lg lcd/plasma 2010

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LG 2.6mm Thinnest LCD TV

Bright and fabulous with Edge and local dimming


Ladies and gentlemen this is the crystally thin borderless television of LG. H eminent LE8500 that has a "immense" panel LCD materialised so as to is applied local control of light (local dimming) so that [ektoxeyetai] [kontrast] in the many millions to.


The television as [katalabainetai] is litted up with LED. The photodiodes the LE8500 has him placed in dimension Edge-Type, in tiles that are litted up by on side.

The television uses many such tiles which with their line lit up the appliance at Direct-Type. Thus are achieved thin thickness (Edge-Type) and local control of light (Direct-Type) in the LE8500.

This H technology is named by the LG as IOP (Integrated Optical Plate) and the LE8500 uses roughly 240 regions of application of Local dimming for 55 inches.

Lightning provision IOP offers also serious falls of consumption of energy that ΄ certain cases reach also the 70%.

To result in the screen is improbable but Mrs in general the substance of television in the space, reason of her thin frame (bezel).

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Price and date of circulation we do not have.






We had said him analytically here. But many believe that we are copied other site, it does not pass from their brain that we have exclusive information. [Psit], children, our work is! Therefore, we had said that the LG will this year have in 2010 a marvellous line from Plasma televisions. Want we say to you [ki]' other?

The model 60PK550 for which it becomes reason here is "smaller" the collection plasma LG for 2010, can exist also still smallest 60PK250.
60PK550 is exceptionally thin (55,5 thousandth) in thickness television, concerning the last year's plasma models. It has analysis 1920x1080p and "runs" in 100z having of course "distribution of" under-frames (sub fields) in the 600Hz.

Back puts a double machine XD of new publication which realises moreover a leading transformation of signals SD in HD.

To weight of appliance they are 30,7 kilos without the base, it has limited reflections from exterior lightings and dimensions 117,14x72,5x5,53 hundredth.

Exist regulations at ISFcc, a door USB and 3 doors HDMI, while it accepts from the USB appliance Wi-Fi Dongle.

To secret above [ap]΄ all are Skin Glass, that has brought the [emprosthio] glass almost on the plasma beehives in order to we create small thickness in the panel.

Exists probability from the LG we this year see Plasma only in the 50 and 60 inches. No in the 42!

IT SUPPORTS THE FOLLOWING ANALYSES

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The fact that LG presented 39 new LCD HDTVs today and only eight plasmas is telling of the times, but videophiles are just happy to still have the option to choose picture quality over features. For you Mr videophile, LG has eight new plasma models from 42-inches to 60-inches. The new TrueSlim frame has a bezel that is only .9-inches and wireless capabilities. The PK950 (pictured above) and PK750 both feature NetCast, which is LG's name for its streaming services that including Skype, Netflix, VUDU, YouTube, Napster DivX and Yahoo Widgets, while the rest of the line just features a network connection and DLNA. The Wireless Media Hub is available for all the models and allows you to place your HD sources up to 98-feet away without running wires. One last thing worth mentioning -- the rest is in the press release -- is that the PK950 incorporates a Magic Wand which is described as a Wii-like experience, but we sure hope old school remotes are supported as well.

LAS VEGAS, Jan. 6, 2010 – LG Electronics underscored its commitment to the plasma HDTV category with eight new models for 2010, led by the new LG INFINIA series, which represents the best in LG's design, technology and entertainment options.

Featuring new picture-enhancing technology and lightweight designs in a variety of screen sizes, four new plasma series – the INFINIA PK950 and PK750, as well as the PK550 and PJ350– were introduced today at the International Consumer Electronics Show, (Booth #8205).

Design and Picture Enhancement
LG has completely redesigned its plasma line for 2010, resulting in plasma sets that are slimmer and lighter than ever before. At only around two-inches in depth, the 2010 models are approximately 37 percent thinner than previous models and dramatically lighter. In the most extreme case, the weight of a 60-inch plasma HDTV was reduced by more than 40 percent to a svelte 95 pounds.

LG's new plasma series includes stunning new designs, such as the single-layer design of the PK750 and PK950, and the "TruSlim Frame" on the PK550 and PJ350 models, which boasts a bezel width of just 0.9-inches. Wireless capability contributes to the freedom of infinite entertainment possibilities.

Setting a new standard in picture quality, the PK750 and PK950 models have achieved THX Display Certification*. These models also feature 600Hz Sub-Field Driving, a protective "Skin Glass," Dual XD Engine and a TruBlack Filter to provide consumers with superior picture quality in a bright room. The 600Hz Sub-Field Driving improves moving picture response time using a 10 sub-field per frame driving process, ultimately offering consumers a clearer picture.

The Protective Skin Glass system reduces the gap between the outer glass and filter by 70 percent, virtually eliminating double imaging and helping to reduce glare. LG's exclusive Dual XD Engine facilitates up-conversion of standard definition content to near high-definition quality, so consumers can enjoy improved image quality with everything they watch. It also provides extremely accurate color reproduction. The incorporation of the TruBlack Filter reduces ambient light reflection, providing consumers with better black levels and improving contrast for a sharper and more detailed picture in a bright room.

"Plasma TV technology is still considered the gold standard of picture quality by discerning home theater enthusiasts," said Tim Alessi, director of product development, LG Electronics USA. "LG's 2010 plasma line combines new technology, such as the TruBlack Filter and superior color accuracy, with striking new designs that are slimmer, narrower and lighter, demonstrating LG's commitment to innovation in the plasma category."

Content and Connectivity
The PK950* and PK750* plasma series boast a connectivity package with a variety of entertainment options including NetCast Entertainment Access™. With this NetCast feature, consumers can access an array of online content options**:
• Skype™: Newly added in 2010, this allows consumers to make free video and voice calls over the Internet to family members and friends (Separate camera and other equipment needed and sold separately).
• Netflix™: Updated with Netflix 2.0, consumers can stream thousands of movies without a PC.
• VUDU™: Allows consumers to instantly buy or rent from an extensive library of movies and TV titles, including a catalog of more than 2,000 high-definition movies – with no monthly fees or additional hardware.
• YouTube™: Offers the ability to instantly stream millions of Web videos directly from the Internet (without a personal computer).
• Napster™: Napster subscribers can now enjoy unlimited on-demand streaming music from millions of songs on their NetCast TV.
• Yahoo! Widget Engine™: Enables access to various applications called TV Widgets that allow viewers to interact with popular Internet services and online media through applications specifically tailored to the needs of the watcher, such as up-to-the minute Yahoo! News, Weather and Finance, and new widgets, including CNBC, CBS and Showtime.

LG Electronics has incorporated the Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) technology across the full line of plasma models. This allows consumers to access content stored on other DLNA-certified devices within the home, such as computers, making content options almost limitless.

Providing easy options for connecting to the Internet, in addition to the wired Ethernet jack, all NetCast-enabled sets can also integrate into a wireless home network by using a USB wireless broadband adaptor (sold separately). Both PK950 and PK750 models support multi-media playback from a connected USB device including photos (JPEG), music (MP3) and video (DivX HD).

For greater convenience and flexibility in setup and installation, all LG Plasma series with NetCast offer wireless Full HD 1080p transmission from a "Wireless Media Hub" from up to 98 feet. Connecting source components, such as Blu-ray Disc players, cable or satellite boxes and video games to the media hub enables transmission to a compact receiver adaptor which attaches to the back of the TV, hidden from view. This eliminates the need for individual components to be connected directly to the TV, making for a clean and easy installation and removal of unsightly wires (Media Hub and receiver adaptor sold separately as a package).

Controls
LG's PK950 series also incorporates a unique "Magic Wand" remote system that provides an immersive interaction with the set. This "Magic" user interface brings together menus, component controls and even embedded games which can be accessed using a simple remote that combines minimal buttons and gestures to control the on-screen activity, mirroring a "Wii-like" experience.
Plasma Expansion
A founding member of the Plasma Display Coalition, LG also introduced two other series of plasmas this week at CES. The PK550 and PJ350 models offer consumers a 1080p and 720p plasma option respectively and do not compromise on features or design. Both series boast LG's TruSlim Frame, reducing the bezel width to only 0.9 inches, along with a slim 2-inch depth and the protective Skin Glass system for picture quality improvement. This is in addition to the many value-added core features found on virtually all LG HDTV products.

The PK550 Full HD 1080p series (available in 50-and 60-inch class sizes*) features a TruSlim Frame and slim profile for a clean, modern look. It also incorporates 600Hz Sub-Field Driving, Intelligent Sensor technology for energy savings and USB 2.0 for additional content viewing options.

The 720p PJ350 series (available in 42- and 50-inch class sizes*) also offers consumers the TruSlim Frame and slim profile for a clean, modern look, as well as 600Hz Sub-Field Driving in two display sizes. The USB 2.0 feature and three HDMI ports allow consumers to connect to a variety of entertainment devices.

Core Plasma Features
For easy self-calibration, all plasma lines feature LG's Picture Wizard II technology, which provides on-screen reference points for key picture quality elements, such as black level, color, tint, sharpness and backlight levels. Also included in the new plasma lines are ISFccc calibration options to deliver the level of calibration filmmakers intended viewers to see. Others include:
• Intelligent Sensor: Automatically calibrates and optimizes brightness, contrast, white balance and color, based on the brightness and color temperature of lighting in the room – thereby saving on energy output in most circumstances.
• Clear Voice II: An enhancement to Clear Voice, this feature customizes volume settings by 12 distinct voice zoom levels without diminishing other surrounding sounds, helping ensure consumers don't miss a single line of dialogue during action sequences.
• AV Mode II: Includes three AV modes preset to optimize picture and sound settings based on Cinema, Sports or Game content which can be easily set with the remote control.


*PK950 60-inch class size/60-inch diagonal
*PK750 60-inch class size/60-inch diagonal
*PK550 60-inch class size/60-inch diagonal
*PK550 50-inch class size/50-inch diagonal
*PJ350 50-inch class size/50-inch diagonal
*PJ350 42-inch class size/42-inch diagonal

* Specifications subject to change without notice.
* THX certification is pending final testing and approval by THX Ltd.

** Internet connection on subscriptions required and sold separately

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Yes, this press releases is pretty crazy, the shear number of LCD HDTVs is impressive enough, but the various models offer just about anything you could want. The top of the line LE9500 Series (pictured above) is LG's first LED 3D HDTV offering, but is also ultra slim with a 8.5mm bezel, has optional wireless HDMI set-back box, Local Dimming, 480Hz, THX Certification, NetCast (VUDU, Netflix, DLNA and just about every other streaming service including Skype). In fact the only bad aspect of the LE9500 is that it is only available in 47 or 55-inch variety. The lineups goes down from there and there's something for everyone and you'll just have to click on the press release to see all 39 options. One thing you won't find in the release is the price or availability, which seems to be the trend this year at CES.

LAS VEGAS, Jan. 6, 2010 – INFINIA, an innovative new family of LED LCD HDTVs from LG Electronics that delivers "freedom through infinite possibilities," highlights the company's 2010 lineup of LED LCD HDTVs introduced here today at the International Consumer Electronics Show (Booth #8205).

LG INFINIA HDTVs (the LE9500, LE8500 and LE7500 series) combine a slim design and thin bezel with enhanced connectivity and abundant content options. Leading the way to the ultimate home entertainment experience, the 55- and 47-inch class* LE9500 sets will be LG's first 3D-ready models available in the United States.

INFINIA is the flagship of LG's 41-model LED LCD HDTV line – six new series of LED LCD HDTVs and five new series of LCD HDTVs. Leading these introductions are two new LED technologies – Full LED Slim and LED Plus – that provide cutting-edge picture quality. The unique backlight structure on its Full LED Slim models (LE9500 and LE8500) allows for the INFINIA line's ultra-slim depth without sacrificing picture quality. Together, these features provide consumers with infinite possibilities in home entertainment.

"We're removing barriers to entertainment with very slim LED LCD TVs that couple wireless connectivity with the most access to online content," said Peter Reiner, senior vice president, marketing, LG Electronics USA. "With seamless connectivity and limitless content, LG INFINIA is resetting the standards for design and entertainment as LED LCD TVs are expected to grow to more than 20 percent of the market this year."

"Consumers will no longer have to compromise on picture quality in order to enjoy an ultra-slim design. Together this new Full LED Slim technology and our wireless connectivity options allow consumers to 'live borderless' with the ultimate in content access and convenient installation," Reiner added.

LG's new Full LED Slim technology elevates picture quality with a slim LED structure that supports detailed local dimming of up to 240 addressable segments (on the 55-inch class LE9500), resulting in an HDTV that provides the deeper black levels and uniform picture quality which typically could not be achieved on an ultra-thin set.

The LE9500 series cabinet depth is only .92 inches with a bezel width of only 8.5mm. LG's LED Plus technology (available on the LE7500 and LE5500 series), also improves picture quality and energy efficiency by adding a basic local dimming capability of up to 16 addressable segments.

The LE9500, LE8500 and LE7500 were all recognized with CES 2010 Innovations Awards, including the "Best of Innovations" distinction in the Online Audio/Video Content category for the LE9500.

Shattering Expectations
Broadening consumer entertainment options, LG's latest series of HDTVs affords consumers superior picture quality, advanced energy saving options and flexible access to content-on-demand. LG's LED LCD HDTVs challenge consumers' current perceptions of home entertainment by illustrating what's possible with superior display technology.

LG's Full LED Slim series (models LE9500 and LE8500) for example, join an elite group of LED LCD HDTVs that have achieved THX Display Certification* – the industry standard for having the correct gamma, luminance, and color temperature. This certification demonstrates that select series of LG HDTVs can recreate the cinema experience at home, making the picture resemble movie theatre quality. To date, LG is the only manufacturer who has attained this designation for LCD TV in the U.S. market. LG is also the first manufacturer to include the "THX Bright Room" setting on its LED LCD HDTVs. This new feature to the THX certification program optimizes the contrast, gamma and other settings for watching movies in rooms with a lot of ambient light.

LG's exclusive Full LED Slim technology includes detailed local dimming capability, but also enables the LE9500 and LE8500 to achieve a slim depth usually limited to conventional edge-lit models. This unique technology makes it possible for these two models to achieve the picture quality worthy of THX Display Certification and helps minimize the front bezel of the TV. This works with the single, edge-to-edge panel of glass to create a design, perfect for any home environment. Boasting a thin bezel of only 8.5mm, the LE9500 brings advanced technology into the home without being obtrusive. Available in 55-and 47-inch class sizes*, this series also incorporates TruMotion 480Hz for reduced motion blur during fast moving action sequences.

Connectivity
LG's full line of LED LCD HDTVs ― series LE9500, LE8500, LE7500, LE5500 and LE5400 (in screen sizes 32-inch class and above) ― boast a connectivity package with a variety of entertainment options, including NetCast Entertainment Access™. With NetCast, consumers can access the following content sites for an almost endless array of entertainment options**:
• Skype™: Newly added in 2010, this allows consumers to make free video and voice calls over the Internet to family members and friends (separate camera and other equipment needed).
• Netflix™: Updated with Netflix 2.0, consumers can stream thousands of movies without a PC.
• VUDU™: Allows consumers to instantly buy or rent from an extensive library of movies and TV titles, including a catalog of more than 3,000 high-definition movies – with no monthly fees or additional hardware.
• YouTube™: Offers the ability to instantly stream millions of Web videos directly from the Internet (without a personal computer).
• Napster™: Now Napster subscribers can enjoy unlimited on-demand streaming music from millions of songs on their NetCast TV.
• Yahoo! Widgets™: Enables access to various applications called TV Widgets that allow viewers to interact with popular Internet services and online media through applications specifically tailored to the needs of the watcher, such as up-to-the minute Yahoo! News, Weather and Finance, and new widgets, including CBS, Showtime and CNBC.

LG also has incorporated the Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) technology across the full line of LED models. DLNA allows consumers to access content stored on other DLNA-certified devices within the home, such as computers, making content options almost limitless.

Providing easy options for connecting to the Internet, in addition to the wired Ethernet jack, all NetCast-enabled sets can integrate into a wireless home network by using a USB wireless broadband adaptor (sold separately). All models with NetCast also support multi-media playback from a connected USB device including photos (JPEG), music (MP3) and video (DivX HD).

For greater convenience and flexibility in setup and installation, all HDTV series with NetCast also offer wireless Full HD 1080p wireless transmission from a "Wireless Media Hub" from up to 98 feet. Connecting source components, such as Blu-ray players, cable or satellite boxes and video games to the media hub enables transmission to a compact receiver adaptor, which attaches to the back of the TV, hidden from view. This eliminates the need for individual components to be connected directly to the TV, making for a clean and easy installation and removal of the unsightly wires (Media Hub and receiver adaptor sold separately as a package).

Controls
LG's LE9500 incorporates a unique "Magic Wand" remote system that provides an immersive interaction with the set. This "Magic" user interface brings together menus, component controls and even embedded games, which can be accessed using a simple remote that combines minimal buttons and gestures to control the on-screen activity, mirroring a "Wii-like" experience.


Energy Savings
Understanding consumers' desire for products that reduce their household energy costs, most of LG's LED and CCFL HDTVs have a variety of energy-saving features, such as Intelligent Sensor, to automatically calibrate and optimize brightness, contrast, white balance and color, based on the ambient light in the room, saving on energy output under most circumstances. Additionally, ISFccc calibration options allow consumers to work with a professional to set "day" and "night" levels for optimal viewing and brightness levels. All of LG's 2010 LED LCD series also qualify for ENERGY STAR® 4.0 certification.

In total, LG unveiled six new series of LED LCD HDTV models for consumers – creating a robust HDTV line up of advanced picture quality, wireless technology and diverse screen sizes. Full details on the series are below:

INFINIA LE9500 Series (47-, and 55-inch class sizes*) – Full HD 1080p HDTV features uni-layer design with ultra-slim (8.5MM) bezel, Full LED Slim technology with Local Dimming, TruMotion 480Hz and THX Display Certification. Also includes NetCast Entertainment Access, DLNA, wireless broadband ready capabilities, wireless HD ready and 2 USB ports.

INFINIA LE8500 Series (47-, and 55-inch class sizes*) – Includes all the same features of the LE9500 with the exception of the 3D capability, 8.5mm bezel and the Magic Wand remote control. It also features TruMotion 240Hz technology.

INFINIA LE7500 Series (42-, 47-, and 55-inch class sizes*) – Provides consumers with a Full HD 1080p experience, TruMotion 120Hz, and LED Plus technology for local dimming capability. With NetCast Entertainment Access, Wireless HD Technology content is easier to access than ever before without the fuss of too many cords.

LE5500 Series (22-, 26-, 42-, 47-, 55-inch class sizes*) – Includes TruMotion 120Hz, LED Plus Technology, and NetCast Entertainment Access. (Except 22- and 26-inch class sizes)
LE5400 Series (32-, 42-, 47, 55, 60-inch class sizes*) – Full HD 1080p HDTV series includes LED lighting, TruMotion 120Hz, NetCast Entertainment Access, Wi-Fi ready and two USB ports.

LE5300 Series (19-, 22-, 26-, 32-, 37-inch class sizes*) – Brings the slim profile of LED technology to smaller screen sizes. Thirty-two and 37-inch class sizes are Full HD 1080p and feature TruMotion 120Hz technology, while the 19-, 22- and 26-inch class sizes provide a 720p HD picture.

Broad LCD HDTV Lines
Expanding its line of LCD HDTV options, LG also introduced five new series of CCFL LCD HDTVs, which bring consumers a variety of technology, design, and energy-saving options. These series include:

LD650 Series (47- and 55-inch class sizes*) – A Full HD 1080p HDTV, this LCD HDTV series boasts TruMotion 240Hz performance for reduced motion blur. Other features include: NetCast Entertainment Access, USB Video DLNA, and Wireless-ready technology.

LD550 Series (32-, 42-, 46-, 52-, and 60-inch class sizes*) – Also a Full HD 1080p series, these HDTVs are equipped with TruMotion 120Hz. Other features include: NetCast Entertainment Access, USB Video, DLNA, and Wireless-ready technology.

LD520 Series (32-, 42-, 47- and 55-inch class sizes*) – Combines Full HD 1080p with TruMotion 120Hz performance with a variety of screen sizes.

LD450 Series (32-, 37-, 42-, 47-inch class sizes*) – A Full HD 1080p HDTV in a variety of sizes to fit almost any room in the home.

LD350 Series (19-, 22-, 26-, and 32-inch class sizes*) – Provides smaller screen sizes for consumers in a 720p HD model.
With class sizes ranging from 19- to 60-inches, LG's LCD HDTV models provide a variety of flat panel options for any room in the home ― most built with LG's four core technologies:
• Picture Wizard: Provides consumers with an easy-to-use seven-step calibration process that allows them to change picture settings without hiring an expert.
• Intelligent Sensor: Automatically calibrates and optimizes brightness, contrast, white balance and color, based on the brightness and color temperature of lighting in the room – thereby saving on energy output in most circumstances. (Excluding LD350 and LD450 series and the 19, 22, 26-inch class LE5300 models)
• Clear Voice II: An enhancement to Clear Voice, this feature customizes volume settings by 12 distinct voice zoom levels without diminishing other surrounding sounds, helping ensure consumers don't miss a single line of dialogue during action sequences.
• AV Mode II: Includes three AV modes preset to optimize picture and sound settings based on Cinema, Sports or Game content, which can be easily set with the remote control.

**Internet connection and subscriptions required and sold separately.

*55LE9500 55-inch class/54.6-inch diagonal
*47LE9500 47-inch class/47.0-inch diagonal
*55LE8500 55-inch class/54.6-inch diagonal
*47LE8500 47-inch class/47.0-inch diagonal
*55LE7500 55-inch class/54.6-inch diagonal
*47LE7500 47-inch class/47.0-inch diagonal
*42LE7500 42-inch class/42.0-inch diagonal
*55LE5500 55-inch class/54.6-inch diagonal
*47LE5500 47-inch class/47.0-inch diagonal
*42LE5500 42-inch class/42.0-inch diagonal
*60LE5400 60-inch class/59.5-inch diagonal
*55LE5400 55-inch class/54.6-inch diagonal
*47LE5400 47-inch class/47.0-inch diagonal
*42LE5400 42-inch class/42.0-inch diagonal
*32LE5400 32-inch class/31.5-inch diagonal
*37LE5300 37-inch class/37.0-inch diagonal
*32LE5300 32-inch class/31.5-inch diagonal
*26LE5300 26-inch class/26.0-inch diagonal
*22LE5300 22-inch class/21.6-inch diagonal
*19LE5300 19-inch class/18.5-inch diagonal
*55LD650 55-inch class/54.6-inch diagonal
*47LD650 47-inch class/47.0-inch diagonal
*60LD550 60-inch class/59.5-inch diagonal
*52LD550 52-inch class/52.0-inch diagonal
*46LD550 46-inch class/45.9-inch diagonal
*42LD550 42-inch class/42.0-inch diagonal
*32LD550 32-inch class/31.5-inch diagonal
*55LD520 55-inch class/54.6-inch diagonal
*47LD520 47-inch class/47.0-inch diagonal
*42LD520 42-inch class/42.0-inch diagonal
*32LD520 32-inch class/31.5-inch diagonal
*47LD540 47-inch class/47.0-inch diagonal
*42LD540 42-inch class/42.0-inch diagonal
*37LD540 37-inch class/37.0-inch diagonal
*32LD540 32-inch class/31.5-inch diagonal
*32LD350 32-inch class/31.5-inch diagonal
*26LD350 26-inch class/26.0-inch diagonal
*22LD350 22-inch class/21.6-inch diagonal
*19LD350 19-inch class/18.5-inch diagonal

* Specifications subject to change without notice.
* THX certification is pending final testing and approval by THX Ltd.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/01/06/lg-presents-39-new-lcd-hdtvs-most-with-netcast-some-with-3d/

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LG reveals Full HD 3D projector, Skype-enabled HDTVs and more at CES

The show floor finally opened up here in Vegas today, and just as we knew they would, the product announcements are flowing hot and heavy. LG's one of today's biggest players, unleashing a whole bevy of new kit that truly spans the gamut of consumer electronic sectors. Kicking things off is the CF3D, which is hailed as the planet's first Full HD, 3D single lens type projector. As for specs, you'll get 3D auto picture calibration, a twin engine, two HDMI 1.3 sockets, 300 ANSI lumens and a single USB input, while the XGA HX300G won't do much of anyone outside of traveling salespeople much good. Moving on, there's a little confirmation of the Skype news that we caught wind of yesterday; sure enough, a range of LG's NetCast-enabled HDTVs will ship with Skype capabilities, though it sounds as if you'll need to budget for a standalone camera. LG's also making official that Mobile DTV-supporting DVD player that we first spotted at the tail end of last year, which will be in stores later this year for around $249. There's plenty more to share on these -- as well as a good bit surrounding a legion of new monitors -- so hop on past the break if you just can't get enough.

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LG to ship HDTVs with WHDI wireless technology baked in

No one ever said you couldn't play both sides of the fence when it comes to wireless technologies, and it seems that LG is doing precisely that at CES. LG has previously shipped HDTVs with WirelessHD technology built in, but today the company is announcing a new partnership with AMIMON. The reason for the ruckus? The outfit is fixing to ship a wireless HDTV product line with second-generation WHDI technology built in, enabling 1080p content to be sent from a source to the HDTV sans wires over a 5GHz unlicensed band. Mum's the word on what sets will have WHDI baked in, but we'll be sure to dig up anything we can once the show floor opens up here in Vegas. In related news, 15 other companies have decided to drink the WHDI Kool-Aid, and you can read more on that whole shindig after the break.

LG Electronics Selects AMIMON for its Wireless HDTV Product line

LG Wireless Ready TV Product Line and Wireless HDTV Accessories are based on AMIMON's Wireless 1080p Solution

Las Vegas, NV January 6, 2010 – AMIMON, the market leader in wireless HDTV semiconductor solutions announced today that the new wireless-ready high-definition televisions and wireless HDTV accessories launched by LG Electronics are based on AMIMON's wireless 1080p solution.

LG's wireless HDTV product line are powered by AMIMON's second generation chipset, AMN2120/2220, enabling robust, high-quality wireless 1080p 60Hz in the 5GHz unlicensed band, both in the room and in between rooms through walls.

AMIMON and LG are among the promoters of the Wireless Home Digital Interface™ (WHDI™) industry consortium. WHDI, which is based on AMIMON's revolutionary video-modem technology, has been selected as a CES Innovations 2010 Design and Engineering Award honoree in the "Enabling Technologies" product category.

"AMIMON's wireless 1080p chipset continues to gain momentum in the market" said Dr. Yoav Nissan-Cohen, AMIMON's Chairman and CEO. "The high-quality wireless HDTV product line by LG will enable mass market adoption of WHDI technology."

Demonstrations of products using AMIMON's technology can be viewed at various locations in the Las Vegas Convention Center as well as at AMIMON's suite, No. 23121 at the Las Vegas Hilton (to coordinate a demonstration, e-mail [email protected]).

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WHDI Adds Major Companies as Contributors and Adopters

Haier, Maxim, Mitsubishi Electric and Toshiba among fifteen companies joining WHDI

CES, Las Vegas, NV – January 6, 2010 – WHDI LLC, the organization responsible for managing and licensing the WHDI™ (Wireless Home Digital Interface™) standard, today announced that WHDI has gained significant industry acceptance adding leading consumer electronics companies as WHDI contributors and adopters. The following companies have joined as WHDI Contributors: Haier, Maxim, Mitsubishi Electric and Toshiba. Additionally, the following companies have joined as WHDI Adopters: AmTRAN, Domo Technologies, Elmo, Gemtek, Gospell Smarthome Electronics, Hosiden, Murata, QMI, Seamon Science International, TDK, and Zinwell. These companies are in addition to the original WHDI Promoters: Amimon, Hitachi, LG Electronics, Motorola, Samsung, Sharp and Sony.

The WHDI standard delivers the wireless, multi-room distribution of high-quality HD video (full 1080p/60Hz HD with Deep Color at a distance of 100 feet and through walls), enabling consumers to build a wireless HD network connecting HD sources (STBs, Blu-ray players, PCs, mobile devices, game players, etc.) to TVs around the home. The WHDI standard ensures that by purchasing products with the WHDI logo consumers can easily connect devices from different manufacturers into one network to access all of their a/v content and games.

"After recently announcing the WHDI technical specification we are excited by the rapid industry acceptance of the WHDI standard," said Leslie Chard, president of WHDI LLC. "WHDI fills the clear need for a high quality and robust solution for the distribution of HD video in the home. No other standard can match WHDI's range, robustness and performance."

"The release of the WHDI specification, and addition of key CE companies are key steps toward enabling a WHDI ecosystem," said Noam Geri, Vice President of Marketing for Amimon, Ltd. "We anticipate that WHDI based products will begin hitting the market in Q3 2010."

The WHDI LLC will be exhibiting at the 2010 International CES show, which runs January 7-10 in Las Vegas. Demonstrations of the WHDI standard will be on display in WHDI LLC's suite, No. 23121, at the Las Vegas Hilton. (To coordinate a demonstration, e-mail [email protected].)

The WHDI standard has been selected as a CES Innovations 2010 Design and Engineering Award honoree in the "Enabling Technologies" category.

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http://www.lge.com/us/ces/index.jsp

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Mooi filmpje van de LED 9500 serie op de ces op www.hdplus.nl

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CES: LG introduceert dunne plasma-tv's
Door Pieter Molenaar, maandag 11 januari 2010 17:49

LG heeft op de CES enkele plasma-tv's gelanceerd. Het gaat in totaal om acht nieuwe modellen, verdeeld over vier series. De hoofdkenmerken van de nieuwe modellen zijn hun geringe dikte, smalle bezels en internetmogelijkheden.

Zoals verwacht en bevestigd door Rudirick de Jong, marketingmanager van LG Benelux, heeft LG op de CES zijn PK950-plasma-tv aangekondigd. Dit nieuwe topmodel, dat alleen in een 60"-variant verschijnt, wordt geleverd met een 'Magic Wand'-afstandsbediening, net als de eveneens op de CES aangekondigde LE9500 en LE8500, hdtv's met led-backlight. Bij de 'Magic Wand'-remote kan de tv met handbewegingen worden bediend.

De PK750 wordt onder de PK950 gepositioneerd en is ook alleen in een 60"-versie leverbaar. De PK750 wordt niet geleverd met afstandsbediening met bewegingssensor en dat lijkt, gezien de summiere informatie die LG over de plasma-tv-sets heeft vrijgegeven, ook het voornaamste verschil tussen de twee series te zijn.



Zowel de PK950 als de PK750 zijn ten opzichte van de voorgaande modellen flink afgeslankt. Zo heeft LG de diepte van de tv's ten opzichte van de 2009-modellen met 37 procent weten te verminderen naar ongeveer vijf centimeter, terwijl het gewicht met zestig procent afnam naar ongeveer 43kg. De twee high-end plasma-tv's zijn THX-gecertificeerd, voorzien van 600Hz-subframe-verversing en hebben twee XD Engine-chips voor de beeldverwerking en een nieuwe coating voor een dieper zwart. Ook verkleinde LG de afstand tussen paneel en glazen beschermlaag, waardoor reflecties en dubbele beelden tot een minimum beperkt zouden blijven, zo claimt de fabrikant.



Nieuw bij de twee 2010-plasmamodellen is de mogelijkheid om via het Netcast-systeem internet-content te bekijken. Via dat systeem kunnen diensten als Skype, Netflix, Vudu, YouTube en Napster benaderd worden, terwijl de Yahoo-widgetomgeving nog aanvullende online-mogelijkheden geeft. Om online te kunnen gaan, moet hetzij een wifi-dongle in de PK950 en PK750 worden gestoken, hetzij een ethernetkabel in de daarvoor aanwezige connector worden geprikt. De schermen ondersteunen dlna. Op de twee plasma-tv's kan een ontvanger worden aangesloten die streaming content kan ontvangen van een elders geplaatste Wireless Media Hub. Hierop kunnen de componenten op aangesloten worden.

Naast deze twee topmodellen introduceert LG in de loop van 2010 ook de PK550-plasma-tv, leverbaar in een 50"- en 60"-uitvoering, met een bezel van ongeveer 2,3cm breed. Terwijl deze serie een full hd-resolutie heeft, wordt bij de PJ350-serie een 720p-paneel gebruikt. De PJ350-serie is leverbaar in de beeldformaten 42" en 50".


Bron: http://tweakers.net/nieuws/64861/ces-lg-introduceert-dunne-plasma-tvs.html

[spijtebijt]

Ben benieuwd hoeveel dat moois mag gaan kosten. Op dit moment zijn in Engeland de 50 inch plasma's van LG erg goedkoop (900 pounds voor de 50ps8000, ook mooi ).

[Davey]

Zijn er al prijzen bekend van deze nieuwe beauties?

[skank1]

ook benieuwd naar deze modellen/ al enig idee wanneer ze leverbaar zijn?
en hoe ziet die pk 550 er uit?

[Neazy]

http://www.lge.com/us/ces/index.jsp

Hier staat oa de PK550

[skank1]

Hier staat oa de PK550

mooi strak !

[skank1]

prijzen?

ik dacht dat deze ook in maart gingen verschijnen niet?

[Davey]

Ik heb de 60PK550 gezien voor 1.875 dollar en de 50PK550 voor 1.200 dollar. Voor de PK750 en de PK950 kan ik geen prijzen vinden 

[skank1]

Ik heb de 60PK550 gezien voor 1.875 dollar en de 50PK550 voor 1.200 dollar. Voor de PK750 en de PK950 kan ik geen prijzen vinden 

LG heeft qua uiterlijk echt wel de mooiste modellen
die 750 heeft ook thx ondersteuning, de 550 niet
als die 750 nu ook gunstig is qua prijs, en goeie zwartwaardes heeft, is dit voor mij een winner

[Snutchz]

Schitterende panels  ..maar hoe zit 't met den beeldkwaliteit?  ..LG.... nog altijd huiverig...

[Major_Ton]

Schitterende panels  ..maar hoe zit 't met den beeldkwaliteit?  ..LG.... nog altijd huiverig...

Is ook een beetje mijn idee, maarrr... Hier wordt het 2009 model 50PS8000 érg goed getest!!!

http://www.avforums.com/reviews/LG-50PS8000-THX-Certified-50inch-Plasma-Review.html

Panasonic heb ik eigenlijk al afgeschreven wegens de prijzen van de 58" en grotere modellen. Samsung en LG staan nog op de auditie lijst. Alsmede de nieuwe Sony Monolith modellen (Die 60NX800 is echt bloedmooi om te zien, maarja... LCD hè??? ).

[Snutchz]

edit: benieuwd naar den KURO killer  ..de PS8000 is bij lange na nog niet spectaculair te noemen..

[kermy]

Is ook een beetje mijn idee, maarrr... Hier wordt het 2009 model 50PS8000 érg goed getest!!!

http://www.avforums.com/reviews/LG-50PS8000-THX-Certified-50inch-Plasma-Review.html

Panasonic heb ik eigenlijk al afgeschreven wegens de prijzen van de 58" en grotere modellen. Samsung en LG staan nog op de auditie lijst. Alsmede de nieuwe Sony Monolith modellen (Die 60NX800 is echt bloedmooi om te zien, maarja... LCD hè??? ).

Ik heb de test gelezen, maar buiten de uitermate positieve indruk van de vele instel menu's staan er toch wel dingen in die te denken geven.
Zoals het zwart niveau en het voortdurende retentie probleem, en zoek maar even op het www en je zal zien dat hoewel het probleem in de test iet wat gebagatelliseerd word de klanten er anders over denken.
Ook ik vind de LG's schitterend, maar iets wat 20 minuten nodig heeft om te verdwijnen daar kan ik niet mee leven.
Ik hoop dat ze dit in de nieuwste serie eindelijk eens opgelost hebben, dan heb ook ik er een kandidaat bij buiten de panasonic.
gelukkig ben ik nog niet aan vervanging toe van mijn TH50PY70, maar dat de vervanger een slag groter word staat al wel vast en dan zijn de prijzen van LG zeer aantrekkelijk, nu dat probleem nog oplossen en ze gaan op de wenslijst.
Met vriendelijke groet,


Kermy

[skank1]

welk probleem?

[kermy]

welk probleem?

Als je gelezen had dan had je waarschijnlijk begrepen dat "probleem" slaat op retentie.
Met vriendelijke groet,


Kermy

[skank1]

Als je gelezen had dan had je waarschijnlijk begrepen dat "probleem" slaat op retentie.
Met vriendelijke groet,


Kermy

en wat bedoel je daar juist mee?

[skank1]

net prijs gevonden van LG 50pk950

deze kost in belgie 1189 euro !!!! aub !