LG comes back with the LG 74LG90 LED TV. This 47 HDTV screen offers a 1,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio with 1,920 x 1,080 panel, 120Hz processing (100Hz in the UK model), a total of three HDMI 1.3 ports, two Component inputs, one S-Video in and a D-Sub connector, 24fps playback and USB port for JPEG and MP3 playback. You should have at least $3,599 to buy this new LED TV.

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LG has launched the ‘Smart Time Machine Special Edition’ today targeting the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, featuring the LG’s Smart Time Machine function where you can pause and rewind LIVE tv.

Here is a new waterproof LCD TV from the MarineAV. the 70 inch (LCD70) boasts a 1,920 x 1,080 resolution, a 1,500:1 contrast ratio, 16.7 million colors, 600 cd/m² brightness level, 8ms response time and a viewing angle of 178° x 178°. The MarineAV Waterproof LCD TV retails for a hefty $55,500.

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It’s right around the midway point between last CES and the one to come, and for Philips, that means it’s time to dump a few new HDTVs onto the unsuspecting public. Announced today from atop a New York City hotel, the outfit got official with its 5000, 7000 and Eco series of LCD HDTVs.

Sony announced it’s released an energy-efficient Bravia TV — the snappily named KDL-32JE1. The 32-inch LCD set achieves a 232% efficiency rating — that’s just 86kWh/year — to easily best the 164% rating required for Japan’s highest five-star “Energy Saving Label”.

With advanced thermal and optical technologies, AUO has successfully developed ultra-slim 42” TFT-LCDs with LED technology to meet the TV market trends.

Okay then. Now this has to be the coolest thing ever and I am so mad that it is only being released in Europe right now.