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Hitachi 35mm-thick HD LCD TV : DigInfo

admin — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 03:18:40 +0000

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Hitachi added 32-, 37- and 42-inch models to its high-definition TV Wooo UT Series. The new models are 35mm in thickness, excluding the frame.

Integrating XCodeHD, a high-definition recording technology from Canada’s ViXS Systems, the 250GB (gigabyte) hard drive built into the tuner enables recording of high-definition video for about 50 hours.

The new series also features enhanced network support, allowing viewers to access a variety of content via the broadband Internet.

“acTVila” is a TV-based network service that enables viewers to access not only text information and photos but video content by connecting the TV set to the broadband network.

The “Net” button on the remote controller provides easy access to Wooonet, Hitachi’s proprietary portal site, and viewers can upload the videos and photos they shot using Video de Mail, a mail service available on the site.

The panels of the three UT Series lcd tvs have a product lifecycle of about 60,000 hours. Hitachi managed to reduce use of their materials and packaging materials by more than 10% compared to their predecessors, making energy conservation and ecological consideration the products’ unique features. The new TVs also achieve 38% reduction in annual power consumption.

The three new models will go on sale on June 7.

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Hitachi 55HDS69 55″ HD Plasma TV with Stand

admin — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 11:20:25 +0000

The new Hitachi UltraVision® 55″ Plasma HDTV’s innovative, advanced plasma technologies produce a truly life-like home viewing experience. Hitachi’s 55″ UltraVision® offers unsurpassed realism in image reproduction. Innovative High Aperture Pixel technology maximizes pixel coverage of the screen surface to deliver a smooth, life-like image. The new Hitachi PictureMaster™ HD III video processor technology ensures a sharp, smooth and seamless image every time by analyzing and optimizing each frame.

Color reproduction is unsurpassed with Hitachi’s 16-Bit/281 Trillion Color Capability. Separate Day and Night Memory ensure perfect picture quality under any lighting condition. The UltraVision® Plasma also provides unsurpassed convenience. Fast access to programming is provided by the Quick Start Seamless HDTV and NTSC Tuner. Three HDMI™ digital inputs enables the 55HDS69 to accommodate a broad range of digital sources. With its sleek streamlined design, the 55HDS69 offers a perfect blend of refined aesthetics and original technologies making the UltraVision® 55″ Plasma HDTV an ideal home theater solution.
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Hitachi P50V701 HD Plasma TV

admin — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 08:49:06 +0000

Go to http://tiger.tv/more_info/?646 for more. The Hitachi P50V701 is the first HDTV from Hitachi to include the revolutionary new film processing known as Reel60™. Since the advent of television there has been a mismatch between the motion of film in a movie theater to the way it played back on television. Hitachi exclusive Reel60™ film processing perfectly matches the motion of movies.

The all new PictureMaster™ HD V video processor found in the P50V701 not only provides the best film playback possible but also upgrades all incoming signal to match the Full HD1080 panel and ensures outstanding picture quality regardless of input type or resolution format.

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Hitachi Plasma Manufacturing

admin — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 06:14:27 +0000

Plasma television manufacturing at Fujitsu Hitachi complex in Miyazaki,Japan.

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