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[HD Beat] monitor announcement, NEC shakes up their product line by replacing the existing n2010 display with their new n2050w. They make your pocket happy by lowering the retail price from $599 to $549, while adding an HDMI input, compatibility with up to a 1080i source, PIP, 1000:1 contrast ratio, 1366x768 resolution and all the other features you expect from your HDTV today.
Some related posts from Technorati and Google.
[www51] Fujitsu P42HHA40US Review: The TV has, for example, two different contrast controls, one called "Signal Contrast" and the other "Drive Contrast." Neither the on-screen menus nor the manual offers a clear description of how the two differ. (After contacting Fujitsu, we learned that "Signal Contrast" corresponds to the regular contrast control on other TVs--the one we needed for our calibration.
[Brightandsleek.com] Reviews TV HDTV DLP Plasma LCD Projectors Home theater speakers audio: "Though we weren't floored by the image quality, the Syntax Olevia LCT50HV 50-inch HDTV has a price tag that just might make up for its flaws. The 50-inch rear-projection LCoS display is priced at just over $2000—an extremely low price for so much screen real estate.
[Hdblog.net] HDBlog.net » Plasma: HDTVExpert has some photos from the recent CEDIA expo, including photos of Sony’s VPL-W100 1080p SXRD projector and SIM2’s C3X three-chip DLP projector. There are also pictures of LG’s and JVC’s LCOS sets and other miscellaneous HDTVs.
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Posted at October 20, 2005 08:24 PM
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