Showing posts with label tv. Show all posts
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TV cushion

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Why curl up in front of the TV when you can snuggle down on it? TV is part of the latest cushion collection from Henriette Hyldgaard, the design force behind Danish newcomers NEON LIVING.


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Panasonic unveils world's largest TV

Tuesday, January 8, 2008

A 150-inch high-definiton plasma TV unveiled by Panasonic is the world's largest to date, the Japanese consumer electronics company claimed Monday at the International Consumer Electronics Show.


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The 9 Most Spin-Off Worthy Comedy Characters

Saturday, August 11, 2007






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Fujitsu’s jumbo 231in display

Wednesday, August 8, 2007


The Super Frontech Vision LD is not, strictly speaking, a TV set but it may as well be, given that it has all the inputs, including DVI, 16 million colors and a brightness of 5,000 candelas per square meter. Admittedly, the resolution is only 512 x 288 LED pixels, which is probably why you need to stand at least 5m away to view it.

Still, that 231in diagonal measurement is bound to get the screen noticed, which is why Fujitsu has just started selling it to advertising companies, train networks and funfair operators.

The price? Well, the if-you-have-to-ask rule definitely applies, but we can tell you that you won’t get any change out of ¥63 million ($520,000). Fortunately, there’s a 116in model available for around a quarter of that price

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Reveal Your TV By Voice – PlasmaRiser TV

Wednesday, August 1, 2007


PlasmaRiserTM is a professional enclosure that has been designed to easily store and move Plasma & LCD Screens in both professional and commercial applications. Utilising our unique twin actuator patented design, the enclosure offers a reliability not usually associated with domestic type designs. PlasmaRiserTM is extremely portable, quick and easy to set up. The Riser can be customised in specific colours and branded as part of an overall marketing strategy.