Sony's LCD TV Review:

Environmental awareness is on the table again, thankfully it is well to say. Television producers, namely trying to outdo each other with the functions and features to save energy and reduce toxins and waste in production and returns management. It's obviously a trend we welcome.

Sony LCD TV snags final extra on this trend when they release a product that WE5. It is a TV that not only has a green excuse finesse in the form of a single master switch for the elimination of standby consumption. No, this is a whole lot of features, some quite ingenious, to the daily television viewing should draw as little energy as possible.

According to Sony prefers WE5: an as little as 97 watts in operation which is substantially lower than most 40-thumbs, and many 32-Inches, on the market. Comparatively, this is about halved energy consumption if it makes this model of Sony's 40-Inches W4500. On a yearly basis, therefore, there is some money to save.

New efficient technologies
The explanation for WE5: ans-efficient approach is mainly to find a new type of backlight that uses HCFL (Hot Cathode Fluorescent Lamps). Another green innovation is the presence sensor that senses movement in front of the TV It can turn off the screen automatically when you leave a room and switch on again when you come in again. If you choose to go to bed can it after a while, turn off the TV altogether.

Sony Ericsson reveal characteristics Xperia pureness

Sony Ericsson moves for the first time entering the market for expensive luxury mobiles in the model Xperia pureness, where design is paramount, and functions not as great importance. It found, among other things on the screen for the first time in a mobile is transparent. Something that hardly benefit the user-friendliness, but Sony Ericsson hope people will be smart anyway.

Sony Ericsson has been secretive about the model, but now they've taken the plunge and published all of its specifications. It is reported that the 1.8-inch monochrome transparent screen has a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels and that the model supports turbo-3G.

Xperia pureness clumsy connectors
The model uses unfortunately Sony Ericsson's own Fast Port connector, which is not exactly the most subtle plug to have on the side of a mobile design. There is also a NetFront Internet browser built in, even surf the Internet are probably not the most obvious on a monochrome screen.

Xperia Small and light
Fans of small and light phones can in turn be happy. The size of the Xperia pureness is the paltry 102.0 x 43.0 x 13.0 millimeters and the weight is squeezed down to 70 grams.