By Darren Murph
2010 posted October 22nd 5: 48 PM
remember that slimmer than slim Blu ray 3D / BDXL players that sharp shown at CEATEC? Looks like the world now a ship date and price, although probably not keen on either. The unit self - measures but 35 mm thick, and looks eerily familiar on the stripped down PlayStation 2-BD supported a Blu-ray recorders 3D and BDXL tout reproduction and there is compatibility with OTA broadcasts who roast to television to blank Blu-ray media. Of course this is an apparatus is awesome with reports that indicates that it will ship for the Japanese market somewhere between mid-December to early January, be reserved. The real kicker, however, is the price-¥ 85,000 ($1.047 based on today's exchange rate), we are guess that only a handful can afford individuals, this thing give the time of day. And that, friends, is a modern day travesty.
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remember the world's thinnest bezel separation sharp touted just this past June? Forget it. Samsung has defeated his Japanese competitors with the unveiling of a new 55-inch digital display panels, the functions of mounts of 3.8 mm on the top and left edges and 1.9 mm on the bottom and right, leads to a 5.7 mm distance between the contents of the adjacent displays positive slim. The good stuff is extended with full HD resolution and a dazzling 700 nits brightness. There are also a 46-inch model, offering a separation 7.6 mm (Note: this is still pretty damn skinny), although we have yet to learn when and where home theater aspiring nuts may be able to either to get screen.
