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Back in 2004, Samsung and Sony joined together to produce Liquid Crystal Displays (LCD). More than TV's and computer monitors, these LCD's were also in phones, cars, appliances and other items needing a display. Two months after Sony announced it was reorganizing due to a 1.2 billion dollar loss, Sony has sold their part in the LCD venture for $939
Sony announced that starting tomorrow, they will be re-organizing their TV division into three parts. The LCD TV, outsourcing, and next generation TV divisions. The idea is to better define the market to make better TVs. Sony missed their July-September results last Wednesday, and analysts outlook is going to be under 200 bn yen (2.63 billion). It's an eighth annual
Sony releases new DSLR cameras (SLT-A77, A65, NEX-7) on 8-24-11 which include 24 MP sensors and other options.
Sean and Lynn from Recom Technologies demonstrate the programmable LCD video name tags. The name tags use OLED screens and have two gigabytes of internal memory that can be accessed via USB. The video name tag sells for $198 and can be purchased from their website. Interview by Andy McCaskey of SDR News and Esbjorn Larsen of MrNetCast.com. Please Support
A few days ago I made a trip to my local Best Buy store and ended up walking out with a Samsung 58” 500 Series Plasma HDTV. I’d gone into the store thinking if I left with anything, it would most likely be an LCD HDTV. However, after spending quite a while comparing picture quality and prices on the massive
The CRV43 is a curved ultra-wide display that is equivalent of 4 LCD screens. It is the perfect display for those applications requiring lightning-fast response time, much wider field of view, greater dynamic range and wide color gamut. The estimated street price is $7,999 and available May 2009 (from Nec’s web site).