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Well it's about time somebody out there in electronics manufacturing is doing their bit. To my mind its still not enough but it's a start!

By the way if you are eviromentally concious you could easily today be running your TV of Solar panels! There is an $8,000 Government rebate being offered to anybody in Australia who wants to do their bit.

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For the 1.6 billion people living in areas without utility-supplied electricity, Sharp has designed a TV that can get 100% of its power from the sun. The company plans to exhibit the 26-inch LCD prototype at the Hokkaido Toyako Summit, or G8 Summit, in Hokkaido, Japan, on July 7-9.

The TV uses about one-fourth the power and has about one-third the annual energy consumption of a conventional CRT TV with the same screen size. Compared to today´s LCD TVs, the low-power prototype uses about one-third the power, and about one-half the annual energy consumption.

This extremely low power consumption allows the TV to be powered from one of Sharp´s triple-junction thin-film solar cell modules, with a surface area of about the same size as the LCD screen. The company plans to market the TV and solar energy system as a combination pair.

The technology could bring TV to the 1.6 billion people worldwide who live off the grid, improving their lives not just with entertainment, but also access to news and information. The company predicts that environmentally-conscious consumers would also be interested in such a product.

Besides the low-power TV prototype, Sharp will also exhibit other energy-saving technologies at the G8 Summit, including a 57-inch AQUOS TV, a solar-LED lighting module, and a super-thin (20-mm) 65-inch LCD TV that uses about half the annual energy consumption of conventional LCD TVs.

In addition, the company will display a semi-transparent "see-through" solar cell module. Developed with a laser-trimming process to create large numbers of optically transparent slits over the surface of the cell, the modules could be used as architectural elements, such as in skylights and curtain walls.

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Written by Carlos
Friday, 18 January 2008
MAXTV Installation Gallery Below are some of the installation's by MAXTV Apologies for my poor photography I use my phone to take the pictures You will also notice that they are mostly ceiling mounted. Wall mounting is possible however most offices and comercial establishments have steel stud partition walls. I do have a number of techniques that I employ to wall mount the TV or Display safley and securely however I will not mount to steel studs unless the wall can handle the weight and articulated brackets are definately out of the question, flat to the wall only. Client name: THE SMART GROUP http://www.smartoption.com.au/ Here is an example where the only option was to do a ceiling mount installation. Originally the client wanted to have the LCD wall mounted. Due to the wall being made out of Heeble blocks , wall mounting was not an option. There is also a mens bathroom on the other side and plumbing was also an issue. MAXTV used a professionally Australian designed and manufactured ceiling mount bracket where the cable management is inside the tubing. The VGA cable runs up the pole and across to the reception area 4m away to the right and is linked to a PC that runs the welcome. Client Name: Body express http://www.bodyexpress.com.au/ Here are some before and after shots. The client needed to upgrade their existing TV array and also required a one stop solution with as little disruption to the fitness centre as possible. Carlos from MAXTV was able to provide that by organising: The purchase of the seven LCD SAMSUNG 32" screens. The purchase and design of the Custom Designed and Australian manufactured ceiling mount bracket. Due to the ceiling being curved a swing arm type mounting system was used. The demolition and removal of the existing TV bulkhead. Fitting and setup of the new LCD TV's and Ceiling Bracket. The electrical contractor to tidy up electriclas an move power points Demolition and installation were achieved over a two night period where the area was draped off to minimise dust and disruption to the gym customers BEFORE AFTER QUANTAS Training center Womens Health and Reasearch Institute of Australia Dental Surgery Artarmon Fine Dental Instead of staring at the ceiling your patients can now take their minds of the procedure by watching some TV. MAXTV can supply and fit 180 degree ceiling mounts and cabling for your surgery. Call Carlos today for a free quote 0425 348 202
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 28 October 2008 )