Sony LCD Projection TVs: Big News, Big Headache
New York City, New York (ContentDesk) April 20, 2006 -- Rear-projection screens have received rave reviews recently as a less-expensive alternative to flat screen TVs or plasma TVs. These rear-projection TVs still have a large sticker price, up to $3000, but many consumers complain that the screen quality and technology is not as advanced.Consumers that have been convinced to buy the new product on the block are complaining that their Sony-brand rear projection TVs do not have stellar performance. Consumers have complained that their Sony LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) TVs have screen malfunctions and buzzing noises. Allegedly, some say the large (41 inch plus) screen becomes pixelated or bleeds, some have problems with buzzing sounds, other have problems with the lamp/bulb or the TV turning on. A law firm is investigating a potential class action lawsuit against Sony on behalf of consumers who purchased certain rear projection LCD television sets (RPTV).
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Best LCD TVs
Buying an LCD TV is more of an art than a purchase. Originally LCD TVs were available in only smaller sizes, but now they are available in sizes as big as 50 inches. Whether big or small screen, LCD TVs suffer from certain flaws: they have lower contrast ratios, slower refresh rates and narrow viewing angles. Despite that, if certain precautions are taken, you could end up with the best LCD TV in the market.
Currently Sony, LG, Samsung, Panasonic, Philips, Sharp are the bigger brands in the LCD TV market. Even computer monitor manufacturers like Dell and Gateway have made a foray into the LCD TV market.
But a big brand name does not ensure that the TV is the best. Even reputed companies purchase monitors and other parts from other countries to save on costs. This affects the overall quality of the TV. It is essential to check out the TV while it is in the showroom before buying.
One thing to consider is the aspect ratio. Some widescreen LCD TVs boast...
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Syntax Groups Introduces ?Olevia? LCD-TVs Breaking Price Barrier for Best-in-Class Digital Entertainment -- Joint Venture with Kolin & Prokia Gives Strategic Advantages in R&D and World Class Manufacturing
Syntax Groups Corporation(tm), an emerging growth manufacturer of consumer electronics products, today announced it's formal entry into the LCD TV market with its initial line of Olevia(tm) branded models.
Immediately available through premier channel partners, the new Olevia 27-inch and 30-inch LCD TVs provide consumers with high quality entertainment images and optimum affordability.Featuring an ultra-thin flat panel LCD screen for viewing versatility in home or office settings, the new Syntax Olevia LCD-TVs blend robust functionality, stylish design and exceptional quality with a unique customer-friendly support program. "As we continue to see the market evolve towards widespread adoption of LCD-TVs as the consumer's entertainment unit of choice, our high definition Olevia branded digital TVs will be ideally suited to deliver a total quality experience with best-of-breed features at real world affordability," said James Li, Chief Executive Officer of Syntax Groups Corporation....
Tvs > Syntax Groups Introduces ?Olevia? LCD-TVs Breaking Price Barrier for Best-in-Class Digital Entertainment -- Joint Venture with Kolin & Prokia Gives Strategic Advantages in R&D and World Class Manufacturing