Klegg Electronics goes big with its 40-inch, MCE-infused LCD TV
Klegg seems to be kicking it up a notch from the wee LCDs it's accustomed to producing, as the 40-inch KLM-4010 is more suited for your living room than your front pocket. While it's certainly not the first LCD TV to stuff MCE functionality into its confines, this brushed aluminum beast packs quite a laundry list of impressive specs. It boasts a 1000:1 contrast ratio, 500cd/m2 of brightness, 1,366 x 768 resolution, HDMI, a pair of DVI ports, component, S-Video, composite, digital audio output, and a built-in Hauppauage PVR-150 MCE tuner. Additionally, it rocks an Intel Pentium 4 3GHz 630 processor, 1GB of RAM, a 250GB hard drive, NVIDIA GeForce 6200 graphics card, dual-layer, slot-loading DVD burner, FireWire / USB 2.0 connectors, flash card reader, and dual seven-watt integrated speakers. This PC / TV hybrid touts the ability to download video directly from the internet and store it without the need for a separate HTPC, but unfortunately there's no (presumably high) pricetag or release details to ponder over.[Via CrunchGear]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Rye Brye @ Nov 15th 2006 11:00AM
Sweet. All the hardware is supported by MythTV - so you could have a party-and-a-half with this bad boy.
The 150 is only a standard-definition capture card, but you could use the firewire ports + a digital cable box to capture other stuff.
john @ Nov 15th 2006 1:18PM
This LCD from Klegg Electronics looks nice. The LCD monitors is good. This can be use as computer monitor also. I think this will be a big hit.
http://www.gadioc.com/laptops
Mike @ Nov 15th 2006 2:07PM
What's the price tag on this bad boy???
Robert @ Jan 17th 2007 10:21PM
Selling online currently $3600 give or take. I also understand that the unit is totally geekable but not confirmed.
Klegg just launched "consumer" line Called Genesis which will be offering outstanding value for price. This site: http://mtpockets.net/Klegg/kleggster.htm. has tons of info and links.
Dean-O @ Jan 17th 2007 11:32PM
Totally geekable! Watch the video on the site you posted, it's a completly expandable computer built into a high quality TV! BOOOYAH!!! :)
http://mtpockets.net/Klegg/kleggster.htm.