LG Electronics (LG), announced the launch of its SL9000, a Full HD LED TV a cooler version of the SL80 that was released in July. However, the LGSL900 is super sleek with a smoother smoked glass finish. The TV has flawless pictur quality and uses advanced LED blacklight technology developed by LG. It is so thin that it would look... More

Sharp Electronics unveils, for the first time worldwide, AQUOS LED, an LCD TV Series that provides the ultimate in picture quality and value, offering consumers the lowest power consumption of any available LCD TV. A new series of LCD TV’s that combines Sharp’s award-winning AQUOS LCD technology with a Full-Array LED... More

Seoul, Korea /  LG Electronics (LG) , a global leader and technology innovator in consumer electronics, today unveiled two new ultra-slim “full LED” LCD TVs in Seoul. The new 55-inch screens- models 55LH95 and 55LH93 respectively – lead the market in terms of picture quality, design and convenience. “These products... More

Well first off all I would like to say WOW. I have had the blog up for about a month now and have done countless amounts of research on LED TVs and have seen lots of LED TV pictures, but I really didn’t appreciate how great they are until I saw one in the flesh. I walked into Comet yesterday and it was the first thing I saw... More

Today we will cover the Series 7 range of Samsung LED Televisions. The main difference between the Series 6 and Series 7 is Internet TV. Here is a full spec on what you can expect to find: Video Screen Size 55″ Resolution 1920 X 1080 Dynamic Contrast Ratio Mega Contrast 1080 24p Real Movie Yes Picture... More

When considering buying an LED TV you may also be considering what model you should get. Today we are going to cover Series 6000 and Series 7000 of the Samsung LED TVs. The full specification for the Samsung Series 6000 Model are listed below (This is an example based on a 42″ LED TV): Video Screen Size 46″ Resolution 1920... More

From early 1900′s scientists have been experimenting with creating light from various materials.  In the 1950′s the LED (Light Emitting Diode) was discovered. Significant improvements in the production of certain chemical structures have allowed for improved brightness in green and blue specifically. Additional colors... More

So your looking to get the latest HD LED TV, you have your money ready and a space reserved in the living room, the last question you need answering is how much money will I save from switching to a LED TV instead of a LCD TV. Well at 40% less energy used lets do the maths. The Avergage US household will use about $56 worth of Electricty... More

So in light of this new technology, your probably asking yourself is it worth upgrading my TV now? or even at all? Well the long and short of it all is that the technology itself is the future, and given the benefits of using LED technology rather than LCD technology the reasons for purchasing one outweigh the reasons not to. If... More

Samsung are one of the first companies to launch the new LED technology in their range of fantastic High Definition Televisions. Their ultra slim series 6 and series 7 models use Light Emitting Diodes (LED) instead of Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) which all LCD TV’s use. The benefits of using this technology allow for some... More