Dell's new LCD: 20 inches and a Webcam
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Dell SP2008WFP: 20-inch wide-screen LCD monitor with Webcam
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The notebook comes with a 17-inch screen, the company's first at that size.
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HP has unveiled a new multimedia laptop, the HP Pavilion HDX, that offers high-definition capabilities, including a 20.1-in. screen.
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LG.Philips LCD has developed a 42-inch LCD that is less then 20 millimeters thick.
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Take a look at Panasonic's 150-inch plasma TV, which has been the talk of the show at CES 2008.
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Dell has released the new Inspiron 9200 that replaces the Inspiron 9100 as Dell&#39;s desktop replacment style notebook. The 9200 features a 17&quot; UltraSharp Wide Screen with either an XGA or UXGA resolution display.
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A new device offers a pixel layout that saves battery life and presents a sharper picture.
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Eizo's 24.1-inch wide-screen ColorEdge CG241W can display high-def video as well as still images.
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The Dell Axim X50 and X50v are the first Pocket PCs from Dell with 3.7-inch VGA LCD screens. These devices out-power some computers still in use here at home, it will be available in 412, 516 or 620 MHz Intel XScale processors.
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What stands out in LogitechÂs new QuickCam Ultra Vision Webcam is the picture it produces.
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Want tiny? Here's an eyepiece TV. Want big? There's a wall-size display. All video devices great and small hit the floor at CEATEC.
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(InfoWorld) - Dell is offering free replacements of the displays on nine popular notebook PC models, responding to customers who created a Web site to complain that some LCD screens developed a one pixel-wide vertical line. "Dell shipped faulty LCD screens in 2005 and is giving customers grief about replacing the screens. It's time to bring attention to the issue," says the site, Dellverticalline.com. "Managers at Dell need to be made aware of the issue so that they can stop treating their loyal customers like dirt and replace the screens in a timely fashion." Unless a faulty screen is replaced, it can develop a permanent vertical line one pixel wide, either stuck on a single color or reflecting the color displayed behind it, according to the Web site. Dell first responded to the issue in April, offering to replace certain 17-inch displays on Inspiron 9200, Inspiron 9300, and XPS Gen 2 notebooks sold between November 2004 and October 2006. On Tuesday, Dell expanded its replacement program to include six more models, including the Inspiron 6000 and 8600, Latitude D800 and D810, and Precision Mobile Workstation M60 and M70 notebooks sold between December 2004 and December 2006. Some of those models use a faulty component that can generate the line over time, according to a posting on Dell's corporate blog by Lionel Menchaca, Dell's digital media manager. Dell will now replace any LCD screen affected by this issue within three years of purchase or will refund customers who were forced to pay for their own replacements, Menchaca said. Dell did not respond to requests for comment about the size of the program or say whether the manufacturer of the faulty component would help pay for it. The recall happens at a time when Dell is struggling to comply with an accounting investigation by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, maintain its listing on the Nasdaq stock exchange and reverse a market share slide that has allowed rival Hewlett-Packard to claim the title of world's largest PC vendor. In response, CEO Michael Dell launched the corporate blog in February, announced he wouldÂ lay off 10 percent of the company's workersÂ and has begun selling PCs inÂ retail shops likeWal-Mart. Retail store distribution is a sharp break with the company's history of selling computers only directly through its Web site and phone lines.
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Samsungâs 32-inch LCD panels have enjoyed a successful run in the market. This acceptance has made the company well-positioned to take the lead with a new line for 40â and 46â LCD monitors.
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âSure itâs got a faster processor, but itâs the display that will blow you away,â writes Ken Mingis . â Iâm talking in this case about the latest MacBook Pro to grace my desk, the top-of-the-line 17-in. model with a glossy 1,920-by-1,200-pixel high-resolution screen.â That screen, he extols, âis without a doubt the best-looking LCD screen Apple has produced in what also happens to be the fastest laptop from the company yet. In a word: suh-weet.â
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StarDot Technologies, a manufacturer of network video products,  announces the release of the NetCam XL line of network cameras, rugged  IP-addressable cameras with image and video resolutions up to 3  megapixel in size.
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Two new displays from Envision and Lenovo offer good-quality video for desktops that can't handle larger monitors.