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With the biggest sporting event on earth starting in just few days, the FIFA World Cup 2010- are you ready to watch the event live from your home? Why not, with so many HDTV models available on the market, its so easy to grab a live experience just sitting at home. But if you are planning… Continue reading
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America’s First 4G Phone, HTC EVO 4G is all set to release on June 4 loaded with leading features Including Access to two-way Mobile Video Chat on 3G and 4G, Simultaneous Voice and Data and HD Video Capture. Officially Sprint Evo 4G will be available for $200 (with contract).
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If you are wondering to shop for a Digital Camera, here is our product for the month: Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W370. It comes with a super 14-megapixel resolution, a 7x zoom lens, a 3-inch LCD, supports 720p HD movie capture, simple to operate and has an HDMI output for quickly connecting to an HDTV. What more- and all this… Continue reading
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LG at its annual show in New York unveiled its SL80 and SL90 HDTV, both are ultraslim model but SL90 is an LED and still a prototype. These two models will surely give LG a new boost as 95 percent of LED market in U.S.A is already captured by Samsung.
LG calls its latest model as “borderless” design and can… Continue reading
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Samsung unveiled its latest 8500 series of LED HDTVs which is claimed to have 7,000,000:1 contrast ratio. Samsung has already captured 95 percent of LED TV market in U.S.A in the first half of the year.
Available in 46 inches and 55 inches the 8500 series boast 2ms response time and 200Hz processing powered by Samsung’s Auto Motion Plus… Continue reading
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Samsung’s most anticipated HDTV Luxia is now available in the market with starting price of $2300 for 40 inch Luxia 6000 series.
Luxia is the thinnest model yet announced, trouncing JVC’s 32in backlit Full HD LED TV, which measures portly 7mm thick in comparison. JVC’s may still be the lightest however at five kilos, making it a strong contender for fans of wall-mounted sets.
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