21.5" T22B350EW Series 3 HDTV LED Monitor

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Make sure you can enjoy all your entertainment. The Samsung B300EW Monitor provides you with HDMI inputs for high-definition viewing, as well as others including DVI and DP. You can also access your favourite videos, photos and music on USB storage thanks to ConnectShare Movie. The monitor's Mega Dynamic Contrast Ration means you'll see it all with vivid colour and great clarity, too. And, with Dolby Digital Plus audio, high-quality viewing is complemented by outstanding sound.

Kiss releases LED HDTV, because it's criminal to view Paul's Starchild makeup any other way

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KISS and Roundtable Concepts Join Forces to Release the First Limited Edition KISS High Definition TVs

LAKE MARY, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Roundtable Concepts announced today that they have reached an agreement with KISS to launch the first ever KISS LED High Definition TVs. Live Nation Merchandise, KISS's long time licensing agent, brokered the deal.

"KISS again leads the merchandise and licensing world with another industry first with this first ever concert artist branded HD TV"

With design direction from KISS, the KISS LED HDTVs will be available in 32, 40 and 46-inch sizes. The KISS logo is embellished on the bottom two corners of the casing and an image of the group appears on the screen for the 8 second warm-up period when the set is powered on. The first units will be limited editions and will come in a collectors box.

"KISS again leads the merchandise and licensing world with another industry first with this first ever concert artist branded HD TV," says Janet Dwoskin, Executive Director of Licensing for Live Nation Merchandise.

"RTC is excited for the opportunity to work with KISS on the "premiere" of this product, a joining of forces between Rock & Roll and the electronics industry. These limited TV's will be a "must have" for any serious KISS fan," said Frank Weir of Roundtable Concepts.

The KISS High Def TVs will be available at retail in mid-November and are currently available online at

Roundtable Concepts has already launched the "Officially Licensed Marvel Comic" HDTVs.

About KISS

KISS, the legendary American rock band formed in New York City in 1972, is one of the most influential bands in the history of rock and roll. Their career milestones are staggering. KISS is one of America's top gold-record champions who recorded 37 albums over 36 years and has sold more than 80 million albums worldwide. Over thirty years of record-breaking tours around the globe include high-profile appearances at Super Bowl XXXIII, the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, the 2005 Rockin' The Corps concert dedicated to our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, and, most recently, the 2009 finale of American Idol that boasted 30 million viewers.

The KISS legacy continues to grow, generation after generation. The unparalleled devotion and loyalty of the KISS Army to the "Hottest Band in the World" is a striking testament to the band's unbreakable bond with its fans. In 2009, KISS was nominated for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Sonic Boom, KISS' first album in 11 years and produced by Paul Stanley, is available exclusively at Wal-Mart, and Sam's Club. For additional information on KISS, visit

What is the Difference between LCD and LED HDTVs? — QVC.com

The Difference Between LCD and LED HDTVs

There are a lot of different terms thrown around when people start talking about high-definition televisions. Everyone knows that HD looks better than standard definition, but what makes one type different from another? The two most common terms you'll see when shopping for a new TV are LCD and LED but what do they actually mean? And is there a big difference?

Well, the answer is yes—and no. But first we need to understand what these terms actually mean!

LCD (Liquid Crystal Display): A prevalent model of HDTVs, LCDs are flat panel displays through which light can pass or be blocked. The LCD doesn't produce its own light; this is done by additional lighting (see backlit and edge-lit for more info). LCD HDTVs are available in a variety of sizes and have wide viewing angles, making them ideal for almost any size room.

LED (Light Emitting Diode): A semiconductor device that produces light from electricity. LEDs are often used to backlight LCD displays, which results in a clearer picture.

What does all of this mean for you?

When it comes right down to it, the main difference between LCD and LED is that LED televisions are going to look better than other LCD screens. That's not to downplay how good an LCD HDTV can look, since the picture quality can be stunning, but there's no denying that there is, indeed, a difference between them. That said, there are other differences worth taking into account. LED televisions can be considerably thinner than LCDs, even coming as thin as 0.3-inches. This, however, when mixed with the clearer image, means that buying an LED television is going to cost more than an LCD TV.

So now you know the difference between LCD and LED. There are other differences between them, and even differences within them, but hopefully, now that you know the main things that make LCD and LED screens different, you can better decide which type of television is right for you.