Haier HV-2200TSW brings 22 inches of radiance

by Cyrus Farivar, posted Oct 22nd 2006 at 9:33PM

Sick of news from the Korea Electronics Show? Of course not, that's why you're reading Engadget on a beautiful Sunday instead of being outside and enjoying the world. We've just come across this new piece of Haier hotness, the HV-2200TSW. Oh yes, it's comin' atcha with a 1,680 x 1,050 resolution, packs 300 candelas-per-square-meter of brightness, brings a 700:1 contrast ratio and has a 5-millisecond response time. And we welcome you to guess as to whether we know the price of this display or when you can get it. Yes, it's just as frustrating for you as it is for us.

Filed under: Displays

Tags: displays, haier, hv-2200tsw, kes, korea electronics show, KoreaElectronicsShow, monitors

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Billy Bob @ Oct 22nd 2006 10:22PM

And its raining outside
and 10 o clock

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Tony Rayo @ Oct 22nd 2006 11:02PM

I guess I'm missing something but I don't know how/why this is better than my Dell LCD/TV besides having a slightly faster refresh rate.

- Tony R.

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kyler @ Oct 23rd 2006 12:50AM

i just got my 22" lcd today, it's a beautiful size, looks great next to my 17", and it only cost me CDN$350.

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kyler @ Oct 23rd 2006 12:53AM

and tony, i'm assuming that you have the 23" dell tv. this is better because it has a higher resolution and is probably cheaper

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TC @ Oct 23rd 2006 3:07AM

I purchased a 30" Haier LCD TV in the UK a year and a half ago because it was dirt cheap and had everything I could want from it. I have found it to be an excilent screen for the xbox360 and a mac mini, I would buy Haier again!

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7of7 @ Oct 23rd 2006 7:11AM

Why isn't there an Engadget Korea?

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jp2 @ Oct 23rd 2006 7:47AM

Haier is chinese company.

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Gegejaja @ Oct 23rd 2006 12:53PM

And your point is??

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