TFT TVs

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Kogan Elite LED-BD32 (FHDLEDBD32)
Kogan Elite LED-BD32 (FHDLEDBD32)

TFT Television; 32"; Full HD; LED Backlight, PVR; Newest review: 2/2011

CNet says that the 32-inch Kogan Elite LED-BD32 is alright, it just isn't quite the bargain that it's made out to be, noting that Sony offers a similar set for the same price. Still, they …

1 review

 
Kogan Elite LED22
Kogan Elite LED22

TFT Television; 22"; Full HD; LED Backlight, Media Streaming; Newest review: 11/2010

The Elite LED22 from Kogan has incorporated some pretty nifty features into a slender body, like the ability to record onto USB. The sub-standard contrast and colour performance is a failing and …

1 review

 
Pangoo LE-26S700
Pangoo LE-26S700

TFT Television; 26"; HD-Ready; Newest review: 8/2010

"FOR: Slim with a smart interface; bright, sharp picture: good connectivity. AGAINST: Poor sound; struggles with black levels and motion; average TV tuner."

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More information at: What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision, issue 10/2010 Pango TV: more boo-hoo than woo-hoo Here's a new, and slightly funny, name to add to the TV market: Pangoo. It's the European brand of the Chinese technology company THTF, one of the largest manufacturers around, with some 32,000 employees and turnover of 2.4 billion US dollars. New to Europe, the company aims to take on the Korean and Japanese big boys, and beat them for price and performance... but then they would say that. ... … to review

DA 900c
August International DA900c

TFT Television; 9"; HD-Ready; Media Streaming; Newest review: 10/2009

TechRadar liked the fact that the August International DA900c 12V portable IDTV had built-in Freeview and analogue tuners, and they were impressed with its multimedia playback capabilities, but

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More information at: TechRadar UK, 10/2009 August DA900c LCD IDTV The August DA900c boasts in-built analogue and digital terrestrial tuners, a 9in widescreen LCD display, and it'll let you record TV to USB drives and play your media back from various sources. … to review

 

Product information and further reviews for TFT TVs

Review: Medion MD20099 GadgetCenter 6/2006 - Although the various industry bodies have successfully had us clamouring for High Definition, compatible TV sets are still out of reach to many of us due to their high price tags.

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TFT televisions are LCD televisions in which each pixel of the screen is supplied with its own transistor. This means that every pixel is individually controllable and provides for higher picture quality and bigger screens. TFT screens are, for all intents and purposes, flicker free and have pretty good colour representation. Their main weaknesses lie in the contrast ratio and brightness. LCD panels can not create their own light, they are merely a filter and rely on backlight which is either fluorescent or from LEDs. Screens with an LED backlight are usually brighter and better quality. Another drawback is the narrow viewing angle. When seen from the side, the nature of LCDs cause the image to become dim or even black, new technology has all but nullified this problem but it something to think about if buying a second hand or old screen. Many high end devices also include a pivot function, this can turn the screen to vertical and is a nice touch for people who use the screen to view photographs in portrait mode for instance. Prices for TFT televisions are higher than CRT but they should last about three to five times longer which makes them not a bad investment. Also the prices are constantly falling which makes them a more and more attractive purchase every season.