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This high-def full HD (1920×1080) LCD with optical touch panel sensor is compatible with multi-touch (2 points) functionality and Windows 8 and Windows 7 products. It includes high contrast ratios (5,000,000:1) and an aspect ratio with a width of 16 units and height of 9.
It uses a toughened glass filter that protects the screen from scratch damage, has HDMI terminal, HDCP compatible digital input terminal (DVI-D), 1W+1W stereo speaker, and Eco Mode that reduces power consumption. A touch pen …

Iiyama launched today in Japan the ProLite E2080HSD, a new 20” Monitor with LED Backlight and comes with a 1,600×900 resolution, a 6ms response time, a 1,000:1 contrast ratio, a pair of 1W speakers, DVI-D + D-Sub and a 23W power consumption at high peak and 16W in Eco mode.
Finally the ProLite E2080HSD will reach stores in Japan next week at 12,800 Yen.

I-O Data outs this morning in Japan a new monitor with the LCD-MF271CGBR. This new 27″ LED Backlight Monitor main feature is its WQHD (2560×1440) IPS Panel and its 420cd/m2 brightness, 1000:1 contrast ratio and 4.3ms response time. Set for a launch nationwide at the end of this month at an announced price of 49,800 yen, the LCD-MF271CGBR comes with a pair if 2W integrated speakers, DVI-D (Dual Link), HDMI, D-SUB and DisplayPort.

The future of Motorola post-acquisition may still be a mystery, but the manufacturer has managed to stay quite active over the last few weeks: it unveiled the Atrix HD, its first smartphone with an HD display and native ICS build, and there’s already much anticipation around Verizon’s Droid RAZR HD ahead of the holiday season. For the here and now, however, it’s Sprint’s turn to soak in the Moto love with the Photon Q 4G LTE. (Say it five times fast.)

Naturally, the name of the phone doesn’t leave a whole lot to the imagination. As you’d expect, it’s a follow-up to last year’s Photon 4G that trades WiMAX for LTE and adds a full-sized QWERTY keyboard. What the name doesn’t tell you, though, is that this phone costs a lofty $200 on contract, and features a qHD ColorBoost display (not to be confused with the Atrix’s 720p screen, which uses the same branding). In other words, it’s gotta be pretty good to have any success at that price point. How does the latest Googorola device hold up against the rest of Sprint’s LTE lineup? Is it worth the premium? Follow us southward to find out.

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Here you are Hitachi’s latest Wooo TVs with the GP1 Series! Available in 42, 47 and 55” these new IPS LED Backlight TV comes with 3D Passive glasses. DLNA, the usual iDVR-S Support and 500GB of internal HDD and Hitachi’s new Picture Master 3 image engine!
Also thanks to its new XCodeHD, you will be able to dub any TV show recorded on your GP1 internal HDD into any iDVR-S Drive in at 8x maximum speed without any quality loss and still being able to record TV shows at the same time.
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