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Review: The World's Thinnest LCD HDTVs 
Gizmodo | by Wilson Rothman | Wed, Nov 12
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This has much to do with the tight grid of RGB LEDs behind the main panel that light only what's needed. This technique has recently earned Sony and Samsung high praise for contrast and color reproduction, but it has a third crazy attribute: The 65-inch Sharp is capable of using less energy t...
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Opinion: Hot Electric Metal Encased in a Sphere of Glass
Most of this does not concern me, or move me to object in any way to LED lightbulbs, as much as the thought of LED light itself, so alien, in my house. In wikipedia, we get a description, under the disadvantages of the problems of white LEDs that "spike at 460 nm and dip at 500 nm," causing objects...
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