LG Korea today launches its new LCD HDTVs from its XCanvas LH30FD series that consists of a 47 inch, 42 inch and 32 inch LCD HDTVs. All of them boast a Cinema Color technology that offers the best Video quality and color contrast. LG also aimed to provide a series of TV capable to reduce up to 70% its power consumption. No word on pricing at this time.

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Watch satellite TV on PC, TV or Free Satellite Television? This is a question of choice but not on equal grounds since each have its strengths and weaknesses. According to a national wide survey, an average American probably spends more than 16% of his time in an entire year watching TV. This translates to about two months in a year which is more than half the time we spend on sleeping. Another staggering fact is more than two-thirds of American homes own more than three TV sets. TV is part of American culture. You need a new tv for this ?

Sharp today announced the latest E-Series LCD for the US market with size going up to 65 inch and devised within the E77U series and E67U Series. These LCDs offer HD quality and features Sharp’s ASV screen technology. The price ranges from $899.99 to $4,499.99.

The NEC MultiSync LCD2690W2-BK-SV (26-inch) and LCD3090W-BK-SV (30-inch) displays come bundled with the SpectraView color calibration sensor and software. The company offers the SVII-PRO-KIT as an accessory for select NEC LCD displays and includes the new color measurement sensor and SpectraViewII calibration software. The SVII-PRO-KIT retails for $329. Meanwhile, the SpectraViewII software (SVII-SOFT) is also sold separately at an estimated street price of $104.99. The NEC MultiSync LCD2690W2-BK-SV (26-inch) and LCD3090W-BK-SV (30-inch) displays are priced at $1,449 and $2,449, respectively.

Sharp today announced the latest E-Series LCD for the US market with size going up to 65 inch and devised within the E77U series and E67U Series. These LCDs offer HD quality and features Sharp’s ASV screen technology. The price ranges from $899.99 to $4,499.99

Samsung will unveil a 6.5mm thin LED backlit TV panel at the CES 2009 this week. The new ultra-thin Samsung LED TV panel supports a 240Hz refresh rate and Wide Color ControlPro promising a wider spectrum of colors. No word on pricing or availability so far.

The Prime TW215FHD features a 21.5’’ LCD Panel size with a resolution of 1,920×1,080, as well as 2HDMI Input, two stereo speakers (1.5Wx2), and provides a contrast ratio of 1,000:1 (up to 5,000:1 with the DCR), a brightness of 300cd/m², and a response time of 5ms.

It will cost around 24,800 Yen (200€).

This 3D LED Video Wall has a screen width of 3.84m and is able to combine all four displays to turn this into a 360 inch 3D display. I am sure most of us can’t purchase this giant screen because of its super expensive price tag. For your info, the LEDs that are used for this screen are from China and arranged at a pitch of 6mm in order to function just like pixels located on an LCD panel. Each LED comes with a warranty period of 20,000 hours.

The cool looking LCD screen comes jam packed with analog VGA Dsub or DVI Port, Digital Input DVI-D HDCP, 16:9 widescreen, dynamic contrast Ratio 10,000:1, Plug & Play DDC/2B, DDC/CI, a quick 5ms response time, easy-to-use navigation and 19 inch viewing area. If you are interested, you can purchase the F19 for $160.

Here is the latest LCD monitor from Samsung. Dubbed as the Samsung 2494HS, the LCD screen features 23.6 inch of viewing space and offers native resolution of 1,920 x 1,080, 50,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, stereo speakers, HDMI input, DVI and VGA connectivity, 5ms pixel response time and 300cd/m2 brightness level. The Samsung 2494HS LCD monitor will be released in Japan next month onwards for $420 each. This eco-friendly LCD screen only needs 48W of power when in use.