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January 9th, 2009

CES 2009: Toshiba's 'wall-leaning' LCD TV concept [day 3]

Posted by Andrew Nusca @ 9:02 am

Categories: CES, Toshiba

Tags: LCD TV, LCD, Toshiba Corp., TVs, Tv & Home Theater, Monitors & Displays, Personal Technology, Home Entertainment, Hardware, Components

I didn’t get a chance to attend Toshiba’s press conference, so I made sure to stop by their booth. Here’s a strange conceptual design for a “lean against the wall” TV they had on display:

Toshiba’s wall-leaning LCD TV concept

It’s supposed to remove the need for mounting hardware or a TV cabinet or stand, but I’m not sure that’s a major problem that needed addressing. The company calls it lightweight and slim, and while I can certainly attest to the slimness, there’s no way I’d ever have my mother move such a big unit.

What’s also of note is that it incorporates a 256GB SSD for Full HD quality-recording. The wave of the future?

Also, their latest batch of Regza TVs looked pretty crisp in person. Check out this photo, taken live on the floor:

Toshiba Regza at CES 2009

Andrew NuscaAndrew J. Nusca is an associate editor for ZDNet and SmartPlanet. See his full profile and disclosure of his industry affiliations.


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