Now you can get full 1080p HD without the mess of wires. The FPT5094 includes a wireless home A/V center that enables wireless communication between the FPT5094 and components, like your DVD player, cable/satellite box, etc., connected to the wireless center.
This television’s connections - with three HDMI jacks, two component video inputs - were moved from the back of the TV to the back of the separate wireless base station. As a result, the only wire coming from the panel is the power cord. This could potentially save hundreds of dollars in installation fees if you want to wall-mount your FPT5094 because not having to run interconnects through the wall makes wall installation much simpler.

Conventional Plasma HDTVs use 10-bit color processing that produces up to 1.07 billion colors. But Samsung has taken HDTV Plasma to the next level with sets that have 18-bit color processing. These technologically advanced color processing methods can produce astonishing natural, true-to-life colors. It also aids in video signal processing of analog sources to ensure a more natural and vivid picture.

When it comes to reliability, you can count on the Samsung FPT5094 Plasma HDTV. That’s because it is held up to the highest of standards when it comes to quality and longevity. Samsung Plasma HDTVs last 60,000 hours to half-brightness.
A 15-watt per channel built-in audio amplifier powers the FPT5094’s integrated stereo speakers. This TV also features SRS TruSurround XT. TruSurround is a patented SRS technology that solves the problem of playing 5.1 multichannel content over two speakers. TruSurround delivers a compelling, virtual surround sound experience through the two-speaker internal playback system.

Panasonic’s TH50PH10UK Professional HDTV series achieves picture quality that gets the point across in a clear, colorful way. The TH50PH10UK displays a maximum of 29 billion colors. 16-bit processing produces 3,072 shades of gradation.The high contrast ratio of up to 10,000:1 ensures rich blacks and stunning whites. All of the technology comes wrapped in a smooth black exterior that looks good whether it’s on or off. Impress your co-workers, students, or business partners with this high definition TV.

Using reliable, professional equipment like this plasma HDTV prepares you for success. The Progressive Cinema Scan (3:2 Pulldown) achieves faithful movie reproduction through an analog-to-digital conversion. The widescreen 16:9 width-to-height aspect ratio projects movies the way directors intended. Add the unique professional features like weekly command timer, dual picture mode, digital zoom, and a built-in video wall image enlarger, plus more, and you’re on your way to a triumphant presentation.

The TH50PH10UK 50″ size is adaptable to any sized room. Plus you can choose from various energy-saving functions like DPMS, auto power off, power save mode, and more. All of these features grant this plasma an ENERGY STAR, which means it passes rigorous government standards for saving energy.

The TH50PH10UK comes standard with PC Input, Audio Input (for PC), Serial Control (RS-232C) Input, BNC Component Video/RGB Input and Audio Input, BNC Composite Video Input, S-Video Input, and Audio Input (for Video). There is an available slot for an optional terminal board. Or, you can remove the standard boards and mount up to three optional boards.

Toshiba Corp of Japan has delayed the development of ultra-thin OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) TVs, because of the high costs associated with mass production.Its plan to develop a 30in OLED TV for sale in 2009 has been abandoned. However, the company still plans to produce small OLED displays for mobile phones in 2008.

The company hasn’t cancelled its OLED TV plans completely - it will keep an eye on the market and would consider restarting development if it becomes commercially viable to do so.

Toshiba is concerned about the higher power consumption of OLED TVs. On a 30in model, this is up to three times more than the power consumption of an LCD panel of the same size.

Toshiba is also concerned about the production costs of the OLED panel for the 30in model, which was being developed by TMD.

Lower cost production technology is expected to be available around 2010, which would help make OLED TVs more cost-effective to manufacture.

Sony has already released an OLED TV and Samsung is planning to 14in OLED TVs by 2010.

HD Televisions featuring HDMI and 1080p support: the LW-2200AHU (22 inches) and the LW-2600AHU (26 inches).
The 22 inch model displays a strange 1680×1050 resolution (mostly used on PC monitors), along with a 1000:1 contrast, 300cd/m2 brightness, and 5ms response.The 26 inch version uses the standard 1366×768 HD Ready resolution, which means a smaller resolution on a bigger screen, and 800:1, 400cd/m2 + 8ms.Prices are set around 340 to 430€.

The FPT5884 delivers full 1080p high-definition resolution. Its Ultra FilterBright anti-reflection display filter helps ensure you’ll see a bright, vibrant picture even in brightly lit conditions.

The FPT5884 is powered by 18-bit processing, which helps the set show deep blacks, clean whites, and stunning detail no matter the color in-between.Audio is another area where the FPT5884 shines. The set features SRS TruSurround XT, a technology that simulates a movie theater experience in your own living room.Conventional Plasma HDTVs use 10-bit color processing that produces up to 1.07 billion colors. But Samsung has taken HDTV Plasma to the next level with sets that have 18-bit color processing. These technologically advanced color processing methods can produce astonishing natural, true-to-life colors. It also aids in the video signal processing of analog sources to ensure a more natural and vivid picture.

A 10-watt per channel built-in audio amplifier powers the FPT5884’s integrated stereo speakers. This TV also features SRS TruSurround XT. TruSurround is a patented SRS technology that solves the problem of playing 5.1 multichannel content over two speakers. TruSurround delivers a compelling, virtual surround sound experience through the two-speaker internal playback system.

Humax is launching the LGB32-DST, a 32in LCD TV, adding to its range of models which come in sizes from 19 to 40 inches. The 32 inch version will be available in time for Christms.The glossy, black model features dual HDMI slots, allowing users to connect multiple HD-ready DVD players, games consoles or set-top boxes without the need for swithchers.

The model is ready for the digital switchover with its integrated digital Freeview tuner. This gives viewers access to more than 50 Freeview TV and radio channels without having to purchase a separate set-top box.

Other features include a seven day EPG; digital text and interactive services; Dolby Digital audio output; advanced colour enhancement and four AV inputs.

The Humax LGB32-DST 32-inch LCD TV is priced at £499 in the UK.

The 50PY3D LG plasma flat panel offers 50 inches of full 1080p high definition. You can watch your favorite programs in HD with the deep blacks and vibrant colors that plasma televisions are known for. The native 1920 x 1080p resolution on the 50PY3D provides the most detailed resolution currently possible. Three HDMI connections mean you can hook up to your high-tech components and enjoy HD audio and video through a single cable. LG’s proprietary features like the XD Engine, SimpLink, and image sticking minimization make life with this 50″ plasma screen even better.

Six distinct processes contribute to picture improvement. But whats important to know is that LG’s XD Engine takes the low resolution of analog signals to near HD levels by improving brightness, contrast, and detail. It also reduces signal noise, which is a common trouble-maker for image quality. Since this technology attacks both aspects of analog signal issues, the overall result is cinema-like high resolution images on your 1920 x 1080p plasma screen.

The 50PY3D already provides the convenience and future proofing of HDMI. It also adds LG SimpLink technology so all your LG products can work together that much more easily. SimpLink allows for convenient control of other LG SimpLink products using the existing HDMI connection. So your LG television can talk to your LG Blu-ray Disc player with minimal involvement from you.