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Fancy gaming on the World's first 42-inch plasma with 1080 line display?

by Steven Williamson on 31 May 2006, 16:22

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UltraVision CineForm HDT79 and HDX99 Plasma HDTV Series



UltraVision CineForm HDT79 Plasma HDTV Series

The 42-inch 42HDT79 and 55-inch 55HDT79 include all of the features of the HDS69 series as well as the TV Guide On Screen® interactive programming guide. Hitachi’s signature CineForm Series distinctive design elements include black side speakers that enhance the style of the products. The consumer experience is further refined with a power swivel base that allows instant fine tuning of the viewing angle and is included with the 42-inch, and available as an option for the 55-inch. An Illuminated Roll & Click™ Remote offers a slim ergonomic design and backlit buttons for easy use. The unique rolling wheels make it easy to quickly change the channels or adjust the volume. The enhanced Digital Color Management III system can store two settings – one for the photo memory card input, and one for all other video settings for true color rendering. The HDT79 series also includes adjustable color decoder, 2 IR outputs, an IR pass through and USB photo input. Both models will be available in July, with the 42HDT79 priced at $2,999 and the 55HDT79 at $4,799.

UltraVision CineForm Director’s Series HDX99 Plasma HDTV Series

Hitachi’s top-of-the-line UltraVision CineForm Director’s Series models for 2006 include the 42-inch 42HDX99 and 55-inch 55HDX99 plasma HDTVs. Both models feature a new Deep-Black Natural Color Filter that effectively absorbs ambient room light, reducing reflections for richer blacks and vibrant color.

The 42HDX99 and 55HDX99 models include all of the advanced technologies found in the HDT79 and HDS69 models, including the new PictureMaster HD III digital video processor. The auto color, black & white color temperature, and Custom Color Temperature features present a new level of convenience and image customization to discerning videophiles. The CineForm™ Director’s Series™ Plasma HDTV line also features an exclusive high-end industrial design with an all black design. For film enthusiasts, the Director’s Series features a special “Film Quality Image” factory setup that provides increased detail in shadows and highlights while maintaining sharp focus and minimal noise.

These Director’s Series models feature the exclusive Learning AV NET V with Simple Remote, which concentrates the power of total home theater control into a small hand-held 12-button remote. This convenient and intuitive remote fits comfortably in the palm of the hand and can command an entire home theater system. In addition, these models include IEEE-1394 with full AV control capabilities.

The 42HDX99 and 55HDX99 will both be available in August for the suggested list prices of $3,499 and $5,299, respectively, with a two-year parts and labor warranty.

HDF39 Plasma HDTV Series

The 42-inch 42HDF39 model includes exclusive features and plasma technologies to produce a cinema-like home viewing experience, and features a sleek titanium silver finish with bottom speaker design and a fixed table-top stand. The model also boasts high aperture pixel design and 1024 x 1024 resolution, as well as ATSC and NTSC tuners, 3 color temperatures, 3D comb filter, 20-watt speaker system, and HDMI and component inputs. The 42HDF39 is currently available for the suggested list price of $2,299.


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I was thinking about buying 1080p TV for my computer, I use it mainly for games and movies.

is it a good idea? assuming that I use my monitor for other tasks.
yes please
I would love too >_< hehe i use a 26“ widescreen at the moment which… you know… its nice… but GIEF 42” NWO PLIX!1!!!11!
the 42“ panel might have 1080 lines of vertical resolution, but unless there is a mistake in the article or the press release, they aren't 1080p sets.

The 42” has a resolution of 1024 x 1080 which is not far off being half the horizontal resolution of a 1080p signal. The 55" screen has a regular resolution of 1365 x 768 which is the same as the majority of sets out there at the moment.

and here was me getting excited about a 1080p panel being released…
Yes please :D