Today I was digging for some info on ‘lcd tvs uk’ and came across the following section:

HANNSpree hits new low with HANNSMilano handbag TV March 10th, 2008 Filed under: Displays HANNSprees never been one to shy away from unconventional designs for its TVs, but the company has really outdone itself with its new HANNSMilano model, which it says is inspired by todays modern woman. That inspiration apparently resulted in a genuine leather exterior with intricate detailing, which surrounds a wholly unremarkable 9.6-inch LCD screen with a handy carrying strap rounding the l

Hmmm, not exactly what I was looking for, but a good read nevertheless.

Sony Bravia KDL-37XBR6

The XBR6 line of LCD televisions forms the high-end offerings of Sony’s 2008 lineup of TVs. Traditionally the XBR models are the flagships TVs in Sony’s line and this year is a little different. The flagship line has been split up into two separate series, the XBR6s which come in at 32″ and 37″ display sizes, with the Z series of sets taking the 40″ and 46″ sizes. The XBR6s contain many of the same high-end features of the Z series including 1080p picture, 120Hz display mode, and DLNA (Digital L

Hmmm, I have too look further into that for my Electronics blog.

Pioneer Giving Kuro Brand to LCD TVs and LCOS Projectors [Kuro]

The 1080p LCD sets are on the smaller side (leaving big boy TVs to plasma) in 32, 37 and 46-inch sizes, with a 100hz frame mode and a “specially tuned” picture quality. But do they live up to Kuro?…The KURO LCD TVs are available in three sizes of which the 32-inch and 37-inch TVs will be on sale as of August, the 46 inch model will be launched later this year. …What is more, the LCD TVs feature an anti-reflective filter, triple HDMI 1. 3 support and a specially tuned, high-standard picture quality. … This latest Pioneer product is available in three sizes: 32 inch, 37 inch and 46 inch and differentiates itself from KURO plasma TVs in terms of design with an attractive ‘ aluminum look’ finish….

Not exactly what I was looking for, nevertheless still a good read.