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crunchgear.com - 8/13/2008

Funai to sell LCD TVs with built-in Blu-ray players in the US

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low-priced Sylvania 42-inch LCD/DVD combo (photos of the Blu-ray combo are not yet available) Starting next summer, Funai (Sylvania, Symphonic, Emerson) is planning to sell LCD TVs with integrated Blu-ray Disc players in the US. The Japanese company has a lot of good experience with this approach. Sales from cathode-ray tube TVs with built-in VCRs reached 40% of total TV sales for ...

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Gizmodo:  Funai (Sylvania, Symphonic and Emerson) Will Sell HDTVs With Blu-ray's In 'Em [HDTV]

Engadget:  Funai aims to bring LCD HDTV / Blu-ray combo units to North America

TechFresh, Consumer Electronics Guide:  Funai to Sell LCD/Blu-Ray Combo in The U.S in ‘09

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crunchgear.com - 8/21/2008

Mitsubishi showcases super-thin LCD TV

— crunchgear.com — Mitsubishi Electric yesterday unveiled a prototype LCD TV [JP], which is just 40mm thick. The company said it’s “REAL” TV is full HD but didn’t reveal any details regarding screen size, price and technical features.  ... (more) Mitsubishi showcases super-thin LCD TV

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thinkgeek.com - 8/15/2008

: Wii Portable 16:9 LCD Screen

— thinkgeek.com — Portable LCD screen for Wii features a built in sensor bar Simply clips on. No modification to your Wii is needed Screen: 7 inches TFT LCD Resolution: 480(W) X 234(H) PAL/NTSC (auto switching) Aspect Ratio Adjustability Flip picture upside-down for ... (more) : Wii Portable 16:9 LCD Screen

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engadget.com - 8/20/2008

Mitsubishi unveils MZW / MX / MXW series of LCD HDTVs

— engadget.com — Barely a month after Mitsubishi launched its iSP 149 series of LCD HDTVs, the company is trotting out three new lineups over in Japan. The higher-end MZW series includes the 46-inch LCD-46MZW200 (¥400,000; $3,643) and 40-inch LCD-40MZW200 ... (more) Mitsubishi unveils MZW / MX / MXW series of LCD HDTVs

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Funai (Sylvania, Symphonic and Emerson) Will Sell HDTVs With Blu-ray's In 'Em [HDTV]
Gizmodo — ... and Emerson, is planning on selling LCD HDTVs with Blu-rays on-board starting summer 2009. The company's previous successes in recent years with combo units (TVs with VCRs and TVs with DVDs) totaled up 40% and 20% of their sales in the US respectively. So how much will this low-end brand charge you for the all-in-one experience? Crunchgear says the target price for a 42-inch will be between $1100 and $1300. Keep in mind that's a price for something launching a year from now. [Crunchgear] ...

Funai aims to bring LCD HDTV / Blu-ray combo units to North America
Engadget — ... -- which is reportedly aiming to loose an LCD HDTV with built-in Blu-ray player on the North American market next summer. The company typically brands its wares with names like Sylvania, Symphonic and Emerson, so we wouldn't expect the highest-end stuff here. That said, we're glad to see someone taking this very necessary step, even though you won't catch us recommending 'em to anyone but the technologically challenged. [Warning: read link requires subscription] [Via CrunchGear]Read | Permalink | Email this ...

Funai to Sell LCD/Blu-Ray Combo in The U.S in ‘09
TechFresh, Consumer Electronics Guide — ... LCD TVs with integrated Blu-ray Disc players in the US next summer. Currently 20% of all Funai TV sales in the US are based on TV/DVD player combos. Funai is likely to offer midsize and large screens with integrated Blu-ray players, both at Wal-Mart and electronics stores. Details are scarce at this point but a planned 42-inch LCD TV/Blu-ray combo, for example, is said to be priced between $1,100 and $1,300, which may not be too competitive considering it is another year from now. [CrunchGear] ...