You have seen the 150-inch Panasonic LCD, there’s actually a 132-inch TV also. It is from Lancer and this big TV will cost 1/10 the price ($15,500). Meaning to say this display is intended for commercial purposes only ~ like basketball stadiums and Times Square. More pictures after the jump. Read more…

Wow! Panasonic has shown their new 150-inch plasma display at the CES 2008. It is known as the world’s largest now. It features 2160 x 4096 resolutions and 1080p support. Start saving your money now as it will be available five years from now. Video after the jump. Read more…

It will be fun when you play those strategy games with this plasma TV. Not sure what model is this, but looks like NEC branded. By the way, girls are playing action games nowadays. One more shot after the jump. Read more…

Philips presents their new 132″ display at the IFA that can display 3D pictures without using those 3D glasses. It’s not a “single gigantic flat panel display”, but a combination of nine 42-inch displays on a 3 x 3 grid. With the WOWvx 3-D technology, it tricks your eyes and brain into thinking they’re seeing depth within the room-sized frame. There’s a special lenticular lens device equipped on each of the nine displays and there’s also a sophisticated digital signal processing software and hardware hidden behind the screen. Read more…

Here are some shots of Philips Aurea Flat TV from Aving. Remember Aurea TV? Philips is showing off their Aurea TV at the IFA 2007. It creates an immersive, ambient viewing experience. A short film made exclusively for Philips to show on the Aurea TV, film titled “There’s only one Sun” by acclaimed director Wong Kar Wei. More pictures after the jump.
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Wow! Sharp has unveiled a LCD TV that measures only 20mm thick. It was described by its president as “experimental”. Pictures and specs after the jump.
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Samsung has unveiled two new PAVV TeleVisions from the Bordeaux range in Korea, the LN40 and 46F81BD (40 and 46 inches). They both feature 25000:1 ratio, Full HD resolution and 1080p24, HDMI, 120Hz chipset and from 60 to 120 images per second. The televisions come with an integrated System Link technology which offers the possibility to connect to the net. More pictures after the jump.
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JVC is showing-off their 110″ rear projection TV that boasts 1080p full high definition at Finetech. Features low power consumption of 220W, constrast ratio of 5,000 to 1, and a female-to-TV ratio of 7:1. You can head to Japan this December to get one and it will costs you $50,500.

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Here’s a TV encased in wood, erm… this got nothing to do with Gresso, it is LG new range of plasma display. The biggest size will be the 60″ full HD 1080p model that will retail for €7,360 in Korea. There are four more models besides the 60″, they are the 32″ and 42″ LCDs, and 42″ and 50″ plasma display panels. They all feature the TruM technology which provides better quality compared to the previous generation of TVs.

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That’s nice, wish to have one of this in my room. Hannspree has a wide LCD TVs that come encased with different type of objects. Now here’s the latest TV set from Hannspree called the HAANSfries. It has a 10 inch display and a remote control that comes in a shape of a ketchup package. Head to Hannspree site if you wish to get one of this HAANSfries TV.

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