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LG Electronics Inc., the world’s second largest producer of liquid-crystal television-display (LCD) plans to boost LCD TV sales to be approximately 40 percent in the next year. This is the impact of this decline to lower the prices and increase the demand. This company aims to sell 35 million LCD TVs, up from last year with the sales which reached 25 million sets it expects to sell at the end of this year, said Simon Kang, president of LG home entertainment division. The sales which is including plasma TV sets can reach 40 million next year from 29 million this year, he said. The shipments LCD TV globally are expected to rise 23 percent to 226.7 million set in 2011 from 184.1 million this year. LG expects sales of LCD TVs that use light-emitting diodes or LEDs will acquire approximately 60 percent of total LCD TV sales next year. LG, based in Seoul on July 28, earnings declined to 90 per cent to USD105 million in the second quarter. Profit from the home entertainment division fell unti

Following on from the recent release of their REALiS SX80 projector – the first projector to offer PictBridge connectivity – Canon have announced a the upcoming availability for their high-end REALiS WUX10 multi-media projector which is, according to Canon, the first p[rojector in the world to offer WUXGA (1920 x 1200) resolution using LCOS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) technology. Rated at 3200 Lumens of brightness and sporting a contrast ratio of 1000:1, Canon’s up and coming REALiS WUX10 high-end multi-media Projector, which weighs in at just 10.8 lbs, has been designed to offer the ‘full and precise’ display of photographs, intricate spreadsheets with small text, CAD drawings and full-motion HD or SD video and, to that end, apart from offering WUXGA-resolution (1920 x 1200) capabilities also supports 1080 video content and WUXGA 16:10 aspect ratio imagery allowing Windows and Mac users to ‘project their computer's entire screen in its true proportions, just as it appears on th

Sanyo is set to add, once again, to its projector range with their Sanyo PLC-XTC50L Portable Multimedia Projector which comes with dual lamps and an ‘industry leading’ lamp selection system that offers extended use – up to a purported 6000 hours – by alternating between the two available lamps (though dual lamp operation is, of course, still selectable). Offering a maximum of 5000 ANSI lumen brightness, the Sanyo PLC-XTC50L Portable Multimedia Projector can also be purchased with the optional Sanyo PL-Net Organizer which, according to Sanyo, ‘makes the PLC-XTC50L particularly useful for around-the-clock digital signage, advertising and information boards’ thanks to offering selected, timed switching between both available lamps according to specific times or dates. The Sanyo PLC-XTC50L which measures in at 17.8″ x 21.6″ x 6.9″ offers 4:3 aspect ratio XGA (1024 x 768) resolution, 1100:1 contrast ratio, digital zoom ranging from 49x – 1/4x and comes with an DVI-D HDCP capable interfa

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A part les chèques photographiés...il y a un autre moyen d'encaisser de l'argent avec son Iphone ! Voici un autre nouveau moyen de paiement mobile innovant : le Bump de Paypal, où l’on entrechoque les smartphones pour s’envoyer l’argent... En savoir plus sur : http://techcrunch.com Posté par Marion

La semaine dernière, PayPal a annoncé le lancement d’une nouvelle fonctionnalité aux Etats-Unis (aussi proposée par la banque américaine, Chase), qui permet d’encaisser un chèque en toute simplicité – juste en prenant une photo recto-verso du chèque avec son iPhone... En savoir plus sur : http://fr.techcrunch.com Posté par Marion

Le journal NewsDay vient de sortir son application iPad. Pour en faire la promotion, ces derniers ont trouvé un excellent moyen en réalisant une vidéo à fort pouvoir viral. Le pitch: déterminer si une appli iPad peut vraiment remplacer un journal papier, pour la lecture certes, mais aussi pour jouer d’autres rôles … Voir la vidéo sur : http://www.marketing-digital.fr Posté par Marion