http://www.audioholics.comWhere audio and video equipment undergoes rigorous objective and subjective tests by our staff, ensuring that marketing slogans aren't the only guidelines for your home theater choices.Sun, 28 Apr 2013 23:00:00 -0000http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/aoc-q2963pm-preThe AOC Q2963PM has a extreme aspect ratio (21:9) with a 29" diagonal measurement. But instead of just giving you a lot of screen space and letting you figure out what to do with it, AOC has really packed the Q2963PM with features. With their Screen+ software, you can do both PiP and PbP from different inputs. A MHL HD input mirrors your Android phone while charging it, and Display Port 1.2a allows you to daisy-chain multiple screens together as you see fit. With an IPS LCD screen, 5ms response time, and a 1000:1 (typical) 50,000,000:1 (dynamic) contrast ratio, this is a display that will do equally well with entertainment and work duties.Sun, 28 Apr 2013 23:00:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/aoc-q2963pm-preFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-pn51f4500-pn43f4500-plasma-tvsSamsung’s F4500 series of plasma TVs rounds out their entry level offerings and consists of only two models, the PN51F4500 and PN43F4500. As you might be able to tell from the models numbers, the two sets are 51” and 43”, respectively. The F4500 series is one of the least expensive plasma TV lines you are going to find. That’s because it’s only 720p and lacks any smart features, like WiFi or internet apps. However, it still retains Samsung’s Clear Image panel for better use in well-lit areas and a nearly flawless 178 degree viewing angle. It also has two HDMI inputs, a USB port for viewing photos/movies, and 600hz Subfield Motion.Tue, 09 Apr 2013 18:25:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-pn51f4500-pn43f4500-plasma-tvsFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-pnf5300-tv-seriesThe Samsung F5300 series sits right in the middle of their 2013 lineup and consists of three models, the PN64F5300, PN60F5300, and PN51F5300. In typical Samsung fashion, the first two letters of the model number indicates the type of product (plasma TV), the following two numbers indicate the size (64", 60", and 51"), then the year (2013 models use an "F"), and finally the series (in this case, the 5300 series). The F5300 series is nestled in between their flagship F8500 series and entry level F4500 series. It doesn't have any smart features or 3D support, but still retains 1080p resolution. In short, it's a basic plasma TV that should work great for everyday viewing.Mon, 01 Apr 2013 16:50:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-pnf5300-tv-seriesFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-pnf8500-tv-seriesThe F8500 series is Samsung’s 2013 flagship plasma TV line and is available in three different sizes, 64” (PN64F8500), 60” (PN60F8500), and 51” (PN51F8500). There’s no doubt that these are nice TVs, but they're also extremely expensive (over $4k for the 64"), so you might ask yourself, “What makes the F8500 series worth the extra money over other TVs?” In the past, we’ve tended to like Panasonic plasma TVs over Samsung, but this year things are starting to change. The F8500 is packed full of smart features, which is no surprise, but Samsung is touting vast improvements in picture quality as well. Their Super Contrast Panel uses larger sub-pixels for increased brightness, which they claim is similar to an LED TV. The panel also combines two other technologies, Real Black Pro filter for deep blacks in bright rooms, and Adaptive Reset Control, for deep blacks in dark rooms. They also utilize a single layer panel, which combats reflections and provides great off axis viewing (no matter what you read elsewhere, a plasma TV with a single layer panel will ALWAYS have much better off-axis viewing than an LED or LCD TV). Mon, 01 Apr 2013 16:45:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-pnf8500-tv-seriesFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/sharp-2013-tv-lineupI must confess that Sharp isn’t typically on my “must see” list at CES, but this year I strolled through had a pretty good time. They were definitely out to prove themselves as the leader in large TVs with the announcement of twenty-one new TVs that are 60” or larger. They also showed off a number of new and/or proprietary technologies such as Quattron, ICC, and Super Bright. Their new flagship model is the UHD ICC Purios, followed by Series 8, 7, and 6 LEDs. The smallest TV in each line is 60" and the largest is 90". As always, they showed off their Quattron technology, but also had demo areas setup to showcase each of their new technologies. Read on for a breakdown between each series. Tue, 15 Jan 2013 11:35:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/sharp-2013-tv-lineupFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-ces-2013Samsung has taken CES 2013 as an opportunity to unleash its latest Smart HDTV and home theater product lineup. Leading the charge is the giant 85” S9 UHD (Ultra High Definition, a.k.a. 4K) TV, while the F9500 OLED, F8000 LED, F7500 LED, and F8500 Plasma TVs round out the new TVs announced. This isn't their entire 2013 TV lineup, simply a showing of some of their top of the line offerings. In addition to their plethora of television offerings, Samsung has announced some other potentially interesting A/V products including the HW-F750 vacuum tube soundbar, HT-F9750W 7.1 home theater, and BD-7500 Blu-ray Player. The most intriguing development in all of these announcements is a claim that they improved the black levels in their new Plasma TVs by 400% compared to last years' models. Tue, 15 Jan 2013 06:00:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-ces-2013Flat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/sony-xbr-84x900-4k-television-videoWe saw the new Sony XBR-84X900 84" 4K television, which runs on their X-Reality Pro engine. It's got four times the resolution of a regular 1080p high definition television (3,840 x 2,160). The newly-developed XCA8-4K chip upscales HD (or lower resolution) images by analyzing and refining images from all sources and bringing them up to the 4K screen. It's LED backlit and, while I thought my Sharp 60" flat panel back home looked awesome, this television is literally four times that resolution. It comes with 4 pairs of 3D glasses. Two of them are regular passive glasses and two of them are SimulView, which is particularly handy for gaming. The Playstation 3 can utilize a SimulView-compatible game and then two people can play at the same time and view two completely different images. It's not split screen anymore, although with 84" can you really complain? Still, both players get their own 84" display which makes it even that much more appealing. Wed, 12 Sep 2012 13:00:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/sony-xbr-84x900-4k-television-videoFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/acer-s271hl-led-monitor-videoThis week we're reviewing an Acer S271HL LED Monitor. At Audioholics we've looked at a lot of televisions and projectors, but we're finding that more and more, it's the flat panel monitor that's making it's way into bedrooms and dorms across the country. Given the lightweight nature of these new flat panels, and the ever increasing quality with which they're made, it's no wonder that thousands of consumers are reaching for monitors instead of TVs. Sun, 22 Apr 2012 22:50:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/acer-s271hl-led-monitor-videoFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/sony-46-xbr-hx929-led-tv-videoSony's XBR series TVs have always been fascinating to us because they represented the best the company has to offer. Back in the day you simply couldn't find a better TV than an XBR Trinitron. Nowadays Sony has a lot more competition, but the XBR line is still their cream of the crop. There are three things I honestly look at when shopping for TVs: picture quality, features, and the TV's overall look. If you can find a TV that has the features you need, looks good and, well... looks good, then you're really in good shape - of course, you're typically going to have to pay for it as well. Thu, 19 Apr 2012 05:25:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/sony-46-xbr-hx929-led-tv-videoFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/acer-ultra-slim-led-displaysAcer has been doing some remarkable things lately in the world of laptops, but this week they announced five new ultra slim LED-backlight displays. While they've been in the display market for some time, these new displays, available in 20-, 23- or 27-inches and with adjustable tilt bases, offer incredibly slim profiles and sleek contemporary designs. They're also packed with top-of-the line features and technologies. Designed with viewing family photos and videos in mind, the displays are perfect for both watching the latest DVDs/movies, as well as for business applications that require excellent resolution, contrast ratios and graphics performance.Sun, 15 Apr 2012 18:35:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/acer-ultra-slim-led-displaysFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/dolby-prm-4200-reference-monitorWanna buy a $40,000 42" LCD display? Dolby's got one for you with their PRM-4200 Professional Reference Monitor. Now before you get all bent out of shape and assume Dolby just designed a TV with monstrous markups, realize that this is a super-accurate monitor designed for use in reference video houses across the country... not your living room. Dolby uses a patented dual-modulation display technology to produce images of the highest quality possible on this flat-panel monitor. They are so confident in its abilities, in fact, that they are dubbing it as "the first flat panel to surpass the CRT". Dolby is hoping that its Professional Reference Monitor is destined to become the industry-standard reference monitor. Given the lack of competition, it probably will, though there won't be a whole lot of them out on the market.Fri, 09 Mar 2012 13:40:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/dolby-prm-4200-reference-monitorFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/toshiba-revamps-led-tv-lineup-announces-4k-glasses-free-tvWhile the 55", 4k, glasses-free 3d, back lit LED display stole the show, Toshiba is looking to catch the attention of those without $10,000 burning a hole in their pocket with their new LED lineup. The edge lit displays should impress with their thin profile, the back lit LED with its deep blacks, and the new Aero Family aesthetics and Audyssey Sound Enhancement features should give consumers reason enough to give Toshiba another look. While none of the features of the LED line up are all that spectacular (120Hz, no 3d, etc.), if the prices are right, they may be big sellers. We'll have a wait a few months to find out.Wed, 01 Feb 2012 10:45:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/toshiba-revamps-led-tv-lineup-announces-4k-glasses-free-tvFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/lg-google-tv-smartLG finally jumped into the Google TV bandwagon at CES 2012, bringing the familiarity of Google's Android OS to the convenience and tiled interface of its 3D and Smart TVs. Together, the combination offers consumers a new and attractive home entertainment option, not to mention a ton of streaming media and online content options. Possibly the nicest aspect of LG's implementation of Google TV is the mixing of its Android-based user interface with the Magic Remote Qwerty. LG's Google TV user interface and main screen have been designed for convenient browsing and content selection and the latest iteration allows for multitasking, so search, social networking and TV functions can be run simultaneously. The user interface can be directly accessed using the Magic Remote Qwerty which, as the name implies, combines the user-friendly benefits of LG’s Magic Remote with a QWERTY keyboard.Wed, 11 Jan 2012 19:46:06 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/lg-google-tv-smartFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/lg-1mm-thin-tv-bezelsLG Electronics is touting its new Cinema Screen design at the 2012 CES and it is, in a word: fabulous. I don't think I've ever used that word in a sentence before, but I don't know how else to describe a 1mm thin bezel that truly gives a flat panel LED backlit TV the appearance of a true edge-to-edge display. This is something really new and it's got people all riled up and really interested. What's really exciting is that several of LG's high end 2012 Cinema Screen Smart TV models are going to look like this. In fact, so far there are three models that include the 1mm thin bezel, but more are certain to come. All of these TVs are 3D and the company has also released new Cinema 3D glasses for 2012. There are three models and they are 20 percent lighter than previous Iterations. Now if only they could "lighten" the obligatory 3D headaches... Wed, 11 Jan 2012 15:10:58 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/lg-1mm-thin-tv-bezelsFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/lg-55em9600-oled-tvLG Electronics unveiled "the future of home entertainment" - and you know what, we'd have to agree. I know, OLED has been rearing its head for years, but both LG and Samsung have all but promised large-format models that will come out this year. The 2012 CES was where LG chose to reveal (literally at the very end of their press event) their new 55EM9600 55-inch OLED HDTV. The new TV is incredibly thin - just 4mm, in fact and is powered by LG’s TRIPLE XD Engine. Picture quality has been pretty advanced with LED backlit TVs - and it's only been getting better, but OLED ups the ante, with self-lighted organic pixels. This means that OLED TVs can exhibit precise color, absolute contrast and blazing clarity. LG gives the 55EM9600 OLED TV a contrast ratio of over 100,000,000:1, claiming it is fifty times greater than that of LED/LCD display panels. Honestly, the point is that the pixels, when of are, well... OFF. So the contrast ration is actually infinite - in which case they might as say the ratio is a google-to-one (I mean, why not?)Tue, 10 Jan 2012 20:30:55 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/lg-55em9600-oled-tvFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-super-oled-55-tvOLED is here... well, almost here. Samsung and LG have both released new OLED televisions. Of course, since LG released OLED, Samsung has released/announced "Super OLED". That's super better than plain-old OLED, we suppose. The OLED TV will be produced from a single pane of glass and uses Samsung’s Super OLED technology to deliver the ultimate in picture quality and thinness. And it is super thin - just around 1/4" thin at it's smallest point. In all seriousness, there is an element to the "Super" designation in Super OLED. Samsung's version has apparently eliminated the need for a color filter as the OLED pixel unit comprises self-emitting RGB sub-pixels laid directly on the display panel. Tue, 10 Jan 2012 19:25:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-super-oled-55-tvFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-pn51d8000-plasma-videoI guess Samsung's new D8000 Series plasma TV seems to have it all. The TV is first and foremost, a plasma - so it's got excellent black levels. But Samsung also figured out a way to make it incredibly thin. The TV is 1-1/2" at its thickest point, but most of the TV is right around 1". For a plasma this is incredibly impressive - it's kinda like a supermodel. For the past few years we've started asking ourselves "What's important in a TV?" Is it the black levels? How thin it is? Color accuracy? Media streaming? Apps? I mean, what is it that people look for in a new flat panel? And more importantly, what should YOU look for? Well, honestly we can't answer the question. Some want one thing over another, but some people want it all.Thu, 05 Jan 2012 10:00:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-pn51d8000-plasma-videoFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/pioneer-elite-pro-x5fd-plasmaPioneer did an excellent and convincing demo of their new Elite PRO-X5FD series LED backlit TVs in 60" & 70" sizes. Pioneer is (openly) partnering with Sharp and these new TVs make use of the company's 10th generation LCD panels. They were awarded both 2D and 3D THX certification (meaning they paid money to THX and got some tweaks and a logo). The new televisions include Smart TV functionality with Netflix, VUDU, Blockbuster (yeah, they'll be around long!), Skype and more (there was no mention as to the methodology for acquiring a compatible camera). The demo placed a lot of emphasis on black levels and contrast ratio - both of which were designed to specifically take on and surpass the Kuro look, which was the starting point for these TVs. The Kuro was the best TV I'd ever seen. These TVs were very bit as good as I remembered those being.Fri, 09 Sep 2011 14:50:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/pioneer-elite-pro-x5fd-plasmaFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/vizio-58-xvt3d580cm-previewIf you are a movie buff or just want to use apps without disrupting your (others) viewing, the Vizio XVT3D580CM Razor LED might be just what you were longing for. Featuring a native 2.35:1 aspect ratio, you won't have to suffer black bars on the top and bottom during your Lord of the Rings marathons. When viewing 16:9 content, Vision will allow you to utilize the extra space to navigate your Visio Internet Apps. Now all we need to know is the price.Thu, 23 Jun 2011 08:45:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/vizio-58-xvt3d580cm-previewFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-smart-tv-video-8000The Samsung Smart TVs, and in particular the LED 8000 Series are quite impressive. You know, aside from the transition from standard definition CRT monitors to high-definition flat panels, TVs haven't really changed much over the past several years. They still bring you the same programming from cable or satellite you've been watching since you learned how to point a remote control at the screen and click. But TVs need to change. I mean, I don't know about you, but most of what I watch these days comes from the Internet or a cloud-based source for movies. We're talking about Netflix, Hulu Plus and VUDU, among other sources. But how do you get that content to that expensive flat panel you purchased for Christmas last year? Well you can do what many of us do and connect your laptop to your TV with a dangling cable... Or... and this is cool... you can look for manufacturers who really seem to "get" emerging media and the new content marketplace. Samsung's SmartTV platform is positioned squarely in line with this kind of idea - and it's represented in full by their LED 8000 series televisions.Wed, 20 Apr 2011 15:40:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-smart-tv-video-8000Flat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/sceptre-e320pv-fhd-32-led-first-lookThe Sceptre E320PV-FHD is a 1080p display with a 60Hz refresh rate. It claims a 50,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and over 30,000 hours for the LED backlight. There are three HDMI inputs, a cable/antenna input, a component video input, and a composite video input. There are one each of headphone, SPDIF (coaxial), and analogue audio (RCA) outputs. Lastly there is an USB input for streaming pictures or music directly to the TV. Oh yeah, and it's pink.Fri, 15 Apr 2011 08:05:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/sceptre-e320pv-fhd-32-led-first-lookFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/toshiba-46wx800u-3d-tvToshiba's 45WX800U is its first 3D TV and has a flush glass front, with a chrome trim. It's not just pretty outside, though. The GUI interface, where you control the the system menu, Yahoo! Widgets and Internet apps, is equally gorgeous - though a bit laggy. When you enter the 46" LCD TV's NetTV mode it gives you access to Netflix, VUDU, Pandora and YouTube, and lines them up in a semicircle underneath your current video source. Blockbuster is listed but not ready (even as of March 2011) and YouTube XL wasn't working when we tested this set, but it's clear that more apps are possible via firmware updates. Overall it's a beautiful layout that makes it easy to see all of your options.Thu, 17 Mar 2011 15:55:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/toshiba-46wx800u-3d-tvFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/aoc-aire-black-e2043fwk-e2243fwk-e2343fwkThe new AOC Aire Black LED monitors represent a new low in entry price to upgrade your computer display. We keep checking the calendar to see if it is Black Friday. With MSRPs at $130 for the 20", $150 for the 22", and $180 for the 23" and street prices sure to be lower, we don't care about much else. The fact that the Aire Black LED monitors feature edge-lit LED backlighting and are only 1/2" thick is just gravy. We'd love to get our eyes on one to make sure the picture isn't totally horrible. Because at these prices, that'd be the only deal-breaker. Wed, 02 Mar 2011 07:30:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/aoc-aire-black-e2043fwk-e2243fwk-e2343fwkFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/sceptre-x270bv-fhd-hdtvSceptre is a product we've been watching for some time. Trouble is, we've never been offered the opportunity to review one - until now. The company makes LCD TVs of both the CCFL and LED backlight variety and they seem to specialize in two types of products: straightforward, no-nonsense designs and stylistic, colorful models that are sure to satisfy any interior designer or fashion enthusiast. The model we reviewed, the X270BV-FHD, is a 27-inch model that represents one of the more basic models. Even though basic, the television includes a host of convenience features that makes it very usable and extremely well-suited for use in almost any environment. It's even available in pink... no joke.Mon, 28 Feb 2011 07:05:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/sceptre-x270bv-fhd-hdtvFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/sony-bravia-xbr-65hx292-flThe BRAVIA XBR-65HX292 is an LED backlit LCD panel with all the bells and whistles. While it makes for a slightly deeper display, Sony has opted for the local dimming rather than edge lit LED technology with this flagship panel. We applaud them for that. We also applaud the integrated Wi-Fi receiver so you aren't forced to use the wired connection. Add access to tons of streamed media, Skype, technology to make the picture smoother, and remote control apps for your favorite phone or tablet, and they've piqued our interest. Now if only they'd throw in a few free pairs of their Active Shutter glasses.Wed, 12 Jan 2011 07:40:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/sony-bravia-xbr-65hx292-flFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/sceptre-galaxy-series-flSceptre is making their foray into the polarized glasses market with their new line of 3D HD TVs. The Galaxy Series of displays mostly use LED lighting. The top of the line 65" LED E650BV-F12D runs in at a penny under $5k. For $1500 less, you can have the straight LCD X650BV-F12D. Both feature 5 HDMI inputs, a USB input, 120Hz refresh, and 1080P. The big difference is the size. The LED model 1.25" at the thinnest and 2.5" at the thickest while the LCD model is 2.5" and 4" respectively. All the rest of the specifications are identical. Plus, they include four, count'em, pairs of glasses included. Since this is what consumers expect when they buy a multi-thousand dollar display, it's nice that they'll finally have it. Tue, 11 Jan 2011 06:15:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/sceptre-galaxy-series-flFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/sony-2011-bravia-3d-lcd-tvSony's new BRAVIA HDTV lineup is shaking up the television category again. Building on its broad line of innovative 3D and Internet connected TVs, Sony's 2011 BRAVIA LCD HDTV line include 16 new 3D-capable models and 22 Internet connected models. In all, the line features 27 new models ranging in screen size from 22 inches to 65 inches (measured diagonally). Sony's BRAVIA televisions are designed to deliver a complete entertainment experience – from instant access to online video content to the immersiveness of 3D theatrical features, sports, and video games. If anyone seems to be pushing this stalled 3D phenomenon, Sony is. The question is, will the premium price drive consumers to other brands?Thu, 06 Jan 2011 21:50:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/sony-2011-bravia-3d-lcd-tvFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/nuvision-lucidium-fx10-lsWe reviewed NuVision's NVUFX5LS LED TV and found it to be a great performer. Now, the company has announced the introduction of the Lucidium FX10 LS series of super slim LED/LCD HDTV sets. The initial product range will include 46” and 55” sizes to be available October, 2010 with a 40” version due out 1st quarter, 2011 and all three models represent NuVision’s most advanced series to date. NuVision’s 3D platform is capable of working with Blu-ray and broadcast sources, while providing the visual performance and exceptional build quality that has become synonymous with the NuVision brand. The Lucidium FX10 LS series is also available with U Color - a service which allows you to décor-match the TV’s handcrafted aluminum bezel to any color.Sat, 18 Sep 2010 10:15:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/nuvision-lucidium-fx10-lsFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/benq-v2220h-v2420h-flWhether you live in a small apartment, have a nook for an office, or just want to impress your friends, there is nothing better than a thin display. They are practically the new Rolex. BenQ has announced their thinnest displays to date with a record (in class) 15mm thick V-series displays. The V2220H is 21.5" and retails at a very reasonable $248 and the V2420H is 24" and retails for an equally impressive $299. The 1080p displays are leading the industry in energy efficiency as well as contrast ratio (a reported 10 million to 1). An HDMI 1.3 input is on board as well as a 5ms response time, and a headphone jack. Sat, 21 Aug 2010 10:00:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/benq-v2220h-v2420h-flFlat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-un55c6800Discover a picture that’s visually stunning with the Samsung 6800 televisions feature web-connected Samsung Apps, which let you stream movies, play games, flip through photos, and more while you watch your favorite television shows. And Samsung AutoMotionPlus 120Hz virtually eliminates all motion blur so your 1080p high definition picture is remarkably sharp. Also available with a 7,000,000:1 Mega Dynamic Contrast Ratio.Fri, 20 Aug 2010 19:05:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-un55c6800Flat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-un46c6800Discover a picture that’s visually stunning with the Samsung 6800 televisions feature web-connected Samsung Apps, which let you stream movies, play games, flip through photos, and more while you watch your favorite television shows. And Samsung AutoMotionPlus 120Hz virtually eliminates all motion blur so your 1080p high definition picture is remarkably sharp. Also available with a 7,000,000:1 Mega Dynamic Contrast Ratio. Now every onscreen action is crystal clear. Advanced panels and unique backlight technology combine with proprietary algorithms to reduce the response time. The lower the response time, the higher the Clear Motion Rate (CMR). A high CMR of 720 yields a more accurate image reproduction and faster onscreen action. With 120Hz technology, blur is virtually eliminated and clarity enhanced, for smooth, lifelike motion.Fri, 20 Aug 2010 19:05:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-un46c6800Flat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-un65c6500The Samsung UN65C6500 backlit LED is what you get when you combine Internet@TV with Auto Motion Plus 120Hz Clear Motion Rate technology. Get the best of the web, right on your HDTV, with Samsung Apps. Connect to friends, share pictures, shop online and more. And the 6500 is as beautiful as it is functional, with a design that complements virtually any room in the house.Fri, 20 Aug 2010 19:05:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-un65c6500Flat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-un55c6500Samsung LED TV’s deliver a visually stunning picture. Innovations like Samsung Auto Motion Plus 120Hz, Mega Dynamic Contrast Ratios. 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And the 6500 is as beautiful as it is functional, with a design that complements virtually any room in the house.Fri, 20 Aug 2010 06:00:00 -0000/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-un32c6500Flat PanelsHDTV Televisions http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/televisions/flat-panels/samsung-un60c6400The 6400 features Samsung Auto Motion Plus 120Hz which virtually eliminates all motion blur so your 1080p high definition picture is remarkably sharp.The Samsung UN46C6500 backlit LED is what you get when you combine Internet@TV with Auto Motion Plus 120Hz Clear Motion Rate technology. Get the best of the web, right on your HDTV, with Samsung Apps. Connect to friends, share pictures, shop online and more. 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