ultra-high contrast ratio with a compact, ergonomic design, the BX and BWX series of monitors is an excellent choice for any commercial user who seeks superior image quality and a flexible viewing experience,” declared Young Bae, senior product manager, display products, Samsung Electronics America. “These high-performance monitors are an appealing option for our channel partners looking to offer excellent specifications at a reasonable price.”

One last thing that has to be mentioned is that even though the Samsung monitors feature the latest display technologies and enhancements they are available at affordable prices ranging between $239 and $359.

On Loewe UK website you can see the details of a nice high definition TV concept with LCD technology and 16:9 wide format.
Among its long specifications list we distinguish 1200:1 contrast ratio, 500 cd/m2 brightness, a response time of 6 ms, 178 degrees viewing angle, while the image resolution is of 1.366 x 768 pixels.

Loewe Concept L32 Basic features Automatic Movie Detection, Colour Transient Improvement, Diagonal Contour Control, Digital Motion Interpolation Plus, Digital Moise Control, Split Screen TV, Vertical Image Correction, and other display technologies meant to deliver a superb viewing experience.

The sound enhancements come from the two built-in full range speakers each of 20 Watts audio power amplifier output and is produced by the CRX sound system with Virtual Dolby Surround.

The TV consumes around 141 kWh power per year and provides the following operations: Automatic Channel Programming, Automatic Signal Switch, Automatic Volume Control and content-sensitive help.

Bang & Olufsen announced the Beovision 4 home cinema concept featuring full HD on a large 50- or 65-inch plasma screen that displays the sharpest images and richest colors thanks to the Automatic Colour Management technology which controls and adjusts brightness, contrast, colour, sharpness and white point of the image even in low-light conditions.

Featuring the BeoLab 10 dedicated centre speaker the home cinema model delivers an impressive surround sound matching the high image quality and the exterior design consisting of brushed aluminum with smooth texture.
The sound is enhanced by the Acoustic Lens Technology that spreads the sound from the centre channel 180 degrees on horizontal, while controlling the vertical dispersion, minimizing this way the detrimental early reflections from the floor and ceiling.

According to the latest press release from Bang & Olufsen, BeoVision 4 is equipped with a short robotic arm with a built-in camera which swings down from behind the aluminum frame to measure a test picture displayed on the screen, and it does this after 100 hours by default.
This way it analyzes the color temperature and adjusts it to reach the perfect color reproduction after thousands of hours of use.

“Bang & Olufsen has a long and proud tradition of adding a touch of magic to its products,” says Senior R&D Manager Torben Dalgaard. “With Automatic Colour Management, we have taken the bold step of integrating future picture quality improvement into the product itself, and presenting this revolutionary technology directly to the BeoVision 4 user. This is something that has never been done before, and it clearly adds another level of excellence and ease of use to the product.”