Dear RemixCitizens all around the world!

I trust you are all doing well and if not I hope you will soon.

Serendipitously I came across 3 Panasonic products at a new friend's I thought would be perfect to share with
my RemixCity LiHD family.

As you can see two of them below: A Panasonic Toughbook and a massive 50 plus inch Panasonic display, yes a monitor not a TV! Awesome right? Of course with the LiHD website front & center!

The beauty of the three Panasonic devices coming to my friend is that they were based on quality of device not even brand affinity or anything else. The laptop: "Great, it's durable, it works." the display "works for me". The HDTV "was the best deal at the store, I don't even know what brand it is.", well, it too is Panasonic.

 

 

 

So my dear LiHD

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A press release from Displaybank predicts that by 2013, more than 86% of all plasma HDTVs sold will be 3D-ready. As the press release points out, it’s easier for plasma to support 3D than it is for LCD technology, because plasma has an innate advantage with its much higher switching speed. The result is that the incremental cost for 3D support should be less for plasma than LCD.

On the other hand, 3D exacerbates the plasma disadvantage of being not as bright as LCD, on average. 3D effectively cuts the light output, and you get less than half as much light as a result. This won’t be a problem for rooms where you can control the ambient lighting, but if you have a room with lots of windows, LCD may still be a better choice for you than plasma.

by computer repair hobart

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ValueElectronics, a NorthEast region professional electronics installer has held annual shoot-outs for the past 3 years. They recently (Sept 11) did a comparison between various HD TVs (Plasma, LCD, and LED) attended by several independent review sites. Well, the result was no surprise to us:

Panasonic's TC-P58VT25 has been crowned the 2010 King of HDTV

To watch a video of the shootout, and see the contestants and results, visit:

http://www.valueelectronics.com/

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

AOC L32H961 32 Inch 1080p LCD HDTV

 Review By Stuart Feibusch : Editor PC NEWS

When I reviewed the AOC L32W961 (July 2009) it was AOC's best 32-inch HDTV. It compared very favorably to some more expensive 32-inch LCD HDTVs. http://www.livinginhd.com/nysoftwareman/blog/2009/06/30/the_best_deal_in_hdtv_gets_better  With their new L32H961 HDTV, AOC now introduces their first 32-inch full 1080p HDTV. It's basically the same fine TV as the L32W961.The remote and menus have stayed the same. However the AOC L32H961 does have a few notable new features.

Visually, the LH32961 is what you would expect of an AOC HDTV. It's a thirty two inch black matte 16:9 LCD screen surrounded by a high gloss black bezel with a swivel stand. On the top left of the

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AOC L32W961 - The Best HDTV Deal Gets Better

Review By : Stuart Feibusch  NYCSOFTWAREMAN@aol.com

When AOC first came out with last years L32W861 32" , 720p HDTV . aochdtvreview.blogspot.com/2009/04/aoc-3... There weren't any other HDTV's in that price range that came close to its picture quality. It matched up well against more expensive 32",720p LCD HDTVs . However as the LCD prices dropped other companies started coming out with HDTV's that offered more in the way of features. With this new 32" HDTV 720p model AOC not only improves on picture quality. But it now offers advanced new features usually found only in the higher priced HDTVs. It does all this while keeping the same low retail price of $450.00.What I really like about AOC, is they don't put out several different 32"

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AOC HDTV has another winner !

AOC L32W961 - The Best HDTV Deal Gets Better Review By: Stuart Feibusch EDITOR @ PC NEWS nycsoftwareman@aol.com When AOC first came out with last years L32W861 32" , 720p HDTV . aochdtvreview.blogspot.com/2009/04/aoc-3... There weren't any other HDTV's in that price range that came close to its picture quality. It matched up well against more expensive 32",720p LCD HDTVs . However as the LCD prices dropped other companies started coming out with HDTV's that offered more in the way of features. With this new 32" HDTV 720p model AOC not only improves on picture quality. But it now offers advanced new features usually found only in the higher priced HDTVs. It does all this while keeping the same low retail price of $450.00.What I really like

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Forget the DVDs, otherwise you may find yourself far from getting the highest mode of entertainment. Of course, we were right until recently when we used to think that nothing can beat our DVDs as far as the best entertainment appliance is concerned. Of course the sound and picture quality of a DVD was free from any direct visible challenge. But as we see that nothing is immobile in the world of technology, a new miracle happened in digital video players technology. The inventors called it Blue-Ray. These Blue-Rays are well set to replace the DVD players as the most prominent source of video watching. To bring the DVDs to the threshold of extinction, not only its advanced mechanism and much improved storage capacity will play a significant role, but the increasing popularity of HDTVs...

If you get your TV signal from satellite or cable, invest in a small indoor digital antenna so you can get a signal when the satellite or cable service is out.

This is especially true in areas with frequent storms or bad weather.

Use a surge suppressor with your system and plug all of the interconnected components into it.

If your TV is mounted on a wall and has a separate power plug, make sure that the outlet has a surge suppressor built in.