The LG EL9500 15-inch OLED TV is already on sale in Korea, but now it seems it has begun to be available in the United Kingdom, on Amazon UK at a price of £1970 ($2968). It is probably worth noting that the XEL-1 11-inch OLED TV of Sony currently costs $1699 on Amazon, and it is unclear how long the company will offer, as it is no longer manufactured in Japan. The LG EL9500 OLED TV has a contrast ratio of 100,000:1 and a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels, and the screen has a thickness of 1.7mm.
It is in Japan that Sony unveiled the KDL-26BX30HB, a HDTV from its Bravia range which has the distinction of having a hard drive of 500GB! Available in 22″ and 32″, it is equipped with an HD 720p resolution and Bravia Engine 3 system. No price was announced.
The U9000 series LED HDTV from Samsung will be 3D models the most abled. Besides a sleek design, they will be equipped with a mode conversion 2D/3D RealD in real time and come with a remote control equipped with an LCD screen of three inches allowing the display of TV programs.
LG Display will soon release its 15EL9500 OLED TV in Europe. With a diagonal of 15 inches and displaying a contrast ratio of 10,000,000:1, a resolution of 1366 × 768 pixels and a response time of 0.001 ms, it should first be available in Australia at a price of €1,999, then in Europe. It remains to know when.
The 9000 Series from Philips is the first line of Active 3D HDTVs of the manufacturer. Three 1080p HDTV models, Wi-Fi, connected and DLNA certified will be available (32, 40 and 46 inches) for a price starting at €1,599.99. The HDTVs feature a full HD resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels) and a dynamic contrast ratio of 10,000,000:1. Philips has clearly integrated into its new televisions, a 400Hz Clear LCD scan mode to improve the fluidity of movement sequences. And for the response time of the HDTV, it is 0.5 ms.
The Plusminuszero TV designed by Naoto Fukasawa, has everything of an old CRT TV appearance, but in reality it is an 8-inch LCD TV in a retro box! Available in three colors for €600.
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