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have there been any developments in plasma technology???

12/27/2008 8:27:14 PM

Quote :

"BRAVIA® XBR® 7-Series LCD HDTVs offer four HDMI™ inputs (up to 1080/60p capable) that transmit uncompressed digital video and multi-channel audio over one cable, as well as two HD component connections (1080/60p capable), giving you the flexibility you need to connect the latest video sources."

where is the 240 Hz?

12/28/2008 12:26:12 AM

I've seen Circuit City advertising 480 Hz TVs. I personally don't believe it.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16889187081

Million to 1 contrast ratio and 8 times the framerate of a standard signal?

[Edited on December 28, 2008 at 12:56 AM. Reason : NVM, did some reading, 480Hz = 60 fps x 8 fields/frame = marketing stunt]

12/28/2008 12:45:41 AM

i would settle for an LCD capable of a 3000:1 measured CR without tanning my skin when its in its full white mode.

hell, 1500:1 would do

[Edited on December 28, 2008 at 9:50 AM. Reason : .]

12/28/2008 9:49:28 AM

The industry is trying to figure out what the next new feature for 2009 will be.

In the beginning we had 720, then 1080i and 720p; then 1080p; then 1080p/120hz to fix 2:3 pulldown, but marketing misinterpreted that as something that benefits something other than watching Blu-ray, which is all it will ever do for the next 10 years (broadcasts will not be any higher than 1080i for a LONG time, and most games are 720p)

12/28/2008 2:33:55 PM