Sunday, April 4, 2010

Vizio LCD TV - Review

 





After having earned about $2000 in tree month of work I wanted to replace my old TV (which was an old Tube-TV!), with an newer one, if possible with every gadged you can get (HD,...). I finally decided me for an Vizio, because the design fits the most in my elegant room and the shape of the picture was really awesome!









This is my 1 month review: 



Special Features



  1. 1080p High Definition

  2. TruSurround HD-System

  3. 4 HDMI ports, S-Video, RBG, Internet Tuner

  4. 120Hz Refresh Rate

  5. 50,000 Dynamic Contrast

      Screen-Quality:



      The picture is (thus to the 1080p HD-Screen) absolutely excellent, compared with my old TV! I´m really amazed how big the differences in technology can be (within some 5-6 years). The Screen provides an real life look and feel of the TV-Shows.



      Sound-Quality:



      The LCD-TV has an added TruSurround HD-System so that you can feel the surround-sound experience even without having an souround sound system in your room. So the sound-quality is absolutely fine, but I´m using my surround sound sytem, since it is more powerfull (of course...)



      Summary:



      Summing up I´d like to say, that I´m really impressed by this LCD television, due to the fact that it is my first HD-LCD-TV. After a year or so I will publish a second review about this TV!


      Saturday, April 3, 2010

      flashes running through a flawless night

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      Topshop blazer and wedges, Asos sheer top worn over AA tank, River Island crochet shorts.

      After a week of traipsing through Frankfurt, Paris, and Bourgogne with the family, the boy and I were left to our own devices for the last two days of our trip. Our appetites for Parisian living had not been fully satisfied, so we booked into a minuscule boutique hotel and leisurely explored our nostalgic surroundings. Hours were spent searching for a single restaurant (where we ate on our first trip to Paris together), and unearthing new charming hangouts. I devoured the perfect French onion soup, stumbled through cobblestone alleys, splurged on lethal cocktails at The Experimental (pictured above), made constant stops for fresh strawberries and pastries, relished in afternoon naps, and remembered why I love rose on ice. It feels slightly weird to be burrowed in my own bed on a Friday night, but in a very good way.
       

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