the only ones i know of (i'm sure there are more) is the panasonic LZ800 line.
32LZ800 and 37LZ800
32LZ800 and 37LZ800
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Originally Posted by kheovnien /forum/post/15445686
the only ones i know of (i'm sure there are more) is the panasonic LZ800 line.
32LZ800 and 37LZ800
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Originally Posted by Buckeye911 /forum/post/15445695
The Panasonics are the only ones I'm aware of as well.
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Originally Posted by theslug /forum/post/15446367
Stands for in-plane switching. It's one of the various LCD panel types with its own pros and cons.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lcd#In-...hing_.28IPS.29
This thread at Anandtech also talks about them though it's more specific to computer monitors (scroll down to the panel types section).
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Originally Posted by VarmintCong /forum/post/15448158
Hitachi sells IPS-Pro TVs up to 47", with 178 degree viewing angles.
not sure how they compare to the Panasonics, although Hitachi invented IPS. I think they don't come from the same fab as the IPS-Alpha panels, since those are 32 & 37" only.
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Originally Posted by DBLASS /forum/post/15452307
IPS was developed by NEC and is licensed to others.
IPS Alpha is a manufacturer and is probably licensed by NEC
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Originally Posted by rgong /forum/post/15456978
LG uses IPS:
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2307662,00.asp
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Originally Posted by rgrne /forum/post/16189953
Just trying to temporarily resurrect this old thread. I am wondering if anyone knows which specific TV models use IPS-Provectus technology, usually called IPS-Pro? I am not at the moment looking for other types of IPS.