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Daniel Gibbs Daniel Gibbs is the founder and chief editor of HDTVreviewlab.com. An avid home theatre enthusiast and lover of tech gadgets, Daniel spends a lot of his time reviewing new HDTVs and also editing HDTVreviewlab.com news articles.
It used to be that there was a chasm in terms of cost and quality between the top-of-the-range televisions for the wealthy, and the average sets for the rest of us. Nowadays, technology has improved so much that it’s not difficult to get a snazzy TV on a small budget. High street stores like Currys [...]
Editor’s Rating The Samsung UN60D8000 belongs to Samsung’s class of Smart TVs, the company’s term for its connected HDTVs which were first announced at the 2011 CES early this year. Aside from being equipped with the Smart Hub, one of the most advanced HDTV connectivity suites today, the UN60D8000 also offers flawless 3D operation, a [...]
Editor’s Rating Amidst the emergence of new LED technologies, local dimming panels continue to offer the best performance in the LED HDTV market, and the LG Infinia models are some of the best available. The LG Infinia 55LE8500, in particular, is one of LG’s top products for 2011, offering excellent picture quality while staying slim. [...]
Editor’s Rating The Samsung PN59D8000 is part of Samsung’s high-end Plasma HDTV series for 2011, equipped with Samsung’s Crystal Full HD engine and a bunch of other advanced features, all of which make it one of the best Plasma HDTVs in the market today. Design Slim and seamless are not exactly words used to describe [...]
Editor’s Rating Announced at the 2011 CES together with the flagship D8000 series, the D7000 series is Samsung’s less expensive class of edge-lit LED HDTVs – a trio headed by the Samsung UN60D7000, giving consumers picture quality equal to that of a top-of-the-line HDTV but at a more affordable price. Design In keeping with the [...]
Editor’s Rating Offering a nice balance between price and function, the mid-range Panasonic VIERA TC-P65ST30 hopes to appeal to budget conscious yet discriminating consumers who are on the market for reasonably priced plasmas. With a look that is vaguely similar to its more expensive cousins in the Panasonic 2011 lineup, the TC-P65ST30 definitely deserves not [...]
The wealthy set in Europe and the US have another reason to be excited, as the ultra high-end Bang & Olufsen Beovision 4-85 3DTV designed to be the centerpiece of ‘intelligent homes’ is now available exclusively for people who have the floor space for huge screens and who are keen on splurging on really pricey [...]
The recently concluded Society for Information Display (SID 2011) Display Week in Los Angeles brought together a wide array of interesting and really impressive innovations geared for the display industry. From a new 3D approach that combines passive and active technologies to cutting-edge backlighting that eliminates most of the optical layers that make up most [...]
Leading consumer electronics maker Samsung – via its subsidiary Nouvoyance – created a first of its kind prototype HDTV that consumes much less electricity than any TV currently available in the market. The prototype merged the best features of three distinct technologies from legacy LCDs to achieve the breakthrough results that allows dramatic power savings [...]
As the battle heats up between the contending active shutter (AS) and passive patterned retarder (PR) 3D technologies in the HDTV industry, leading manufacturer Samsung has proposed an alternative that combines the good points of both current 3D implementations in a new stereoscopic TV technology in partnership with RealD. Samsung says the new technology will [...]
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