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post #121 of 228
1/20/07 at 2:39am
Mitsubishi has no 1080p LCDs? It seemed like they had a lowish presence at CES 2007 based on the lack of press releases, but this seems hard to believe.

Nice work on the pictures!
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post #122 of 228
1/20/07 at 2:45am
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Wow, finally finished. It took 3 1/2 hours to post all these.

Anyways, if you want to check out the previous years, here are the links

5 companies had 1080p displays at CES 2004!!!
http://archive.avsforum.com/avs-vb/s...hreadid=351821

1080p Displays I saw at CES 2005. Better late then never...
http://archive2.avsforum.com/avs-vb/...0&pagenumber=1

1080p Displays I saw at CES 2006 (All types of Displays)
http://archive2.avsforum.com/avs-vb/...8&page=1&pp=30

Special Displays that I saw at CES 2006 (SED, etc.)
http://archive2.avsforum.com/avs-vb/...d.php?t=630068
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post #123 of 228
1/20/07 at 2:50am
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Originally Posted by wilburpan View Post

Mitsubishi has no 1080p LCDs? It seemed like they had a lowish presence at CES 2007 based on the lack of press releases, but this seems hard to believe.

Nice work on the pictures!

Yeah, going over all the pictures again, I find it odd that Mitsubishi didn't have at least the Diamond Series line of RPTV in 1080p. Then again, I may have just run through their booth.
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post #124 of 228
1/20/07 at 9:03am
Great job, this is very much appreciated.
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post #125 of 228
1/20/07 at 2:08pm
WoW thanks so much GotHDTV!

2007 looks to be the year of the LCD!
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post #126 of 228
1/20/07 at 2:10pm
Great job. Lots of hard work. Thank you.

The slim line crts, what was the depth. Are they anywhere near slim compared to flat panels. Thanks!
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post #127 of 228
1/20/07 at 2:20pm
Thanks for all the hard work dude.
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post #128 of 228
1/20/07 at 2:41pm
great job, it brings me hope that we'll be seeing some high resolution, large computer monitors!!
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post #129 of 228
1/20/07 at 2:47pm
HD what sets really stood out to you?( WOW factor) Or were there to many that did, that it's hard to pick out one or two?
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post #130 of 228
1/20/07 at 3:06pm
I remember your thread from last year. Great work, man. It's really appreciated!
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post #131 of 228
1/20/07 at 3:12pm
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Thank you for your hard work and sharing.

What would be your top five panels after seeing perhaps hundreds - what really stood out that isn't a prototype?
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post #132 of 228
1/20/07 at 4:50pm
Thanks! Great work.
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post #133 of 228
1/20/07 at 5:19pm
wow. GotHDTV? you rock!!! thanks.
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post #134 of 228
1/20/07 at 11:32pm
Thanks for all that hard work.. lots of nice looking panels
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post #135 of 228
1/21/07 at 1:09am
Thank you for taking time to do this. Very good info.

I am surprised by the lack of LCD's in sizes larger than 52" from Sony (other than 80" prototype). I expected to see a 57" there at least.
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post #136 of 228
1/21/07 at 8:05am
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I am surprised by the lack of LCD's in sizes larger than 52" from Sony (other than 80" prototype). I expected to see a 57" there at least.

The story is just incomplete. Sony presented 70 incher, BRAVIA KDL-70XBR3. It can be preordered now and deliveries start next month. The set is absolutely full of tech goodies which is compensated by its knockout price of 33 grands:

http://news.sel.sony.com/en/press_ro...ase/27466.html
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post #137 of 228
1/21/07 at 9:39am
I am wondering if any manufacturers were showing models with HDMI version 1.3? I saw one report from Denon announcing that all of their AV receivers would be 1.3 capable. I have been hoping that this years crop of hdtv's would also sport this advancement.
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post #138 of 228
1/22/07 at 6:17am
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The story is just incomplete. Sony presented 70 incher, BRAVIA KDL-70XBR3. It can be preordered now and deliveries start next month. The set is absolutely full of tech goodies which is compensated by its knockout price of 33 grands:

Right, I did see that, but I was thinking of something more in the 55"-65" territory priced to compete with plasmas in that range. Something like the Samsung and Sharp models.
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post #139 of 228
1/22/07 at 8:44am
Re: Panasonic Plasma Stats.

"4096 Equivalent Shades of Gradation" What does that mean, how does it compare to their 2006 stats, and what is it "Equivalent " to?. Thanks.
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post #140 of 228
1/22/07 at 11:46am
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I am wondering if any manufacturers were showing models with HDMI version 1.3?

Sony and Samsung were showing them, coming later this year.
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post #141 of 228
1/22/07 at 12:42pm
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Originally Posted by Alan Gouger View Post

Great job. Lots of hard work. Thank you.

The slim line crts, what was the depth. Are they anywhere near slim compared to flat panels. Thanks!

Nah, the slim CRTs are nowhere close to Flat Panels. It they were, I guess they would be SED. Now the Slim DLP are getting close to Flat Panels, but again those were about 2-3 times thicker.

Alan, any chance you can make this a sticky for a week?
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post #142 of 228
1/22/07 at 12:46pm
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Originally Posted by ted08721 View Post

HD what sets really stood out to you?( WOW factor) Or were there to many that did, that it's hard to pick out one or two?

The only wow things at the show were prototypes. Last year it was SED, Sharp's 1M to 1 Contrast LCD, and Westinghouse's Quad resolution Monitor. This year was Sony OLED display and maybe Westinghouse's Quad resolution Monitor again (those the Quad is not as wowing as OLED even if it was higher resolution). The colors on the OLED was amazing and it looked like a moving photograph, plus it was super thin.
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post #143 of 228
1/22/07 at 1:01pm
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Originally Posted by westa6969 View Post

Thank you for your hard work and sharing.

What would be your top five panels after seeing perhaps hundreds - what really stood out that isn't a prototype?

Well, it is hard to pick because there is so much to see that you don't really spend too much time at a display for too long. I guess it would be mostly the panels with 120Hz frame rate which would be the Sharps, Toshibas, etc. I kind of like the gimmicky amblight Philip models this year. Last year's amblight models were only 720p while this year's are 1080p. Maybe it was their cabinet design, I don't know, it just had an appeal to me....or maybe just dark and the glow got me.
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post #144 of 228
1/22/07 at 1:06pm
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Originally Posted by Wingmann View Post

I am wondering if any manufacturers were showing models with HDMI version 1.3?

irkuck said there are some manufacturers that are coming with 1.3. Some of those stats cards say HDMI 1.3.
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post #145 of 228
1/22/07 at 1:08pm
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Originally Posted by irkuck View Post

The story is just incomplete. Sony presented 70 incher, BRAVIA KDL-70XBR3. It can be preordered now and deliveries start next month. The set is absolutely full of tech goodies which is compensated by its knockout price of 33 grands:

http://news.sel.sony.com/en/press_ro...ase/27466.html

Yeah, I'm not sure if it was there or I missed it. Like I said there was too much to see.
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post #146 of 228
1/23/07 at 6:01pm
Well Done!!

Thank You GotHDTV?
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post #147 of 228
1/24/07 at 10:42am
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Originally Posted by klawrence View Post

great job, it brings me hope that we'll be seeing some high resolution, large computer monitors!!

How much larger are you talking about for a computer monitor? Beside the Westinghouse Quad monitor, the was a Samsung 30" LCD (which I'm considering) called the Samsung Syncmaster 305T. It says it has a resolution 2560x1600 and a 0.23 dot pitch (while other monitors have 0.29 dot pitch). I spoke to the rep and he said it is HDCP compliant.

Here are some pictures. The stat picture is not clear with the down res to fit the page, but I posted vital stats above. It also not a bad picture of the actual monitor.
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post #148 of 228
1/24/07 at 1:57pm
regarding those 120Hz Sharps -- that's a fake 120Hz framerate, correct? that is, you can't actually output a 120Hz signal from a PC over dual DVI or even HDMI and actually see all 120frames on the screen, right? My understanding is that it's just an interpolation thing for 60Hz, 30Hz, and 24Hz signals.
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post #149 of 228
1/24/07 at 2:47pm
outstanding, excellent, excellent work, thanks
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post #150 of 228
1/24/07 at 3:28pm
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Originally Posted by GotHDTV? View Post

The only wow things at the show were prototypes. Last year it was SED, Sharp's 1M to 1 Contrast LCD, and Westinghouse's Quad resolution Monitor. This year was Sony OLED display and maybe Westinghouse's Quad resolution Monitor again (those the Quad is not as wowing as OLED even if it was higher resolution). The colors on the OLED was amazing and it looked like a moving photograph, plus it was super thin.


GotHDTV how did you think the LG 47LB2D looked?
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