The company demonstrated the LCD’s which are primarily intended for business usage and for presentations in the organizations. All the five models are branded under the name TS Series which includes 320TSn(32″), 400TSn (40”), 460TSn (46”), 700TSn (70”) and the 820TSn (82”).

The display can be used as a POS terminal or as an information display.

The UK based brand HANNspree introduced a 28-inch “1080p” Full HD display, the HT09 with a native resolution of 1920×1200, which the company claims to be the world’s first 28-inch HDTV display.

It comes with two HDMI ports, a VGA socket, integrated ATSC /NTSC / Clear QAM tuner, 3ms response time, 3000:1 contrast ratio, speakers (5wattsx2), and audio in/out ports. The display meets the latest Energy Star 3.0 requirements and is moderately priced at $500.

The models 26-inch(LC-26DX1), 32-inch(LC-32DX1), 37-inch(LC-37DX1), 42-inch(LC-42DX1), 46-inch(LC-46DX1) and 52-inch (LC-52DX1) have a built-in HDTV Tuner and speakers. The 26-inch and 32-inch models have a resolution of 1366×768, where as the rest of ‘em have a Full HD 1080p resolution of 1920×1080.

All the models are based on Kameyama LCD Panel, which provides smooth quality of pictures.

The models from 37-inch to 52-inch have a contrast ratio of 2000:1, a viewing angle of 176°, HDMI (x2) / D4 Video (x2) / S2 Video / Video (x3) / Analog RGB inputs, as well as Monitor / Headphone / Digital Audio (optical) output.

The 26 and 32-inch series have a contrast ratio of 1500:1 and brightness of 450cd/m², 20W speakers, as well as HDMI (x2) / D4 Video (x2) / S2 Video / Video (x2) / Analog RGB inputs, as well as Monitor / Headphone / Digital Audio (optical) output.

You can record your favorite programs in H.264/AVC format while watching another favorite program at the same time with the help of Digital W Tuner.

All the models are compatible with BD-RE V2.1 and BD-R V1.1 recordable discs. Will hit the stores in November.

Price: 1200€ to 3600€ (1634$ to 4903$) depending on the size.

Sony Introduced four new full HD models in 32, 40, 46, and 52-inch sizes. All models feature Bravia 2 Engine, Bravia Sync, 24p True Engine, and XMB technologies. The BRAVIA W4000 series transforms into a Picture Frame Mode when the TV is not in use. In the Picture Frame mode, digital photos are displayed in HD quality by automatically reducing the brightness of the screen for natural effect and for saving energy as well.

While in Photo Frame Mode, the TV uses 35 percent less power than in normal TV viewing mode. All the sizes come with a 10-bit LCD panel which is capable of displaying 1024 shades when compared to 256 shades in normal 8-bit panel.

Features:

24p Cinema: The TV automatically recognizes High-Definition movies and selects appropriate mode for enhanced viewing experience.

Live Color Creation: Digitally recreates the colors and provides deep and accurate color tones.

Samsung is on a roll with back to back releases at CeBIT 2008. After the OLED TV, its time for the world’s largest LCD TV measuring 82 inches. There are other big Televisions, but all are plasma’s. With this television the company has quit its trademark technologies such as PDP and DLP and invented a new technology called Super Patterned-ITO Vertical Alignment(S-PVA), that provides extra wide viewing angles. Further, the panel ensures 1200:1 contrast ratio and 8ms response time.

The LCD TV is designed for corporate use and it comes with built-in computing capabilities, an AMD Athlon 64 bit X2 3400+ 1.8GHz dual core processor, 4GB flash hard drive, 512 MB DDR2 Ram, ATI Chipset, and Windows XP operating system.

Price: $77000

Although brightness is good at 700 cd/m2, contrast ratio is just 2000:1 which is acceptable.

It comes with a 3 yr warranty, and optional stand and speakers. Will hit the stores in April 2008.

Estimated Price: $8150.