Vizio Razor LED TV
Vizio's Razor TV sets are among the first to use LED backlighting in a smaller size display, which allows for rich, bright, and accurate colors. The sets feature a thin profile that's less than an inch thick, ambient light auto-dimming sensors, proximity touch controls that glow as move your hands toward the display, and they even do double duty as a giant digital photo frame when you plug in a USB drive. Link: $350-$400
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Bang & Olufsen Beovision 10
Bang & Olufsen's Beovision 10 is almost more of an art piece than it is a television. With its changeable color panels, it gives off a Mondrian-esque design which hides the set's speakers and amplifiers. The screen itself is a 40 inch backlit LED which also contributes to the TV's ultra-slim profile. Link
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Hybrid Space Furniture Media Fireplace
We know what you're thinking, your fireplace is looking pretty dull right now isn't it? Hybrid Space Furniture's Media Fireplace is crafted from solid wood (available in different finishes) and integrates a 32'' inch Vizio flat panel that seamlessly blends into the design. As for the fireplace, its completely electric using a remote-controlled Dimplex electric fireplace that realistically recreates a log fire with 3-D dancing flames and pulsating ambers. Link: $2,700
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Vizio VF551XVT 55” TruLED
As if their top of the line 55'' incher wasn't impressive enough, Vizio is releasing a LED-backlit model with 2,000,000:1 contrast ratio and "smart dimming" technology that adjusts the LEDs based on what you're watching to deliver an optimal picture. The display also features 5 HDMI/HDCP ports and 240Hz SPS Smooth Motion technology. Link: $1,976
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Toshiba Cell Regza 55X1
The Toshiba Cell Regza is one beast of a television, not only does it boast the use of the Cell Broadband engine (the same chip used to power the PS3) it also comes with 3TBs of storage capacity. This hard disk is use for the display's incredible "Time-Shift Machine" feature which can record 8 channels at the same time for up to 26 hours of video. It also features LED backlighting across 512 areas, 5,000,000:1 contrast ratio, and a built-in multi-amplifier audio system. Available outside of Japan in 2010. Link
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Sony Bravia KDL-XBR10
Sony's latest Bravia rids the jungle of cords behind your TV with wireless HDMI technology that can transmit full resolution, 1080p video. It also features "Bravia Internet Video" which gives you access to services like Amazon on Demand, Netflix, Youtube, and a host of other services. Link
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Vizio 47'' LCD SV471XVT
If you're in the market for a new flat panel you might have noticed Vizio grabbing headlines left and right, stealing the spotlight away from the Sonys and Panasonics of the world. Why? Value. One example: Their new top of the line 47'' SV471XVT which features 240Hz SPS processing, SRS TruVolume, 50,000:1 Contrast Ratio, Full 1080p resolution, and four HDMI ports for all your HD components. All this for a hair under $1500. Oh, and by the way, that's the suggested retail price. At Dell.com they're already selling it for $1,199. How's that Bravia look now? Link: $1,199
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Vizio 55" XVT
If the worry of an economic meltdown has delayed your new flatscreen tv purchase, you may want to reach back for your wallet because Vizio's new 55'' XVT is a deal you might want to consider. The 55'' inch XVT is a 1080p set that features a 120Hz refresh rate for smoother video, 5 HDMI ports for all your gaming consoles and A/V equipment, and an integrated Sound Bar that produces 30 watts of audio which is enhanced by SRS TruSurround HD. Best part is the price, normally it retails for $1,800 and just for this week they're pricing it at $1,550 at your local Vizio dealer (Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's). Link
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LG LH95 LCD TV
LG's LH95 is set to become the world's slimmest LED-based LCD television. The LH95 is a little under an inch thick and features a contrast ratio of 2,000,000:1 and 240Hz TrueMotion Drive for improved picture quality. Link / Source
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Mitsubishi Laservue
The Mitsubishi Laservue is the first high definition display to take advantage of laser backlighting which is uses less power than current plasma and LCD displays while delivering brighter and more vivid images. The Laservue televisions also offer full 1080p resolution, an impressive 160 degree viewing angle, and is even 3D ready. Link: $7000
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