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teecee1
schrieb am 10.09.06 18:42:05
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01.08.2006 20:04
Tri-Vision licenses U.S. V-chip to Syntax-Brillian Corp.
TORONTO, Aug. 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Tri-Vision International Ltd./Ltee (TSX:TVL) today announced that it has licensed its V-chip technology under United States Patent # 5,828,402 (the '402 Patent) to Syntax-Brillian Corporation, (Nachrichten) Digimedia Technology Co., Ltd., and Taiwan Kolin Company. The license covers all digital receiver products produced for sale in the United States. The license is valid through the expiration of the patent in 2016. Syntax-Brillian licensed the Company's Canadian Patent in February of this year.
In Tri-Vision's growing licensee family 28 companies have been awarded a U.S. License. Other companies which have acquired V-chip licenses for Tri-Vision's U.S. '402 Patent include: LG Electronics, Hitachi, Sharp, Pioneer, Funai, Orion, Korat Denki, World Electric, Eastech, Erae Electronics, Seiko Epson, Shenzhen KXD, Optoma, Coretronic, Akai, Chunghwa, NEC, Humax, Viewsonic, Shinco, Lite-On and a number of major corporations, including Dell Inc., have committed to selling televisions under Tri-Vision's license.
As part of the transition to a digital television broadcast system in the United States, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has mandated phased-in rules to ensure that the V-chip can respond to any rating system changes in all digital television receiver products by March 1, 2007. Tri-Vision's open V-chip (also known as V-chip 2.0) is the only known patented technology capable of accepting modified or new rating systems. The FCC ruling took effect on March 15, 2006.
About Syntax-Brillian Corporation:
Syntax-Brillian Corporation (http://www.syntaxbrillian.com/) is one of the world's leading manufacturers and marketers of LCD and LCoS(TM) HDTVs and digital entertainment products. The Company's lead products include its Olevia brand (http://www.olevia.com/) of widescreen HDTV Ready and HD-built-in LCD TVs -- one of the fastest growing global TV brands -- and its Gen II LCoS(TM) 720p and 1080p rear-projection HDTVs for the high-end video/audio market. Syntax-Brillian's global supply chain, Asian operations and North American sales channels position the Company as a market leader in consumer and high-end HDTV and digital entertainment products.
About Tri-Vision:
Tri-Vision International Ltd/Ltee is a public company founded in 1986. Shares of the Company trade on Canada's Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) under the symbol TVL. Tri-Vision operates two wholly-owned subsidiaries: Tri-Vision Electronics Inc. and Think Broadband Solutions Inc.
To receive Company news releases, please email Trivision@tri-vision.ca and mention "TVL news" on the subject line.
To find out more about Tri-Vision International Ltd. (TSX: TVL), visit our website at http://www.tri-vision.ca/
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2006-08/artikel-…
Tri-Vision licenses U.S. V-chip to Syntax-Brillian Corp.
TORONTO, Aug. 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Tri-Vision International Ltd./Ltee (TSX:TVL) today announced that it has licensed its V-chip technology under United States Patent # 5,828,402 (the '402 Patent) to Syntax-Brillian Corporation, (Nachrichten) Digimedia Technology Co., Ltd., and Taiwan Kolin Company. The license covers all digital receiver products produced for sale in the United States. The license is valid through the expiration of the patent in 2016. Syntax-Brillian licensed the Company's Canadian Patent in February of this year.
In Tri-Vision's growing licensee family 28 companies have been awarded a U.S. License. Other companies which have acquired V-chip licenses for Tri-Vision's U.S. '402 Patent include: LG Electronics, Hitachi, Sharp, Pioneer, Funai, Orion, Korat Denki, World Electric, Eastech, Erae Electronics, Seiko Epson, Shenzhen KXD, Optoma, Coretronic, Akai, Chunghwa, NEC, Humax, Viewsonic, Shinco, Lite-On and a number of major corporations, including Dell Inc., have committed to selling televisions under Tri-Vision's license.
As part of the transition to a digital television broadcast system in the United States, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has mandated phased-in rules to ensure that the V-chip can respond to any rating system changes in all digital television receiver products by March 1, 2007. Tri-Vision's open V-chip (also known as V-chip 2.0) is the only known patented technology capable of accepting modified or new rating systems. The FCC ruling took effect on March 15, 2006.
About Syntax-Brillian Corporation:
Syntax-Brillian Corporation (http://www.syntaxbrillian.com/) is one of the world's leading manufacturers and marketers of LCD and LCoS(TM) HDTVs and digital entertainment products. The Company's lead products include its Olevia brand (http://www.olevia.com/) of widescreen HDTV Ready and HD-built-in LCD TVs -- one of the fastest growing global TV brands -- and its Gen II LCoS(TM) 720p and 1080p rear-projection HDTVs for the high-end video/audio market. Syntax-Brillian's global supply chain, Asian operations and North American sales channels position the Company as a market leader in consumer and high-end HDTV and digital entertainment products.
About Tri-Vision:
Tri-Vision International Ltd/Ltee is a public company founded in 1986. Shares of the Company trade on Canada's Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) under the symbol TVL. Tri-Vision operates two wholly-owned subsidiaries: Tri-Vision Electronics Inc. and Think Broadband Solutions Inc.
To receive Company news releases, please email Trivision@tri-vision.ca and mention "TVL news" on the subject line.
To find out more about Tri-Vision International Ltd. (TSX: TVL), visit our website at http://www.tri-vision.ca/
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2006-08/artikel-…
teecee1
schrieb am 15.09.06 17:30:17
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Olevia Enters Home Theater Market with New LCD and
LCoS(TM) HDTVs
Tuesday September 12, 8:30 am ET
TEMPE, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 12, 2006--Syntax-Brillian Corp. (Nasdaq:BRLC - News):
>>Syntax-Brillian Debuts New Olevia 7 Series LCD Product Family -- First HDTV Featuring SiliconOptix Realta Hollywood Quality Video (HQV(TM)) Video Processor Powered by Teranex Technology with ATI Xilleon Processor Front End
>>New Entry-Level Home Theater 65" LCoS(TM) Olevia HDTV Also Debuts
Syntax-Brillian Corp. (Nasdaq:BRLC - News), a manufacturer and marketer of LCD and LCoS(TM) HDTVs and digital entertainment products, today announced the debut of three new products specifically designed for the premium home theater and commercial markets -- a first for the Olevia brand.
Optimized for the best possible picture quality, the new products, which feature 1080p native resolution panels, include the Olevia 7 Series HDTVs -- the 42" Olevia 742i LCD TV and the 47" 747i LCD TV -- as well as the Olevia 5 Series model 565H 65" LCoS(TM) HDTV. All models will be on display in booth #566 at the CEDIA trade show in Denver, Colorado from September 14-17.
A combination of professional grade video processing and exceptional picture quality for a superior home theater experience is the cornerstone of each new LCD HDTV model in the Olevia 7 Series line. The Olevia 565H, which features cutting-edge LCoS(TM) technology, offers state-of-the art image quality for home theater applications at an entry-level price point.
Each model features firmware upgradeability, ensuring that consumers' investments are protected and that their Olevia product will always perform with the latest features, software updates and image-quality improvements.
Olevia 7 Series LCD HDTV features include:
>>High-definition native resolution 1920 x 1080 panels and a fast 8 ms gray-to-gray response time ideal for fast-action viewing.
>>First LCD TV family featuring the SiliconOptix Realta Hollywood Quality Video (HQV(TM)) video processor powered by Teranex technology with an ATI Xilleon RF front end.
>>Supports native 1080p input and is designed to ensure superior clarity of lower-resolution standard analog TV channels, high-definition digital programs, VHS tape content and DVDs.
>>Built-in dual ATSC and NTSC combination tuners provide convenient viewing of high-definition over-the-air broadcast and cable digital programs and standard analog broadcast and cable channels.
>>Dynamic contrast ratio of 1600:1, a cinematic 16:9 aspect ratio, and 178-degree viewing angle.
>>Versatile connectivity options include PC compatibility 1920 x 1080 @ 60Hz through HDMI and VGA, and video compatibility through multiple HDMI with HDCP (2), HD/SD component via RCA component (2) and VGA (1), composite (2), and S-Video (2) inputs.
>>D2Audio's DAE-1 (Digital Audio Engine(TM)) intelligent digital amplifier and SoundSuite(TM) audio enhancement software; interchangeable high-quality speakers can be side-mounted, bottom-mounted or removed.
>>MSRP: Olevia 742i - $3999; Olevia 747i - $4999; now available for order through custom installation specialists plus select regional retailers.
Olevia 565H 65" LCoS(TM) HDTV Features Include:
>>Utilizes the award-winning Brillian UltraContrast LCoS(TM) Light Engine Technology with true 1920x1080p resolution and Pixelworks DNX video processing.
>>Preconfigured for home theater installations.
>>Can be integrated into home automation systems with its RS232 control.
>>Supports 480i up to 1080p native resolution input via HDMI and DVI inputs.
>>Contrast ratio of 4000:1, a cinematic 16:9 aspect ratio, fast 4ms average response time.
>>Member of the Olevia 5 Series product line designed to offer a rich feature set, high performance and high quality at an affordable price point.
>>Will be available through custom installation specialists plus select regional retailers with shipments starting in October.
>>MSRP: $4299
"Olevia's reputation as an excellent TV for the living room, bedroom and office has been growing. The Olevia 7 Series LCD HDTVs and 565H LCoS(TM) HDTV extends that reputation for performance and excellence into the home theater," said Sam Miller, Chief Product Officer for Syntax-Brillian. "These Olevia HDTVs combine advanced digital-image processing technologies from the leaders in the industry with engineering excellence to create products that will stand out in any home theater for their stunning picture quality, powerful performance and elegant design." (...)
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/060912/20060912005600.html?.v=1
Tuesday September 12, 8:30 am ET
TEMPE, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 12, 2006--Syntax-Brillian Corp. (Nasdaq:BRLC - News):
>>Syntax-Brillian Debuts New Olevia 7 Series LCD Product Family -- First HDTV Featuring SiliconOptix Realta Hollywood Quality Video (HQV(TM)) Video Processor Powered by Teranex Technology with ATI Xilleon Processor Front End
>>New Entry-Level Home Theater 65" LCoS(TM) Olevia HDTV Also Debuts
Syntax-Brillian Corp. (Nasdaq:BRLC - News), a manufacturer and marketer of LCD and LCoS(TM) HDTVs and digital entertainment products, today announced the debut of three new products specifically designed for the premium home theater and commercial markets -- a first for the Olevia brand.
Optimized for the best possible picture quality, the new products, which feature 1080p native resolution panels, include the Olevia 7 Series HDTVs -- the 42" Olevia 742i LCD TV and the 47" 747i LCD TV -- as well as the Olevia 5 Series model 565H 65" LCoS(TM) HDTV. All models will be on display in booth #566 at the CEDIA trade show in Denver, Colorado from September 14-17.
A combination of professional grade video processing and exceptional picture quality for a superior home theater experience is the cornerstone of each new LCD HDTV model in the Olevia 7 Series line. The Olevia 565H, which features cutting-edge LCoS(TM) technology, offers state-of-the art image quality for home theater applications at an entry-level price point.
Each model features firmware upgradeability, ensuring that consumers' investments are protected and that their Olevia product will always perform with the latest features, software updates and image-quality improvements.
Olevia 7 Series LCD HDTV features include:
>>High-definition native resolution 1920 x 1080 panels and a fast 8 ms gray-to-gray response time ideal for fast-action viewing.
>>First LCD TV family featuring the SiliconOptix Realta Hollywood Quality Video (HQV(TM)) video processor powered by Teranex technology with an ATI Xilleon RF front end.
>>Supports native 1080p input and is designed to ensure superior clarity of lower-resolution standard analog TV channels, high-definition digital programs, VHS tape content and DVDs.
>>Built-in dual ATSC and NTSC combination tuners provide convenient viewing of high-definition over-the-air broadcast and cable digital programs and standard analog broadcast and cable channels.
>>Dynamic contrast ratio of 1600:1, a cinematic 16:9 aspect ratio, and 178-degree viewing angle.
>>Versatile connectivity options include PC compatibility 1920 x 1080 @ 60Hz through HDMI and VGA, and video compatibility through multiple HDMI with HDCP (2), HD/SD component via RCA component (2) and VGA (1), composite (2), and S-Video (2) inputs.
>>D2Audio's DAE-1 (Digital Audio Engine(TM)) intelligent digital amplifier and SoundSuite(TM) audio enhancement software; interchangeable high-quality speakers can be side-mounted, bottom-mounted or removed.
>>MSRP: Olevia 742i - $3999; Olevia 747i - $4999; now available for order through custom installation specialists plus select regional retailers.
Olevia 565H 65" LCoS(TM) HDTV Features Include:
>>Utilizes the award-winning Brillian UltraContrast LCoS(TM) Light Engine Technology with true 1920x1080p resolution and Pixelworks DNX video processing.
>>Preconfigured for home theater installations.
>>Can be integrated into home automation systems with its RS232 control.
>>Supports 480i up to 1080p native resolution input via HDMI and DVI inputs.
>>Contrast ratio of 4000:1, a cinematic 16:9 aspect ratio, fast 4ms average response time.
>>Member of the Olevia 5 Series product line designed to offer a rich feature set, high performance and high quality at an affordable price point.
>>Will be available through custom installation specialists plus select regional retailers with shipments starting in October.
>>MSRP: $4299
"Olevia's reputation as an excellent TV for the living room, bedroom and office has been growing. The Olevia 7 Series LCD HDTVs and 565H LCoS(TM) HDTV extends that reputation for performance and excellence into the home theater," said Sam Miller, Chief Product Officer for Syntax-Brillian. "These Olevia HDTVs combine advanced digital-image processing technologies from the leaders in the industry with engineering excellence to create products that will stand out in any home theater for their stunning picture quality, powerful performance and elegant design." (...)
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/060912/20060912005600.html?.v=1
teecee1
schrieb am 15.09.06 17:34:08
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UPGRADES & DOWNGRADES HISTORY
Date Research Firm Action From To
14-Sep-06 Canaccord Adams Initiated Buy
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ud?s=BRLC
Date Research Firm Action From To
14-Sep-06 Canaccord Adams Initiated Buy
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ud?s=BRLC
teecee1
schrieb am 15.09.06 17:38:46
Beitrag Nr.94
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http://www.electronichouse.com/columns/products/15588.html
Olevia Debuts a New Family of LCD TVs
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It looks like 7 might be a very lucky number for anyone looking to buy an HDTV soon. Syntax-Brillian has announced its new Olevia 7 Series line of affordable high-def LCDs.
Three products round out the new line: the 42-inch Olevia 742i and the 47-inch Olevia 747i LCDs and the 65-inch 565H LCoS.
Any of them would make a great addition to your home theater, with HD native resolutions of 1920 x 1090 and a speedy 8ms response time for fast-action viewing (4ms for the LCoS). All sets also boast a SiliconOptix Realta Hollywood Quality Video processor powered by Teranex technology with an ATI Xilleon RF front end. It all sounds impressive to me!
However, the most striking feature in the 7 Series are the prices per unit. You might have to call an installer to get one; however, each model will also be available at a few select retailers starting next month. -- Rachel Cericola
*$3,999 (742i), $4,999 (747i), $4,299 (565H)
*HD native resolution 1920 x 1080
*8ms response time (742i, 747i), 4ms (565H)
*Features SiliconOptix Realta Hollywood Quality Video video processor powered by Teranex technology with an ATI Xilleon RF front end
*Contrast ratio: 1600:1 (742i, 747i), 4000:1 (565H)
*Cinematic 16:9 aspect ratio
*178-degree viewing angle (742i, 747i)
Olevia Debuts a New Family of LCD TVs
It looks like 7 might be a very lucky number for anyone looking to buy an HDTV soon. Syntax-Brillian has announced its new Olevia 7 Series line of affordable high-def LCDs.
Three products round out the new line: the 42-inch Olevia 742i and the 47-inch Olevia 747i LCDs and the 65-inch 565H LCoS.
Any of them would make a great addition to your home theater, with HD native resolutions of 1920 x 1090 and a speedy 8ms response time for fast-action viewing (4ms for the LCoS). All sets also boast a SiliconOptix Realta Hollywood Quality Video processor powered by Teranex technology with an ATI Xilleon RF front end. It all sounds impressive to me!
However, the most striking feature in the 7 Series are the prices per unit. You might have to call an installer to get one; however, each model will also be available at a few select retailers starting next month. -- Rachel Cericola
*$3,999 (742i), $4,999 (747i), $4,299 (565H)
*HD native resolution 1920 x 1080
*8ms response time (742i, 747i), 4ms (565H)
*Features SiliconOptix Realta Hollywood Quality Video video processor powered by Teranex technology with an ATI Xilleon RF front end
*Contrast ratio: 1600:1 (742i, 747i), 4000:1 (565H)
*Cinematic 16:9 aspect ratio
*178-degree viewing angle (742i, 747i)
teecee1
schrieb am 15.09.06 18:23:52
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Olevia LCD TVs see strong sales in China
Printer friendly: EDN, September 14; Rodney Chan, DigiTimes.com [Thursday 14 September 2006]
Taiwan-based Kolin and US-based Syntax-Brillian, the collaborators behind the success of the Olevia-brand LCD TVs in the US, are gearing up efforts to develop the China market, with the brand already ranked number five in the 27-inch segment in China, according to the Chinese-language Economic Daily News (EDN). While teaming up with major retail chains in China, such as Gome and Yongle, the two companies have set up a joint venture in Hong Kong, and the new firm will establish branch offices in Beijing, Shanghai and Nanjing, with the aim of selling 150,000-200,000 LCD TVs during the high season, between October and March, in China, the paper said.
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http://www.digitimes.com/displays/a20060914PB203.html
Olevia LCD TVs see strong sales in China
Printer friendly: EDN, September 14; Rodney Chan, DigiTimes.com [Thursday 14 September 2006]
Taiwan-based Kolin and US-based Syntax-Brillian, the collaborators behind the success of the Olevia-brand LCD TVs in the US, are gearing up efforts to develop the China market, with the brand already ranked number five in the 27-inch segment in China, according to the Chinese-language Economic Daily News (EDN). While teaming up with major retail chains in China, such as Gome and Yongle, the two companies have set up a joint venture in Hong Kong, and the new firm will establish branch offices in Beijing, Shanghai and Nanjing, with the aim of selling 150,000-200,000 LCD TVs during the high season, between October and March, in China, the paper said.
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........http://www.digitimes.com/displays/a20060914PB203.html
teecee1
schrieb am 15.09.06 18:52:54
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23.954.179 von teecee1 am 15.09.06
17:30:17CE-NEWS
15.9.2006 13:23 Uhr
Samsung: Voll auf HD eingestellt
Die F7-LCD-Serie von Samsung ist ganz auf Full-HD eingestellt. Sowohl der "LE-40F71B" mit 40-Zoll-Bildiagonale als auch seiner großer Bruder "LE-46F71B" (46 Zoll) bieten eine Auflösung von 1.920 x 1.080 Bildpunkten.
Zur weiteren Ausstattung gehören je zwei HDMI-Schnittstellen, USB-Port und PC-Anschluss sowie 10-in-3-Mulit-Memory-Card-Slot. Die Kontrastrate liegt bei 6.000:1 und der erweiterte Farbraum soll laut Hersteller 127 Prozent der PAL-Norm abdecken.
Beide Modelle verfügen über ein recht attraktives Äußeres: Glänzendes Finish in Klavierlachschwarz, Aluminium-Leiste unterhalb des Bildschirms, dezent verborgene Lautsprecher und ein rechteckiger, drehbarer Standfuß.
Das 40-Zoll-Gerät ist ab sofort für 4.099 Euro im Handel. Der 46-Zöller wird Mitte Oktober für 4.499 Euro folgen. (go)
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http://www.computerpartner.de/consumerelectronics/235033/ind…
15.9.2006 13:23 Uhr
Samsung: Voll auf HD eingestellt
Die F7-LCD-Serie von Samsung ist ganz auf Full-HD eingestellt. Sowohl der "LE-40F71B" mit 40-Zoll-Bildiagonale als auch seiner großer Bruder "LE-46F71B" (46 Zoll) bieten eine Auflösung von 1.920 x 1.080 Bildpunkten.
Zur weiteren Ausstattung gehören je zwei HDMI-Schnittstellen, USB-Port und PC-Anschluss sowie 10-in-3-Mulit-Memory-Card-Slot. Die Kontrastrate liegt bei 6.000:1 und der erweiterte Farbraum soll laut Hersteller 127 Prozent der PAL-Norm abdecken.
Beide Modelle verfügen über ein recht attraktives Äußeres: Glänzendes Finish in Klavierlachschwarz, Aluminium-Leiste unterhalb des Bildschirms, dezent verborgene Lautsprecher und ein rechteckiger, drehbarer Standfuß.
Das 40-Zoll-Gerät ist ab sofort für 4.099 Euro im Handel. Der 46-Zöller wird Mitte Oktober für 4.499 Euro folgen. (go)
...
http://www.computerpartner.de/consumerelectronics/235033/ind…
teecee1
schrieb am 15.09.06 19:20:21
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23.726.887 von teecee1 am 01.09.06
22:09:09Bang und Olufsen: TV und Radio in Einem
[ni] München - Der Beo Center 6-23 mit Flachbildschirm bietet FM-Radio und eine Option für DAB.
Zudem verfügt er über die moderne LCD-Technologie und PC-Anschluss. Der Hersteller verspricht PC, Radio und TV-Gerät in Einem in verschiedenen Farbvarianten. Mit den dezenten Abmessungen von 59x48x16 Zentimetern empfehlen die Dänen das Gerät als Zweitfernseher.
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Der LCD hat eine Größe von 23 Zoll (66 Zentimeter Bildschirmdiagonale), und verfügt über eine Auflösung von 1366 x 768 Bildpunkten. Für eine optimale Bildwiedergabe ist der Bildschirm mit der reflexionsmindernden sogenannten High-Glare-Technologie ausgestattet. Damit werde auch der Kontrast maßgeblich verbessert, dabei betrage die Kontrastrate 800:1. Es werde außerdem ein viel helleres Bild erzeugt, das auch tagsüber aus relativ flachem Blickwinkel gut zu sehen sei.
Für guten Klang sorgen Stereo-Lautsprecher. Das unter dem Bildschirm leicht nach oben gerichtete Lautsprechersystem trage dazu bei, dass der Klang nach oben transportiert werde und eine direkte Verbindung zum Geschehen auf dem Bildschirm entstehe.
Der Beo Center 6-23 ist u. a. mit drei Cinchbuchsen (Video In/Audio L-R In), zwei Scart Anschlüssen, DVI-D-Anschluss für den PC und A/V Ein- und Ausgang ausgestattet. Als Zubehör können Tisch- oder Bodenstandfuß (beide mit Motordrehfunktion) aber auch Wandhalterung gewählt werden.
In den Farben Silber, Schwarz, Anthrazit, Rot, Blau oder Gelb ist das Fernsehgerät seit August zu einem Preis von 3 440 Euro im Fachhandel erhältlich.
http://www.digitalfernsehen.de/news/news_107517.html
[ni] München - Der Beo Center 6-23 mit Flachbildschirm bietet FM-Radio und eine Option für DAB.
Zudem verfügt er über die moderne LCD-Technologie und PC-Anschluss. Der Hersteller verspricht PC, Radio und TV-Gerät in Einem in verschiedenen Farbvarianten. Mit den dezenten Abmessungen von 59x48x16 Zentimetern empfehlen die Dänen das Gerät als Zweitfernseher.
Der LCD hat eine Größe von 23 Zoll (66 Zentimeter Bildschirmdiagonale), und verfügt über eine Auflösung von 1366 x 768 Bildpunkten. Für eine optimale Bildwiedergabe ist der Bildschirm mit der reflexionsmindernden sogenannten High-Glare-Technologie ausgestattet. Damit werde auch der Kontrast maßgeblich verbessert, dabei betrage die Kontrastrate 800:1. Es werde außerdem ein viel helleres Bild erzeugt, das auch tagsüber aus relativ flachem Blickwinkel gut zu sehen sei.
Für guten Klang sorgen Stereo-Lautsprecher. Das unter dem Bildschirm leicht nach oben gerichtete Lautsprechersystem trage dazu bei, dass der Klang nach oben transportiert werde und eine direkte Verbindung zum Geschehen auf dem Bildschirm entstehe.
Der Beo Center 6-23 ist u. a. mit drei Cinchbuchsen (Video In/Audio L-R In), zwei Scart Anschlüssen, DVI-D-Anschluss für den PC und A/V Ein- und Ausgang ausgestattet. Als Zubehör können Tisch- oder Bodenstandfuß (beide mit Motordrehfunktion) aber auch Wandhalterung gewählt werden.
In den Farben Silber, Schwarz, Anthrazit, Rot, Blau oder Gelb ist das Fernsehgerät seit August zu einem Preis von 3 440 Euro im Fachhandel erhältlich.
http://www.digitalfernsehen.de/news/news_107517.html
teecee1
schrieb am 15.09.06 20:44:33
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23.954.296 von teecee1 am 15.09.06
17:34:08........
New Coverage Sponsored by:
Canaccord Adams Starts Syntax-Brillian (BRLC) at Buy
09-14-2006 12:33:02 PM
Canaccord Adams initiates coverage on Syntax-Brillian (Nasdaq: BRLC) with a Buy rating and $9 price target. Analyst Jonathan Dorsheimer said in LCD HDTV's, "Syntax-Brillian delivers tier-one features and quality at highly competitive tier-three pricing." Dorsheimer also said, "Additionally, the company maintains a dominant position with its LCoS solutions, which are appealing for rear projection HDTVs, particularly over 60", as well as the near-to-eye micro display markets."
http://www.streetinsider.com/New+Coverage/Canaccord+Adams+St…
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New Coverage Sponsored by:
Canaccord Adams Starts Syntax-Brillian (BRLC) at Buy
09-14-2006 12:33:02 PM
Canaccord Adams initiates coverage on Syntax-Brillian (Nasdaq: BRLC) with a Buy rating and $9 price target. Analyst Jonathan Dorsheimer said in LCD HDTV's, "Syntax-Brillian delivers tier-one features and quality at highly competitive tier-three pricing." Dorsheimer also said, "Additionally, the company maintains a dominant position with its LCoS solutions, which are appealing for rear projection HDTVs, particularly over 60", as well as the near-to-eye micro display markets."
http://www.streetinsider.com/New+Coverage/Canaccord+Adams+St…
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teecee1
schrieb am 16.09.06 10:36:05
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23.955.537 von teecee1 am 15.09.06
18:23:52TIGER'S TOP SELLERS
1. Vizio L32HDTV10A 32" / 1366
2. Olevia 332H 32" 1366x768 / 8
3. Samsung HL-S6187W 61" 1920x1
4. Olevia LT20S 20" 800x600 / 5
5. Samsung LN-S3251D 32" 1366x7
6. Viewsonic N2751w 27" HD LCD
7. Olevia LT23HVX 23" / 1366x76
8. Hyundai Q321 32" 1366x768 /
9. Viewsonic N3251w 32" HD LCD
10. Olevia LT42HVi 42" 1366x768
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1. Vizio L32HDTV10A 32" / 1366
2. Olevia 332H 32" 1366x768 / 8
3. Samsung HL-S6187W 61" 1920x1
4. Olevia LT20S 20" 800x600 / 5
5. Samsung LN-S3251D 32" 1366x7
6. Viewsonic N2751w 27" HD LCD
7. Olevia LT23HVX 23" / 1366x76
8. Hyundai Q321 32" 1366x768 /
9. Viewsonic N3251w 32" HD LCD
10. Olevia LT42HVi 42" 1366x768
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Taiwan market: Kolin overtakes Sony in LCD TV sales in August
Max Wang, Taipei; Emily Chuang, DigiTimes.com [Monday 18 September 2006]
Taiwan-based Kolin was the number one LCD TV vendor during last month in the Taiwan market, according to market sources. The company shipped more than 4,000 LCD TVs last month, thanks to its two new low-cost 32-inch LCD TVs which were priced at NT$29,000 (US$880), the sources indicated.
Sony overtook Panasonic to be the top vendor in Taiwan\\\'s LCD TV market in July with a sale volume of 5,400 units, ahead of Panasonic\\\'s 5,000 units, sources said at the middle of August. However, due to a tight supply of its Bravia lineup, Sony lost its top position to become the number four vendor in Taiwan in August, the sources pointed out.
Trailing after Kolin, Chimei (the brand name of Chi Mei) and Panasonic took second and third place, respectively, in terms of sales volume during August, noted the sources.
Other Taiwan-based home appliance makers such as Tatung, Sampo, Teco Electronic & Machinery, recently cut prices to boost sales in the local market. Teco cut the price for one of its 32-inch LCD TVs to below NT$30,000, down from NT$32,000-33,000, said the sources. Tatung is now offering 37-inch LCD TVs at less than NT$40,000, the lowest level among local home appliance makers, according to the Chinese-language Apple Daily.
The sources also estimated that LCD TV shipments in Taiwan will grow 20-30% sequentially in October.
In related news, to better compete with LCD TVs in the local market, Panasonic Taiwan recently decreased the price for one of its 42-inch PDP (plasma display panel) TV (TH-42PM50T) to NT$69,900, a reduction of 14.3%, according to a recent report from the Chinese-language Economic Daily News (EDN).
http://www.digitimes.com/displays/a20060918A6037.html
................Taiwan market: Kolin overtakes Sony in LCD TV sales in August
Max Wang, Taipei; Emily Chuang, DigiTimes.com [Monday 18 September 2006]
Taiwan-based Kolin was the number one LCD TV vendor during last month in the Taiwan market, according to market sources. The company shipped more than 4,000 LCD TVs last month, thanks to its two new low-cost 32-inch LCD TVs which were priced at NT$29,000 (US$880), the sources indicated.
Sony overtook Panasonic to be the top vendor in Taiwan\\\'s LCD TV market in July with a sale volume of 5,400 units, ahead of Panasonic\\\'s 5,000 units, sources said at the middle of August. However, due to a tight supply of its Bravia lineup, Sony lost its top position to become the number four vendor in Taiwan in August, the sources pointed out.
Trailing after Kolin, Chimei (the brand name of Chi Mei) and Panasonic took second and third place, respectively, in terms of sales volume during August, noted the sources.
Other Taiwan-based home appliance makers such as Tatung, Sampo, Teco Electronic & Machinery, recently cut prices to boost sales in the local market. Teco cut the price for one of its 32-inch LCD TVs to below NT$30,000, down from NT$32,000-33,000, said the sources. Tatung is now offering 37-inch LCD TVs at less than NT$40,000, the lowest level among local home appliance makers, according to the Chinese-language Apple Daily.
The sources also estimated that LCD TV shipments in Taiwan will grow 20-30% sequentially in October.
In related news, to better compete with LCD TVs in the local market, Panasonic Taiwan recently decreased the price for one of its 42-inch PDP (plasma display panel) TV (TH-42PM50T) to NT$69,900, a reduction of 14.3%, according to a recent report from the Chinese-language Economic Daily News (EDN).
http://www.digitimes.com/displays/a20060918A6037.html
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