lcd

Choose the right gear for high definition

Digital Living Jump to: LCD TVs | Plasma TVs | Rear-projection TVs LCD televisionsCurrently the most popular HD displays, LCD panels are usually produced in sizes between 15 and 46-inches, although 50-inch and even 65-inch models have reached the market.

4 June 2007, 14:46

Why is my best TV in my shed?

Digital Living Going LCD has increased my LDAU by four inches. According to one electronics giant, the 32-inch LCD is now the most desirable size and form factor for TVs in the UK -- we've noticed at CNET.co.uk that these are the TVs people are most interested in...

6 May 2006, 7:00

Apple Newton vs Samsung Q1 UMPC

Digital Living It would be easy to dismiss the Newton's greyscale screen as inferior to the Q1's full-colour display, but Apple's choice of a greyscale LCD is one of the reasons the Newton enjoys over 30 hours of continuous battery life, compared to the Q1's 2.5...

27 July 2006, 16:39

What HD disc player should I buy? review

Digital Living We are looking at buying a new DVD player for our new LCD 1080p TV and are looking for recommendations on a model that would provide all of the following: HDMI Output capability / upscaling capability

Tags: generation, hd, dvds, samsung

16 November 2007, 12:52

How do I set up my TV properly?

Digital Living I've noticed that the picture on my new LCD TV looked significantly better in the shop than it does now I've brought it home. Is it broken or have I bought a dud? First off, the good news is no, your TV isn't broken, and the chances are you haven't...

22 August 2007, 16:32

Pioneer PDP-508XD

Digital Living It produces some of the best images we've seen from a TV, but would you prefer an LCD rather than Pioneer's latest plasma?

27 July 2007, 14:39

Sony Bravia KDL-40V2000

Digital Living Sony's 40-inch LCD goes its own way, avoiding the high-gloss finish that's become de rigeur in 2006. Within the frame, the new Bravia processing engine produces a sharp and crisp picture.

9 June 2006, 13:23

Philips 32PF9830

Digital Living Philips' 32-inch LCD lights up your living room with a coloured glow that matches the image on the screen. It's supposed to relax the eyes and boost the contrast, but is the 32PF9830 tripping the light fantastic or falling over its feet?

17 March 2006, 10:42

Is now the right time to buy a new TV?

Digital Living However, with all the current fuss over flatscreen, should I take the plunge now and spend a bit more on an LCD or plasma, or hold off until they become more affordable? If you can hold off, industry forecasts suggest that by 2007, you'll be able...

25 May 2005, 11:00

PQI mPack P600

Digital Living It looks like a cross between a sci-fi prop and a make-up compact, but it's actually a portable video player with a vibrant, widescreen LCD and an extensive range of supported formats. A-list celeb or B-movie pleb, you decide.

10 February 2006, 10:47

Panasonic Viera TH37PV500

Digital Living This 37-inch model wants to wow you with its vibrant colours and excellent contrast.but you can get an LCD for less. Panasonic's Viera range of plasma televisions is the epitome of understated cool. Has plasma had its day?

24 February 2006, 17:34

The world's cheapest camcorder

Digital Living On top of it was a very sleek-looking silver camcorder, a fairly traditional layout, with a swing-out LCD screen. This year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas had some extraordinary companies. One of my favourites was showing off what it...

17 January 2006, 11:17

CES: Drama in the desert, but what's the story?

Digital Living We'll see loads more big LCD and plasma TVs, and there are will also be some interestingly small moving pictures, in the form of tiny handheld projectors that you can use for business presentations. The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas...

4 January 2006, 11:43

CeBIT 2006: It's all about the stuff

Digital Living We're expecting to see everything from Microsoft's new Origami device to giant LCD monitors with 8 million pixels, music phones with 8GB hard drives, keyboards that roll up and Webcams that change the colour of your skin.

8 March 2006, 15:02

Don't let your children catch DVD

Digital Living By this time, your child is a red-faced ball of frustration beating his forehead against your LCD screen, your entire body is bathed in sweat, and you still have to watch Monsters, Inc.for the 375th time.

24 April 2006, 11:09