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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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TV Wall Brackets and Ceiling Mounts

Written by Carlos
Monday, 02 June 2008
Wall or ceiling mount your LCD or Plasma There are a large number of brands and models of mounting brackets available on the market today ranging in price from under 100 dollars to 1000s of dollars. If you are only going to have the TV fixed into one spot on the wall and don't need to swivel the TV then a fixed bracket is the cheapest way to achieve that look you want and save on space. MAXTV can supply a bracket and install it at a very competative price. FIXED WALL MOUNT BRACKET If on the other hand you need to swivel the TV. Some walls may need re-inforcing to cope with the extra load. MAXTV is experienced in the installation of most types of articulated brackets such as the examples below which are higher end brackets. There are cheaper brackets on the market that are perfectly adequate to suit your needs let us find and install the right bracket to suit your budget. VOGELS BRACKET ATDEC BRACKETS Wall Mounts, Ceiling Mounts , Stands and Custom solutions Call Carlos 0425 348 202 Contact us MAXTV Carlos can source and install the right bracket to suit most budgets including custom made brackets for domestic and comercial applications.
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 25 November 2008 )