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Official Mitsubishi LT-xx133, LT-xx144, LT-xx244 Anticipation Thread
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America Debuts Eight Thin Frame
1080P LCD Flat Panel HDTVs
Sleek, modern design allows for more screen in less space
NEW YORK, New York May 14, 2007 Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc., maker of award winning high-definition home theater products today rolled out eight top-of-the-line, premium 1080p LCD flat panel HDTVs with unique thin frame, ultra-compact designs. All of these new 1080p flat panel HDTVs are designed, engineered and built in North America.
New Models at a Glance
The 133 Series 1080p LCD flat panel HDTVs include the 40-inch LT-40133 (Suggested Value Price $2699), 46-inch LT-46133 (Suggested Value Price $3399) and 52-inch LT-52133 (Suggested Value Price $4499) and offers a high contrast picture with x.v.Color, PerfectColor, Easy Connect, and three rear HDMI 1.3 Inputs. The 40-inch 134 Series LT-40134 (Suggested value Price $2899) includes PerfectColor and PerfecTint, and adds NetCommand® and a side HDMI 1.3 input. The 144 Series which includes the 46-inch LT-46144 (Suggested Value Price $3899) and 52-inch LT-52144 (Suggested Value Price $5099) offers PerfectColor and component side input and adds Smooth120Hz for true 120Hz 1080p LCD flat panel performance. Smooth120Hz enables the display of more fluid and smoother fast-moving images, free from motion blur. The Diamond LT-46244 (Suggested Value Price $4499) and Diamond LT-52244 (Suggested Value Price $5699) round out the new models and feature the full complement of 133 Series features plus Smooth120Hz, PerfecTint, a CableCARD slot, TV Guide Daily®, NetCommand® and a side HDMI input.
Larger screens in less space with low-profile, modern design
Each 40-inch, 46-inch and 52-inch 1080p LCD flat panel HDTV features Mitsubishi's super Thin Frame with high-quality hidden speakers for more picture in a smaller space than ever before. The Mitsubishi Thin Frame measures about an inch, which is less than half typical LCD flat panel frame widths, resulting in a space savings of over two inches in cabinet width compared to most flat panels. Each 40-inch model is only 37 inches in width and 23.9 inches in height (without base); each 46-inch model is 42.3 inches wide and 26.9 inches tall (without base), and each 52-inch model is 48 inches in width and only 30.4 inches high (without base). The 133 Series is presented in Platinum Black with a Platinum Metallic accent. Both the LT-40134 and the 144 Series products are finished in Platinum Black with a Platinum Black accent. Diamond models are presented in a sleek high-gloss Black Pearl accented by a Diamond Blue light.
More color, for a more colorful image
Mitsubishi takes color to a new level on each member of its 2007-2008 1080p LCD flat panel Lineup with a suite of color features led by x.v.Color support and Mitsubishi's Full Spectrum Color. x.v.Color is the new standard in high definition color. Its wide color palette provides up to 80 percent more color than standard HDTV for breathtaking realism and vivid, natural colors. x.v.Color's wide color palette is complemented by Deep Color on HDMI 1.3 inputs, enabling additional color resolution for smooth transitions between different shades of color.
Mitsubishi's Full Spectrum Color results in 25 percent more color than standard LCD. Reds and yellows become more vivid and there are more available shades of green, cyan and blue, resulting in a more vivid, more realistic image. Additionally, each model comes with Mitsubishi's new Color 4D Noise Reduction system that takes advanced noise reduction technology to the world of color. Color 4D Noise Reduction adds an extra dimension to picture performance by looking horizontally, vertically, within and between frames of video and additionally analyzing color to filter video noise. The result is noise-free images and clean, clear colors.
PerfectColor allows for advanced individual 6-color adjustment. The 134 Series and Diamond models also include PerfecTint where the viewer can fine tune the tint of each of the six colors for each input separately. The end result of Mitsubishi's full suite of unique color features is maximum color control and breathtaking realism with vivid, yet natural color without compromise.
Lots of connections, made easy
All eight models offer superior connectivity and convenience. Mitsubishi leads the industry with three rear HDMI 1.3 inputs, two rear component inputs, and a side component input on every set for maximum HD connectivity with HD cable and satellite boxes, Blu-ray Disc or HD-DVD digital disc sources and the latest in HD gaming consoles. All HDMI inputs are version 1.3 and are additionally SimplayHD-certified to make sure all your HD components work together properly. Additionally, a USB input for up to five mega pixel pictures lets you easily connect a USB thumb drive or USB card reader for easy large screen digital photo viewing in stunning HD clarity.
Mitsubishi's Easy Connect makes set-up and operation simple, the 134 Series, 144 Series and Diamond models add NetCommand® to Easy Connect for a true one-remote control home theater system. NetCommand® combines the control and conventional IR-products and adds HDMI with consumer device control to create an easy-to-use on-screen guide.
Additionally, the 134 Series and Diamond models add a side HDMI 1.3 input for easy access wiring of an HD camcorder or HD gaming console, and even include TV Guide Daily® for additional convenience. Diamond models even go one step further to include an RS232C input for advanced home installation and are Digital Cable Ready with a CableCARD slot for cable box free operation.
In separate announcements, Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America detailed its latest advancements in high-definition color and introduced nine new 1080p DLP® HDTVs, each with a Mitsubishi Exclusive 6-Color Light Engine.
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc.
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc., the Official HDTV of the PGA TOUR, manufactures and markets a comprehensive line of premium quality 1080p DLP® HDTVs and 1080p LCD Flat Panel HDTVs. Recognized as the world leader and innovator of large display high-definition televisions, Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America builds products that lead the industry in quality, performance and ease-of-use. For additional information about MDEA, visit www.mitsubishi-tv.com .
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Thin Frame, Full Spectrum Color, Smooth120Hz, Tru1080p, PerfectColor, PerfecTint, DeepField, SharpEdge, Easy Connect, and NetCommand are trademarks or registered trademarks of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and/or Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc. HDMI is a trademark of HDMI Licensing, LLC. SimplayHD is a trademark of Silicon Image, Inc. x.v.Color is a trademark of Sony Corporation. Blu-ray Disc is a trademark of Blu-ray Disc Association. HD DVD, HD DVD-ROM, HD DVD-Rewritable, HD DVD-R, and their associated logos are trademarks belonging to the DVD Format / Logo Licensing Corporation (DVD FLLC). TV Guide Daily is a registered trademark of Gemstar Development Corp. CableCARD is a trademark of Cable Television Laboratories, Inc.
Press Release
Link to pics
The question is when do these units hit the streets...
1080P LCD Flat Panel HDTVs
Sleek, modern design allows for more screen in less space
NEW YORK, New York May 14, 2007 Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc., maker of award winning high-definition home theater products today rolled out eight top-of-the-line, premium 1080p LCD flat panel HDTVs with unique thin frame, ultra-compact designs. All of these new 1080p flat panel HDTVs are designed, engineered and built in North America.
New Models at a Glance
The 133 Series 1080p LCD flat panel HDTVs include the 40-inch LT-40133 (Suggested Value Price $2699), 46-inch LT-46133 (Suggested Value Price $3399) and 52-inch LT-52133 (Suggested Value Price $4499) and offers a high contrast picture with x.v.Color, PerfectColor, Easy Connect, and three rear HDMI 1.3 Inputs. The 40-inch 134 Series LT-40134 (Suggested value Price $2899) includes PerfectColor and PerfecTint, and adds NetCommand® and a side HDMI 1.3 input. The 144 Series which includes the 46-inch LT-46144 (Suggested Value Price $3899) and 52-inch LT-52144 (Suggested Value Price $5099) offers PerfectColor and component side input and adds Smooth120Hz for true 120Hz 1080p LCD flat panel performance. Smooth120Hz enables the display of more fluid and smoother fast-moving images, free from motion blur. The Diamond LT-46244 (Suggested Value Price $4499) and Diamond LT-52244 (Suggested Value Price $5699) round out the new models and feature the full complement of 133 Series features plus Smooth120Hz, PerfecTint, a CableCARD slot, TV Guide Daily®, NetCommand® and a side HDMI input.
Larger screens in less space with low-profile, modern design
Each 40-inch, 46-inch and 52-inch 1080p LCD flat panel HDTV features Mitsubishi's super Thin Frame with high-quality hidden speakers for more picture in a smaller space than ever before. The Mitsubishi Thin Frame measures about an inch, which is less than half typical LCD flat panel frame widths, resulting in a space savings of over two inches in cabinet width compared to most flat panels. Each 40-inch model is only 37 inches in width and 23.9 inches in height (without base); each 46-inch model is 42.3 inches wide and 26.9 inches tall (without base), and each 52-inch model is 48 inches in width and only 30.4 inches high (without base). The 133 Series is presented in Platinum Black with a Platinum Metallic accent. Both the LT-40134 and the 144 Series products are finished in Platinum Black with a Platinum Black accent. Diamond models are presented in a sleek high-gloss Black Pearl accented by a Diamond Blue light.
More color, for a more colorful image
Mitsubishi takes color to a new level on each member of its 2007-2008 1080p LCD flat panel Lineup with a suite of color features led by x.v.Color support and Mitsubishi's Full Spectrum Color. x.v.Color is the new standard in high definition color. Its wide color palette provides up to 80 percent more color than standard HDTV for breathtaking realism and vivid, natural colors. x.v.Color's wide color palette is complemented by Deep Color on HDMI 1.3 inputs, enabling additional color resolution for smooth transitions between different shades of color.
Mitsubishi's Full Spectrum Color results in 25 percent more color than standard LCD. Reds and yellows become more vivid and there are more available shades of green, cyan and blue, resulting in a more vivid, more realistic image. Additionally, each model comes with Mitsubishi's new Color 4D Noise Reduction system that takes advanced noise reduction technology to the world of color. Color 4D Noise Reduction adds an extra dimension to picture performance by looking horizontally, vertically, within and between frames of video and additionally analyzing color to filter video noise. The result is noise-free images and clean, clear colors.
PerfectColor allows for advanced individual 6-color adjustment. The 134 Series and Diamond models also include PerfecTint where the viewer can fine tune the tint of each of the six colors for each input separately. The end result of Mitsubishi's full suite of unique color features is maximum color control and breathtaking realism with vivid, yet natural color without compromise.
Lots of connections, made easy
All eight models offer superior connectivity and convenience. Mitsubishi leads the industry with three rear HDMI 1.3 inputs, two rear component inputs, and a side component input on every set for maximum HD connectivity with HD cable and satellite boxes, Blu-ray Disc or HD-DVD digital disc sources and the latest in HD gaming consoles. All HDMI inputs are version 1.3 and are additionally SimplayHD-certified to make sure all your HD components work together properly. Additionally, a USB input for up to five mega pixel pictures lets you easily connect a USB thumb drive or USB card reader for easy large screen digital photo viewing in stunning HD clarity.
Mitsubishi's Easy Connect makes set-up and operation simple, the 134 Series, 144 Series and Diamond models add NetCommand® to Easy Connect for a true one-remote control home theater system. NetCommand® combines the control and conventional IR-products and adds HDMI with consumer device control to create an easy-to-use on-screen guide.
Additionally, the 134 Series and Diamond models add a side HDMI 1.3 input for easy access wiring of an HD camcorder or HD gaming console, and even include TV Guide Daily® for additional convenience. Diamond models even go one step further to include an RS232C input for advanced home installation and are Digital Cable Ready with a CableCARD slot for cable box free operation.
In separate announcements, Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America detailed its latest advancements in high-definition color and introduced nine new 1080p DLP® HDTVs, each with a Mitsubishi Exclusive 6-Color Light Engine.
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc.
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc., the Official HDTV of the PGA TOUR, manufactures and markets a comprehensive line of premium quality 1080p DLP® HDTVs and 1080p LCD Flat Panel HDTVs. Recognized as the world leader and innovator of large display high-definition televisions, Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America builds products that lead the industry in quality, performance and ease-of-use. For additional information about MDEA, visit www.mitsubishi-tv.com .
# # #
Thin Frame, Full Spectrum Color, Smooth120Hz, Tru1080p, PerfectColor, PerfecTint, DeepField, SharpEdge, Easy Connect, and NetCommand are trademarks or registered trademarks of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and/or Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc. HDMI is a trademark of HDMI Licensing, LLC. SimplayHD is a trademark of Silicon Image, Inc. x.v.Color is a trademark of Sony Corporation. Blu-ray Disc is a trademark of Blu-ray Disc Association. HD DVD, HD DVD-ROM, HD DVD-Rewritable, HD DVD-R, and their associated logos are trademarks belonging to the DVD Format / Logo Licensing Corporation (DVD FLLC). TV Guide Daily is a registered trademark of Gemstar Development Corp. CableCARD is a trademark of Cable Television Laboratories, Inc.
Press Release
Link to pics
The question is when do these units hit the streets...
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I'm glad to see that they are bragging about how thin their frames are. Some manufacturers (I'm looking at you, Sony) have ballooned the sizes of their recent LCD frames.
If anyone runs across a link to spec sheets on these models, please post it. They aren't on Misubishi's web pages as of this posting. I'm particularly interested in the depth and power consumption of the 52" units. Thanks a bunch.
If anyone runs across a link to spec sheets on these models, please post it. They aren't on Misubishi's web pages as of this posting. I'm particularly interested in the depth and power consumption of the 52" units. Thanks a bunch.
Any one knows if the LT-xx133 series supports native 1080p24 signals at 24 fps rate rather at 60 fps or is that only on the more expansive models?
Thanks gens.
Thanks gens.
That looks sexy. Which panels does Mitsu use??
I think in the previous gen they used Samsung panels.
This should be an interesting set of televisions. Mitsubishi has always had some LCD panels in the mix but they haven't been competitive with the Sony/Samsung/Sharp panels until just recently. With the new DLP sets that were also announced, it looks like Mitsu isn't even trying to compete with the low end segment of the flat TV market that has been staked out by the cheaper Korean and Chinese vendors and is only going for videophiles like us. In a way I'm a little disappointed since I would like to see Mitsu compete with Samsung & Sony for a couple of DLP models below 50" at really nice prices. Oh well...
The new thin bezel LCD panels look like a nice innovation and I look forward to seeing the new sets in the stores. I'm in the market for a 46" LCD panel later this year for our sunroom, and so far the short list is Samsung and Sharp, both of which seem to be having performance problems in these forums. Hopefully Mitsu will get it right. The 46" LCD panel might just fit inside my bedroom armoire (it'll be awfully close)...if it does, I might get two panels. As the satisfied owner of a classic Mitsu 65813 RPTV CRT set with the 9 inch guns, I'd like to see Mitsu make some kicka** products in this space and get back on top again.
The new thin bezel LCD panels look like a nice innovation and I look forward to seeing the new sets in the stores. I'm in the market for a 46" LCD panel later this year for our sunroom, and so far the short list is Samsung and Sharp, both of which seem to be having performance problems in these forums. Hopefully Mitsu will get it right. The 46" LCD panel might just fit inside my bedroom armoire (it'll be awfully close)...if it does, I might get two panels. As the satisfied owner of a classic Mitsu 65813 RPTV CRT set with the 9 inch guns, I'd like to see Mitsu make some kicka** products in this space and get back on top again.
I just returned a Samsung LT-4665F and have no TV; the pressure is on to find something comparable, but we are interested in getting a 120hz next time. The RS-232C connection instead of VGA seems odd to me, but I haven't had a lot of experience with LCDs other than the Samsung. I'm really anxious to learn when these will become available.
Something else I noticed from reading the announcement: the the 134 Series has PerfecTint but is 60hz; the 144 series doesn't have PerfecTint but has 120hz. I verified this with the PDF document listing all the features for each model.
Except for the 40" (which I'm in the market for) according to this pdf. Both 133 and 134 models are 60hz. Bummer.
I thought I had a competitor to the new Samsung 81 Series coming out soon since I read a Mits news release that their new models were 120hz.
Oh well.
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Originally Posted by Transcend /forum/post/0
Something else I noticed from reading the announcement: the the 134 Series has PerfecTint but is 60hz; the 144 series doesn't have PerfecTint but has 120hz. I verified this with the PDF document listing all the features for each model.
Except for the 40" (which I'm in the market for) according to this pdf. Both 133 and 134 models are 60hz. Bummer.
I thought I had a competitor to the new Samsung 81 Series coming out soon since I read a Mits news release that their new models were 120hz.
Oh well.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but would the 144 and 244 series units be the first 1080p LCDs with stated specifications of 120hz AND 1080p/24 input? The spec sheet says that all the models support 1080p @ 24hz input. From what I've learned on these forums, it appears that Sony's forthcoming V3000 series will accept a 24hz signal, but does not display at a 120hz frame-rate.
I'm looking forward to pairing a new LCD with a new Blu-ray player and wish to take advantage of the so-called "ideal" pairing of a 1080p/24 source with a LCD display that can show a movie without frame pulldown. With the 46" model standing less than 30" high - a necessity for my cabinet, I'm hoping these models get good reviews.
Cheers.
I'm looking forward to pairing a new LCD with a new Blu-ray player and wish to take advantage of the so-called "ideal" pairing of a 1080p/24 source with a LCD display that can show a movie without frame pulldown. With the 46" model standing less than 30" high - a necessity for my cabinet, I'm hoping these models get good reviews.
Cheers.
Yes, this is definitely a good thing to see. That would be great if between all these new models (Samsung, Sony, Toshiba, Mitsubishi) that the competition forces some of those prices down.
I'm looking to pick up a 52" model, and I would like to be at a maximum of about $4K out the door, or $4K plus tax. Most of the best models in that size range so far look to be in the $5K plus range, which is a bit more than I want to spend.
For that much money, it seems like the TV should come with an extra slot, if you know what I mean.
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Anyway, See you in HD.....someday!
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I'm looking to pick up a 52" model, and I would like to be at a maximum of about $4K out the door, or $4K plus tax. Most of the best models in that size range so far look to be in the $5K plus range, which is a bit more than I want to spend.
For that much money, it seems like the TV should come with an extra slot, if you know what I mean.
Anyway, See you in HD.....someday!
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No. Whichever one gets to the stores (online or otherwise) first will be "the first". Samsung's 120hz sets ('71 series) are supposed to be on the market in June or July. Mitsubishi really dropped the ball by not providing some estimate on the release of these models.
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Originally Posted by wunderhund /forum/post/0
Correct me if I'm wrong, but would the 144 and 244 series units be the first 1080p LCDs with stated specifications of 120hz AND 1080p/24 input?
No. Whichever one gets to the stores (online or otherwise) first will be "the first". Samsung's 120hz sets ('71 series) are supposed to be on the market in June or July. Mitsubishi really dropped the ball by not providing some estimate on the release of these models.
I will get a 40" set that handles 1080p24 at 24 fps without the 2:3 pull down or judder from who (Sony, Samsung or Mit) ever comes out first in June/July. If I don't have 120 Hz, that is fine since I have 1.3 hdmi and 1080p24 support for smooth HD movie playback.
Seems like firewire - 1394 was dropped from all LCD's. That's too bad.
This isn't unusual for Mitsubishi to make a product announcement in about the April/May time frame and not give a specific date for shipment. Historically, the new models start to show up in the June/July timeframe although some models could not see the light of day until September. I remember when Mitsu's first DLPs hit the market, the first of them started shipping in late July/early August...right before the Sydney Olympic games (a friend of mine bought one that he currently enjoys).
The new sets sound like the "mother lode" of features, especially the Diamonds. HDMI 1.3, xxycc color, 4 HDMI inputs, 120 hz refresh rate, 1080p across 24hz, 30 hz and 60hz frame rates, PerfectColor, 1080p PC input, it's all there. The thin bezel design is a bonus in my book. I didn't think it would be possible to get a 46" LCD flat panel in my bedroom armoire, but at 42.3" wide, the 46" Mitsu will *barely* clear the 42.5" width of the cabinet. I don't have to settle for the Samsung 46" DLP at only 720p for that space. And the 52" models are only two inches wider than a comperable 46" Samsung or Sharp, making them an alternative for me in the selection process for a flat screen for our sunroom/kitchen area.
Of course, these TVs aren't cheap which may prove to be a problem in my house since my wife will have to approve the purchase. She's already signed off on doing the sunroom TV, but I have to work with my dealer to try to get the best price possible.
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Originally Posted by Transcend /forum/post/0
No. Whichever one gets to the stores (online or otherwise) first will be "the first". Samsung's 120hz sets ('71 series) are supposed to be on the market in June or July. Mitsubishi really dropped the ball by not providing some estimate on the release of these models.
This isn't unusual for Mitsubishi to make a product announcement in about the April/May time frame and not give a specific date for shipment. Historically, the new models start to show up in the June/July timeframe although some models could not see the light of day until September. I remember when Mitsu's first DLPs hit the market, the first of them started shipping in late July/early August...right before the Sydney Olympic games (a friend of mine bought one that he currently enjoys).
The new sets sound like the "mother lode" of features, especially the Diamonds. HDMI 1.3, xxycc color, 4 HDMI inputs, 120 hz refresh rate, 1080p across 24hz, 30 hz and 60hz frame rates, PerfectColor, 1080p PC input, it's all there. The thin bezel design is a bonus in my book. I didn't think it would be possible to get a 46" LCD flat panel in my bedroom armoire, but at 42.3" wide, the 46" Mitsu will *barely* clear the 42.5" width of the cabinet. I don't have to settle for the Samsung 46" DLP at only 720p for that space. And the 52" models are only two inches wider than a comperable 46" Samsung or Sharp, making them an alternative for me in the selection process for a flat screen for our sunroom/kitchen area.
Of course, these TVs aren't cheap which may prove to be a problem in my house since my wife will have to approve the purchase. She's already signed off on doing the sunroom TV, but I have to work with my dealer to try to get the best price possible.
That is a shame considering Mitsu was always a big Firewire proponent. On the 244 Diamonds, there is a port that looks suspiciously like a 4-pin firewire port labeled "For Dealer Only". Hmmmm....
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Originally Posted by Just_Looking /forum/post/0
Seems like firewire - 1394 was dropped from all LCD's. That's too bad.
That is a shame considering Mitsu was always a big Firewire proponent. On the 244 Diamonds, there is a port that looks suspiciously like a 4-pin firewire port labeled "For Dealer Only". Hmmmm....
The real problem for me is that it has neither Firewire nor VGA. Neither one!
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Originally Posted by Sevenfeet /forum/post/0
That is a shame considering Mitsu was always a big Firewire proponent.
The real problem for me is that it has neither Firewire nor VGA. Neither one!
Aside from the marketing word spin (ie, ultra color, perfect motion, bla bla bla), here's what we ~know:
Sammy panel (speed, color %,... TBD.) Clouds, bands,...?
Glossy, flat, reflection coating?
120Hz processor, who makes it? Just film de-judder or does it do motion interpolation?
1080p/? inputs and 1:1 pixel mapping?
How good is the VP with SD?
What score does it get with SO's Benchmark HD DVD?
Sammy panel (speed, color %,... TBD.) Clouds, bands,...?
Glossy, flat, reflection coating?
120Hz processor, who makes it? Just film de-judder or does it do motion interpolation?
1080p/? inputs and 1:1 pixel mapping?
How good is the VP with SD?
What score does it get with SO's Benchmark HD DVD?
1080p/24, 1080p/30 and 1080p/60 are all supported (as said on the PDF file).
I would assume 1:1 pixel mapping since they mentioned that it was also made to hook a PC up to.
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Originally Posted by wtr_wkr /forum/post/0
Aside from the marketing word spin (ie, ultra color, perfect motion, bla bla bla), here's what we ~know:
Sammy panel (speed, color %,... TBD.) Clouds, bands,...?
Glossy, flat, reflection coating?
120Hz processor, who makes it? Just film de-judder or does it do motion interpolation?
1080p/? inputs and 1:1 pixel mapping?
How good is the VP with SD?
What score does it get with SO's Benchmark HD DVD?
1080p/24, 1080p/30 and 1080p/60 are all supported (as said on the PDF file).
I would assume 1:1 pixel mapping since they mentioned that it was also made to hook a PC up to.
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