one illumination intensity level throughout the night if you so desire

Luna Street, a division of the Luna Road Company that specializes in the design, manufacture, supply and installation of the new high-tech, Eco-Friendly Luna Road Lights; has recently unveiled their new Luna Eyes Solar Street Light.The Luna Eyes Solar Street Light combines high efficiency solar panel, controller, human infrared motion sensor module, high-capacity lithium-ion battery and LED Lighting technology into a compact housing unit. The Luna Eyes Solar Street Light captures the maximum source energy from the sun during the daytime, and uses this energy during the night for a brilliant-futuristic illumination quality.

The Luna Eyes Solar Street Light is easy to install and operate. No special cables are needed, and the entire lighting system is built into one compact housing unit, removing the need to construct separate brackets to house different parts of the solar street light system. The Luna Eyes Solar Street Light can be easily installed by clamping its brackets onto a regular pole and no special machines, vehicles or tools is required.During the nighttime, the Luna Eyes Solar Street Light remains at a specific illumination intensity level when there are no humans around, and when it senses human activity, the brightness level increases in intensity, helping to guide pedestrians and drivers safely along their way. The system can also be engineered to remain at one illumination intensity level throughout the night if you so desire.

Toshiba’s Active Vision M200HD compliments the LED backlight, combining intelligent backlight scanning to create ultra smooth 200Hz effect motion flow. Images are broken up into specific segments and black sections introduced into intermediate frames, which are quickly refreshed in tandem to provide efficiently managed, fast-moving pictures with no image judder.The SV range also features Toshiba’s Resolution+ technology, which is designed to be the bridge between a standard definition source – such as a digital television broadcast or DVD – and the HD resolution screen. The technology works by using a powerful processor to review the adjacent areas of an image, picking out similar waveforms and combining pixel information to enhance edge detail within the picture. The result is a sharper and more defined image, much closer to high-definition standard.