April 2nd, 2008LG 32PC5RV Plasma HDTV
LG 32PC5RV, LG Electronics (LG) proclaim its first 32-inch plasma TV to be opened in Brazil this month. This new plasma TV will also be released in 27 nations worldwide by November, including countries in Central/South and North America, Europe, CIS region, North and Southwest Asia and the Middle East. This flat panel TV is a reasonable solution for buyers looking for plasma TVs in a small size ranges where LCD TVs are leading.
The 32-inch wide flat panel TV is the fastest rising segment in the industry, as the large-size market is becoming soaked. According to Display Search, demand for 32-inch LCD TVs has grown to include 24.9 million units in 2007, and is expected to increase to 33.4 million units in 2008.
However, as recently as 2005, 32-inch LCD TV demand was 5.8millions. What has driven this extraordinary change is the increasing consumer favorite for secondary or private TVs for the home in the high-end market, and lately rising demand for reasonably priced flat panel TVs in emerging markets. As the negligible and slimmest plasma TV available, the LG 32PC5RV will widen the options for global customers. It is also an exceptional choice for hotel rooms or retail settings where a small-size wall-mounted TV is preferred to maximize space.
It’s about carving out a new niche for a growing demand, said Simon Kang, president and CEO of LG Electronics Digital Display Company. “When there is a large flat-panel TV in almost every living room in the high-end market, people start to want a more personal TV set for cozier settings, which has led to the ’second TV’ trend. in the temporary, there is volatile insist for this size of flat panel TV in emerging market, in part due to the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. Until now, people had previously only been able to buy an LCD TV in this size range. So we are offering a plasma option, which is also easier on the eyes, to provide more alternative to consumers.
The 32PC5RV’s 16:9 feature ratio screen makes it perfect for watching high-quality sources such as DVDs without eye fatigue. With a 0.001 ms response time, the 32PC5RV can keep up with the fastest moving action movies and fair proceedings. Once home, it is easy to attach devices such as DVD players and home theater systems to the TV’s HDMI or part ports, as LG’s SIMPLINK skill makes it easy to control an array of like-minded devices with a single remote control.
Even though producing this smaller plasma TV was demanding both technologically and cost-wise, we were able on the way to stay costs low and quality high by make simpler the manufacturing process,†said cranium of PDP TV Division. We trimmed costs further by reducing packaging to the point where we can ship two of these TVs in the same space it used to take to ship just one. We did all of this in order to provide better choice and value for consumers. As part of its strategy to drive technology forward and keep costs spirited, LG lately separated its plasma and LCD divisions. Together, the two divisions are completing LG’s optimum creation portfolio.
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