Crave Ever heard of a super computer in an HDTV? Toshiba has released fresh juicy details on its Cell processor-powered LCD TV ahead of the Japan Ceatec 2009 tech fair. The ...
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Blogs Maxis brought the IP Phone for testing. The phone has an Ethernet line plugged directly into my optical modem. So far, it's great. Works just like a regular phone. Has its ...
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Features The race for the thinnest display is on. Here're the latest contenders that will earn you bragging rights in the aesthetics department.
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Blogs Samsung 40B690 and Panasonic P42G10 are among the top LCD and plasma HDTVs sold in Iran for budgets of around US$1,600 in 40- to 42-inch sizes. I've briefly compared these models ...
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Review The KDL-40V5500 belongs to the midrange V-series Bravia LCD TVs and comes with a rich feature set for its class. These include DLNA network multimedia playback, Integrated Digital TV (IDTV) and four HDMI inputs. In addition, Sony has upgraded its inbuilt video-processing engine to the latest Bravia...
Crave Engadget snapped a rather interesting shot of a next-generation IPS-Alpha LCD TV from the Panasonic Ceatec booth. It was set up beside a comparable 2008 panel with a notable contrast ...
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Crave (Photo credit: CNET Asia) For a company which just recently entered our radar, iiView sure has ambitious plans. Apart from making news with its MacBook Air-like Netbook, the Singapore-based vendor has ...
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Crave How does S$2,299 sound for a 40-inch LED-backlit LCD TV? Given that a similar-size LED-edgelit panel from Samsung will cost at least S$3,499, the Sharp Aquos LC-40LE700M certainly comes across ...
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Review This Samsung 32-incher is a full-HD LCD TV that looks exquisite and features an abundance of functions including online functionality for a relatively reasonable sum of S$1,599. And things only get better when you turn it on.
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This review is based on evaluations conducted by our...
Crave The Mitsubishi BHR300-series LCD TV is ahead of the curve, featuring an integrated digital video recorder (DVR). This is implemented via both a Blu-ray disc drive and 320GB harddisk to ...
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Crave We've been poring over the filings with the FCC for some evidence about Creative's new touchscreen portable media player. We even politely knocked on Creative's door, but unfortunately we weren't ...
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Features High-refresh-rate HDTVs are becoming increasingly affordable, but are they worth the extra premiums? We take a closer look.
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Features Is it worth paying a premium for the latest 240Hz models over their 120Hz counterparts? Consider these pros and cons before you part with your cash.
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Features Many big TV manufacturers are pushing LED-lit TVs as the latest and greatest flatscreen technology. But just what are these panels and what should you know about them?
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Review The Sharp Aquos LC-46A77M is second only to the company's flagship LED-backlit LCD TV in its 2009 HDTV lineup. This model offers a substantial dynamic contrast enhancement compared with past-generation Aquos, promising stepped-up picture quality to match its new facade. It also packs a high 100Hz...
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