Friday, January 11, 2013

How Speakers and Subwoofers Work

The current comes into the speaker motor assembly through the speaker terminals. Then the voice coil receives the current. When the current is running through the voice coil, the current creates a magnetic field. This magnetic field attracts and repels away from the magnet's magnetic field. The attraction and repulsion is based on the direction of the current. The voice coil which is attached to the cone will either push or pull the cone. The cone moving in and out is what causes the air to move or vibrate. The vibration in the air is what actually makes sound. This is how speakers work and subsequently how subwoofers work seeing as subwoofers are a type of speaker.

Sunday, February 26, 2012

Sony

 It was in 1946 that Masaru Ibuka and Akio Morita together with a small team of passionate and committed group of employees started to build “Tokyo Tsushin Kenkyujo” (Totsuko), or “Tokyo Telecommunications Research Institute” into the billion dollar global conglomerate that it is today. The main objective of the company was to design and create innovative products which would benefit the people.

Panasonic

Panasonic Corporation listed on the Nikkei 225 is a Japanese electronics company based in Kadoma, Osaka, Japan, including its products under the brand names Panasonic and Technics markets. Until 30 September 2008, he went by the name of Matsushita Denki Sangyo KK . The fund company Dodge & Cox holds a shareholding of 5.87%.

Toshiba

Toshiba Corporation listed on the Nikkei 225 is an international technology group (the seventh largest producer of electrical and electronic devices worldwide), headquartered in the Japanese capital Tokyo. Toshiba came in 1939 from the merger, founded in 1875 by Tanaka Hisashige electrical engineering firm Shibaura Seisaku-sho and founded by Ichisuke Fujioka and Shoichi Miyoshi consumer goods manufacturers Tōkyō Denki . The new company called Tokyo Shibaura Denki , but was mainly known under the abbreviation Toshiba. Only in 1978 this became the official company name. Tō means East (Tōkyō = eastern capital) and shiba means lawn and is derived from place names Shibaura.

Sharp

Sharp was founded in 1912 in Japan. The name comes from one of the first inventions of the founder Tokuji Hayakawa, 1915, the Ever-Ready Sharp Pencil, invented a mechanical pencil. From 1925 Sharp has produced crystal radios, tube radios from 1929. Since 1953 TV produced in series. In 1962, Sharp to build the first microwave ovens, and in 1963 started the mass production of silicon solar cells and photovoltaic cells. 1964 built Sharp one of the first transistor-based desktop computer, in 1969 the first computer with LSI circuits, the QT-8D, 1971, on the electronics of the QT-8D-based first portable electronic calculator EL-8 and 1973, the first LCD calculator. In the 1980s, Sharp was instrumental in the development of portable computers, not just for IBM-compatible laptops were the so-called programmable in BASIC pocket computers known. 1981 Sharp managed the mass production of laser scanning for a CD player.

LG

The LG Group is a diversified company headquartered in South Korea in Seoul. In Germany and Austria, especially the daughter of LG Electronics bekannt.Das Korean company that now ranks among the world’s leading electronics companies, was founded in 1947 by In-Koo hwoi (aka Yonam) as “Lucky Chemical Industrial Co.” was founded. The first product was a cosmetic product, “Lucky Cream”. Yonam wanted to make as a cheap package for its creams essay, he began abruptly with the production of plastics. Later came combs, soap cups, toothbrushes and tableware. In 1958, the “GoldStar Inc.” was founded a year later produced the first Korean radio. The now well-known brand name is an abbreviation of the interim trade name “Lucky GoldStar” LG shortly.

Samsung

The Samsung Group is the largest South Korean conglomerate (chaebols). The Samsung Group employs more than 250,000 people and it is among the world’s largest company measured by sales and market strength. Samsung in South Korea will pay 5 billion euros in taxes, representing 8 percent of government revenues, and denies a fifth of South Korean exports. The name of Samsung in Korea means “three stars” and represents the three sons of the founder Lee Byung-Chull. President of the Samsung conglomerate, Lee Kun-hee was the third son of the founder, who resigned in a major scandal in 2008 as chairman of all items. Since then, the Samsung Group is led by the CEOs of each company. Samsung Electronics is the flagship of the group, the largest TV manufacturer and second largest mobile phone manufacturer in the world.

Samsung LE40C650 40-inch LCD TV

LCD TVs souped-up with LED backlights have taken over from ‘normal’ LCD TVs, correct?
Not if this model from Samsung’s Sequence six is anything to go by; packed using the brand’s extremely latest multimedia functions and on-line trickery, this 40-inch LCD Tv sports excellent photos and an all-round usability that helps put the ageing liquid crystal show tech back on the map.
Available for around £800 on-line, the LE40C650 features a Full HD panel alongside HyperReal picture processing, a Freeview HD tuner, Samsung’s personal Internet@TV online platform and AllShare DLNA streaming over a house network. Not poor to get a ‘budget’ Tv.
Regardless of that tempting haul of features, the LE40C650 is actually close to the bottom of Samsung’s line-up for 2010. For £200 or so much more, the step-up C750 Sequence adds 3D compatibility and 200Hz Movement Plus, but small else, while Samsung also makes 4 separate ranges of LCD-LED TVs and plasmas.

Toshiba RV635 Series LCD TV (32", 37", 42")


Manufacturer's Description

32" REGZA RV635 offers a Full HD 1080p ready LCD TV, blending superb picture and audio quality and delivering it in a stylish high gloss black design. The 32" RV635 provides Toshiba's acclaimed Active Vision II picture processing technology delivering stunning images from any high definition or standard definition source as well as featuring Resolution+ technology which enhances edge detail and texture to upscale high definition content to near high definition quality providing clearer, sharper, richer images.

Monday, February 20, 2012

Sharp - AQUOS 70" Class

This HDTV features full 1080p resolution for exceptional detail and picture clarity. The Quattron quad pixel technology adds yellow to the traditional RGB pixel format, enabling a wide array of vibrant colors on the screen. Connect to the Internet via built-in Wi-Fi.
Smart TV

Get a world of instant entertainment on this smart TV. Connect to the Internet and stream movies, listen to music and access a wide variety of other content on your HDTV.

What's Included

    Sharp AQUOS 70" Class / LED / 1080p / 120Hz / HDTV
    Stand
    Owner's manual