AOC at IFA with new products from its TV and LCD display divisions
August 13, 2010 | 09:41
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Berlin, 11 August 2010 – At IFA (3-8 September 2010) – the world’s leading trade show for consumer electronics and home appliances, AOC presents numerous new products from its TV and display divisions.
TVs
With a host of new and attractive models, AOC underlines its ambitions in the TV sector. Matching the current top trend, AOC will present its first 3D TV models. The company’s first flatscreen TVs with cable-free transmission possibilities promise more flexibility and freedom. All of three TV product lines – Addara, Prava and IceDrop – are being introduced to a broader public. The latter stands for ultra-slim LCD TVs with LED backlight, high contrast and brightness values and 200 Hz technology for the premium sector.
IceDrop: ultra-slim, premium TV models
LC Displays
The ultra-slim LCD models with a depth of only 1.29 cm, LED backlight and chic white housing will premier at IFA. The multitouch units enable a thrilling form of interaction and should be of particular interest to notebook users due to their special build. Users who want to create their own display style can take advantage of the new monitors with a selection of design skins. AOC proves true greatness with a monitor whose screen diagonal measures nearly 70 cm (27”). Whoever wants to toughen up against the rigours of everyday life should place their bets on one of the new displays with protective glass – perfect for the public sector or families with small children.
1.29 cm depth – the new AOC models
About AOC:
AOC is one of the top brands in the display market. The company’s European headquarters is located in Berlin. High quality, first-rate service, an attractive design as well as environmentally friendly and innovative products at competitive prices are the reasons why more and more distribution partners trust in AOC. The exceptionally broad product range of computer displays, monitor TVs and LCD TVs has won numerous awards, amongst others the renowned red dot design award. AOC is a subsidiary of TPV Technology Limited, the world’s largest LCD manufacturer. www.aoc.com/eu
TVs
With a host of new and attractive models, AOC underlines its ambitions in the TV sector. Matching the current top trend, AOC will present its first 3D TV models. The company’s first flatscreen TVs with cable-free transmission possibilities promise more flexibility and freedom. All of three TV product lines – Addara, Prava and IceDrop – are being introduced to a broader public. The latter stands for ultra-slim LCD TVs with LED backlight, high contrast and brightness values and 200 Hz technology for the premium sector.
IceDrop: ultra-slim, premium TV models
LC Displays
The ultra-slim LCD models with a depth of only 1.29 cm, LED backlight and chic white housing will premier at IFA. The multitouch units enable a thrilling form of interaction and should be of particular interest to notebook users due to their special build. Users who want to create their own display style can take advantage of the new monitors with a selection of design skins. AOC proves true greatness with a monitor whose screen diagonal measures nearly 70 cm (27”). Whoever wants to toughen up against the rigours of everyday life should place their bets on one of the new displays with protective glass – perfect for the public sector or families with small children.
1.29 cm depth – the new AOC models
About AOC:
AOC is one of the top brands in the display market. The company’s European headquarters is located in Berlin. High quality, first-rate service, an attractive design as well as environmentally friendly and innovative products at competitive prices are the reasons why more and more distribution partners trust in AOC. The exceptionally broad product range of computer displays, monitor TVs and LCD TVs has won numerous awards, amongst others the renowned red dot design award. AOC is a subsidiary of TPV Technology Limited, the world’s largest LCD manufacturer. www.aoc.com/eu
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