Sharp introduces at the CES 2010 its AQUOS LC-60E88UN, a 240Hz 60-inch LCD HDTV. It utilizes the Sharp’s Full HD 1080p X-Gen LCD panel with UV2A technology and 10-bit processing and combines it with 240Hz Fine Motion Advanced technology to provide clear, high definition image.
The Sharp AQUOS LC-60E88UN has four HDMI inputs as well as PC input, component, s-video and RS-232C.
Sharp Aquos LC-60E88UN LCD HDTV will be available in February 2010 but the price is not available yet.
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Vizio adds two new models, the 19-inch VM190XVT and 23-inch VM230XVT to its Razor LED HDTV lineup. Both new HDTVs are equipped with Vizio’s Razor LED-backlight technology and offer 20,000:1 contrast ratio and 300 nits of brightness.
The Vizio VM190XVT and VM230XVT has Razor Thin stylng at less then 1-inch thick. The 23-inch Vizio VM230XVT features Full HD 1920×1080p resolution. These LED-backlit HDTVs include Illuminated Touch Controls, Ambient Lighting, SRS TruVolume, SRS TruSurroundHD and support for digital photo viewing via USB port.
The VM190XVT and VM230XVT are priced at $349.99 and $399.99 respectively.
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Honeywell launches the Altura LE series LCD HDTVs, which is available in up to 82-inch screen size. Honeywell’s Altura 82-inch model features a 1920×1080p Full HD
resolution, 120,000:1 contrast ratio, 600cd/m2 brightness, and 178-degree viewing angle. It comes witn integrated NTSC/ATSC tuner.
The Altura LE series supports SRS, Dolby Digita, MTS/SAP audio output. It has three HDMI inputs, and a VGA, two component, a S-video and a composite inputs. There is also a USB connector.
The Honeywell Altura LE series is also available in 57-inch, 65-inch, and 70-inch screen sizes.
Mitsubishi announced the availability of its LaserVue L65-A90, the world’s first laser-powered TV. The LaserVue L65-A90 is a 65-inch laser HDTV that can offer two times the color(1) of many of today’s HDTVs but consuming less power.
Mitsubishi LaserVue L65-A90 features an 10-inch Ultra Thin Frame. It features 1080p full HD rersolution, Smooth 120Hz refresh rate, 500 nits of brightness and x.v. Color.
The 65-inch LaserVue L65-A90 laser HDTV is priced at $6,999.
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Philips presents a new 52-inch Quad Full Autosteroscopic 3D HDTV at a 3D event in Hollywood. Philips’ 3D HDTV is able to offer 3,840 x 2,160 resolution.
The Quad 3D TV’s large collection of pixels produce images take advantage of the same ol’ right-left human optical trick, and its speed slaps the images together at once. This creates a large viewing angle (160 degrees) and a very high image contrast. Otherwise, the images wouldn’t pop out of the screen — they’d look transparent and uselessly weak.
Mitsubishi is going to ship at the end of this month its 65-inch LaserVue HDTV. This LaserVue 65-inch HDTV is based on laser technology that uses an array of red, green, and blue lasers to project its image onto the screen.
LaserVue Laser TV offers a color gamut over 200% NTSC standard with a lower power consumption of below 200 watts.
The retail price of the LaserVue 65-inch will be $6,999.
LG presents the PG6900 series Plasma HDTV with integrated 160GB hard drive. The LG PG6900 is available in 42-inch and 50-inch models. Both of them features HD resolution, a 30,000: contrast ratio, DVB-T digital tuner and analog tuner, 100Hz refresh rate and three HDMI 1.3 connectors.
