CeBIT displays ( 2 Views )

1. Flatpanels.dk has a long article about new monitors and TV's shown at CeBIT in Hannover. Everyone interested in displays should have a look as many new models and technologies have been presented. Samsungs have presentations of LEDs by the way.
   
   The first part of the article can be found here: http://www.flatpanels.dk/nyhed.php?s...t_from=&ucat=&
   
   You see a number of Samsung monitors and TV's. Furthermore you find NEC and Panasonic. Among other things Panasonics 103 inch PDP-TV which is the worlds largest.
   
   Part two will follow tomorrow with news about LG, Hitahci, Sharp etc.
   
   
   (gürcan, Philippines)


2. Great.
   Does anyone know what's new with Samsung 245T comparing to 244T?
   
   Regards
   
   
   (onur, Maldives)


3. Quote:

   Originally Posted by paviko Great. Does anyone know what's new with Samsung 245T comparing to 244T? Regards

   I know they changed the model number... :p
   
   j/k
   
   I wish I could afford two of those bad boys.
   
   
   (sinan, Azerbaijan)


4. Quote:

   Originally Posted by paviko Great. Does anyone know what's new with Samsung 245T comparing to 244T?

   In the link below, you won't see the monitor housing,.
   You'll see all the Samsung panels presently "In Production".
   Click on the size you want, to see all of its Specs.
   http://www.samsung.com/Products/TFTL...amily_cd=LCD07
   
   
   (gülþah, Martinique)


5. Quote:

   Click on the size you want, to see all of its Specs.

   As far as I know 244T already use the LTM240M2 panel. I don't see newer one on that list.
   
   Regards
   
   
   (Ahmet , San Marino)


6. On CeBIT 245T just looked like a 244T with a different design.
   
   
   (ali, Portugal)


7. [quote=paviko]As far as I know 244T already use the LTM240M2 panel. I don't see the newer one on that list/QUOTE] .
   
   Then maybe the one you saw at Cebit is so new, it's not yet on Master List.
   Try this: return to that Link I gave (above) and mouse your way to Samsung's 'LCD Monitors' section.
   If that new monitor's on sale, it'll be there.
   
   
   (mehmet, Guadeloupe)


8. 
   
   
   
   Was there on saturday...This is my favorite :eek:
   
   
   (uður, Kuwait)


9. Hmmm, that's some real cinema experience. =)
   
   
   (gizem, Oman)


10. Take a peak at the 82 inch Samsung LED LCD-TV. It's really impressive, more impressive than the biggest PDP-TV's.
    
    The second part of the CeBIT article is online with reports on Sharp, LG, Toshiba, Hitachi and BenQ. LG has a lot of interesting thing to see. You find the second part here: http://www.flatpanels.dk/nyhed.php?s...t_from=&ucat=&
    
    
    (welat, United Kingdom)


11. Quote:

    Originally Posted by mistar The second part of the CeBIT article: http://www.flatpanels.dk/nyhed.php?s...t_from=&ucat=&

    Wow, real nice looking monitors. I wish I'd learned to read German.
    Are any of them 26" or 27" LCD monitors with1920x1200 Rez ?
    I'm not interested in panels having a smaller Size n' Rez.
    
    
    (Bleda, Nigeria)


12. I'm interested in that LG OLED from the 2nd article, but everything looks great anyway. Well, except those weird designer covers for LCD chassis. Those just made me go :confused:
    
    
    (Ýrem, Solomon Islands)


13. It´s danish not german .. otherwise i could have helped you translating ;)
    
    
    (metehan, Spain)


14. Don't miss BeHardware's and cebitvideos.com's coverage of Cebit!
    
    http://www.behardware.com/news/lire/09-03-2006/
    http://www.behardware.com/news/lire/10-03-2006/
    http://www.behardware.com/news/lire/11-03-2006/
    http://www.behardware.com/news/lire/13-03-2006/
    http://www.behardware.com/news/lire/14-03-2006/
    
    http://cebitvideo.com/
    
    I especially enjoyed the improvements in motion through various new techniques to increase the 60Hz limit of current LCD displays.
    
    Samsung's big push on the use of LED backlight throughout their different displays also shows that this technology will soon be available.
    
    This clip shows the Samsung LCD displays with LED backlights:
    http://cebitvideo.com/?p=15
    
    
    (buraq, Philippines)

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