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Great chance awaits the movie lovers to view their favourite film, right from sitting in their home through the all new Acer AT4250 42 Inch Widescreen LCD TV. This new brand high definition LCD television offers really great picture quality which has been encompassed with all new modern technologies. The main feature that attracts the viewers in this LCD TV is its widescreen option. This is a 42 inch widescreen television integrated with the display format of 1080p.

Talking about its features the picture resolution of this television is 1920 x 1080 pixels incorporated with TFT matrix technology along with a brightness level of 500cd/m2 and is capable of supporting 16.7 million colours. The dimension of this LCD television is 107cm x 31.1cm x 79.4cm. Focussing on the video interface, this television is provided with HDMI, SCART, component and composite types. The connectivity option that is provided in this LCD television is VGA connection and compatible with HDCP.

Through this television the user can also make progressive scan, along with an image aspect ratio of 16:9 and the contrast ratio is 1200:1. DVB-T is the digital tuner offered in this television which is also supported with PAL and SECAM. Other interesting features that are available in this Acer AT4250 is picture in picture facility, gamma correction, 2:2 pull down compensation, 3:2 pull down compensation, video noise reduction and Acer empowering technology are the few to mention. In terms of sound quality, it has built-in decoders of Dolby digital and MPEG. The power output is 20W with 2 stereo speakers.

Viewing angle of this LCD television is 170 degree which has a total weight of 32.3kg. This model is also offered with free view option along with a total power consumption of 291 watts.

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CyberPower launches the new Power Mega 1000, an Intel Core i7-based graphics workstation. Designed for graphics professionals, the Power Mega 1000 is powered by a Core i7-920 2.66GHz processor, 6GB RAM and NVIDIA Quadro NVS420 512MB graphics card. It comes with a 1TB hard drive and a Lite-On DH-401S 4X Blu-Ray Player. Asus Intel X58 Chipset SLI/CrossFireX motherboard is used.

CyberPower’s new workstation gets a NZXT Whisper Full Steel Silent Tower Case and Asetek Liquid CPU Cooling System. Logitech Deluxe 250 keyboard and XtremeGear Optical mouse are bundled with the PC. The Power Mega 1000 runs Windows XP SP3. It will be shipped on 27 April 2009 for $1469.

When it comes to producing the absolute best in electronic gadgets and dishing out supreme quality, Philips has always been at the high end. This time (once again) they’ve lived up to their reputation with their latest LCD offering, which is all set to light up your home and transform your living room.

The company has put a price tag and more importantly announced a release date for the larger than life 21:9 Cinema LCD that is sure to steal the hearts of movie lovers all across the globe. The 52-inch ultra wide Cinema display is set to hit stores in UK this June and will set you back by €4,000 (some $5,000).

While it might take a tad bit longer for it to cross the Atlantic and set stand on US stores, expect the price to maybe drop to $4000 by then… Just maybe! If you are planning on building your own home theater, then this might be a cool option to bring home the stars!

Not many electronic companies from the US often dish out giant LCD screens and electronic gadgets with plenty of pomp. But Honeywell decided to change that convention with a little bit of aid in technological know-how from Taiwanese firm SOYO, by unleashing a 82-inch LCD giant as apart of its Altura LE series.

Coming in sizes of 47”, 57”, 65”, 70” and 82” they are all Full HD Ready with the largest of the lot sporting 16:9, 120Hz LCD panel resolution display that’s capable of 120,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 600 cd/m2 brightness and 178-degree viewing angle.

But this does not yet mean that Honeywell is competing with big boys as they just seem to be aiming to cut into the domestic market share and the 82-inch behemoth seems more like a beacon that will attract publicity to market the smaller versions at affordable prices and as more appealing designs than what is on offer in the market today. The plan seems to be working for now!