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Aesthetically in LG 19LG3000 is quite good. His decapitation is impressive slender, and its high-gloss black finish gives the aura of quality is by far the reduction in the budget above the standard. That could damage, there is no fancy red coloring, so that’s unique in all other models of the current LG flat TV coverage, but as televisions go black, stands out 19LG3000. It is somewhat outside the call of duty with the connectivity that also including two HDMI inputs, when can we reasonably expect only one. It’s also nice to find D-Sub PC input, two scarts than one, with four-pin S-Video input on the TV side.[Trustedreviews]

Sharp AQUOS today rolled out a series of DX, which is known as the first LCD TVs with built-in Blu Ray Disc Recorders in the world. Series consists of 16 new models from 26 inches to 52-inch screen size. All models are compatible with the BD-RE v2.1 (Single / Dual Layer), BD-R 1.1 (Single / Dual Layer) recording the disc, and most accessible play the disc. These also feature Digital HDTV Tuner In, which lets you watch TV while recording your favorite programs. Its Kameyama LCD panel ensures the quality of the image. Price ranges from € 1200 to € 3600, depending on the size of the screen.[Akihabara]

LG has added a new member to its Scarlet LCD TV line in the form of LG80. The LG80 offers a Full HD resolution, 30000:1 contrast ratio of the three modes AV (movies, video games, sports), USB 2.0, two HDMI 1.3, 3.1 and integrated audio system with 50 watts of production. However, there is no information about the size of the screen. LG Scarlet LG80 will be released in the United States and Europe at the end of the year.[Engadget HD]

Acer announced the Limited Edition Ferrari LCD F-22Bid. Our new 22-inch screen is available in 500 units, and provides a contrast ratio of 20000:1 (ACM), A brightness of 300cd / m², A resolution WSXGA (1680×1, 050), the response time of 2ms (GTG), A features HDMI / DVI -D24/D-Sub The interface.[Akihabaranews]

Check in all Panasonic TV in our laboratories is usually the cause of some excitement these days. But fair to say that the burden of expectation on the shoulders of the 46in TH-46PZ85 is particularly heavy. Partly because it is hot on the heels of the truly great 58PZ800 Panasonic, and partly because it comes as a proud winner of the “Best Value Plasma TV 2008-2009″ award from the European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA).[Trustedreviews]

The latest in what seems to be never-ending series of LCD TVs from Sharp, the 46in Sharp Aquos LC-46X8E, is actually slightly on the oddity. At the beginning, the one-time, there are other models X8E around now in each of different sizes, and we have not heard about more soon. Even more oddly, is in fact based, to the extent of its key specifications, in the Sharp range of completely known by another name: the B20 AQUOS series, which consists of two models in sizes 37 and 42in. But I’ll do a few differences for a moment.[Trustedreviews]

Panasonic Viera TH-58PZ800 specifications on the screen look pretty awesome too, with Full HD pixel count is joined in a masterful claimed by a contrast ratio of up to one million. Yes, it’s 1,000,000:1. While this is possible only with the dynamic screen brightness mode of operations, but the screen is still a native contrast ratio of 30000:1 - just to have grown LCD TV crying like children.[Trustedreviews]

So far, Sharp, LC-37XL8E is already pretty darned well. It really looks like it’s got everything quite demanding TV buyer may want from a new LCD. Heck, even his 37in screen seems perfectly suited to the average living room environment. But of course, on paper specifications are in fact only a small portion of the flat TV “personality”. For all the fine numbers, art and decorative features connections amount to too much TV if you can not cut it in sound and image in particular departments. So hope that 37XL8E talents extension is not too. Before you know, even though, let’s put some flesh on the bones set out in the opening paragraph.[Trustedreviews]

In most cases, Runco remains relatively calm in the realm of consumer … to about CEDIA rolls. Once again, high-end AV company is firing on all cylinders in Denver, announcing seven new 1080p LCD / plasma and LCD displays with its largest so far, 70-inch Crystal Series CX-70DHD (pictured). Along with the new panels, the dress is unveiling its exclusive opal (Alignment of optical path) technology on selected models, which “provides the extreme reduction of glare and contrast extended to high ambient light environments.” That 70-incher (dispatch mid-October to $ 34995) actually accompanied by an external auditor DHD video / processor, which incorporates Runco’s Vivix II technology to “strengthen all digital and NTSC content near high-definition quality.” We admit that sounds like a definitely something going on Toshiba’s got just a few booths over, but make it what it will be. For detailed information on half a dozen other sets, hop in the past, a break.[Engadget]