The 7400 Series from Philips is their 2008 high-end line of high-definition LCD televisions and feature a 1080p native resolution with 120Hz refresh rate. For more information refer to the full Philips 7400 Series report.
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The 1.5 Series from Hitachi combine form and function to offer a 1080p LCD tv with 120Hz mode in a cabinet that is only 1.5 inches deep. For more information refer to the full Hitachi 1.5 Series report. Specs 1080p native resolution 120Hz mode 15,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio 450-500cd/m2 brightness IPS-Alpha panels Two 6-Watt speakers Inputs:...
The XBR7 line from Sony is the middle of the pack in their XBR line of LCD televisions, and are the top of the line, non-LED based LCD televisions released by Sony in 2008. Refer to the full XBR7 Series report for more information. Specs 1080p native resolution 120Hz mode 10-bit panel, 10-bit processing...
The Black Tie line of televisions marks the flagship offering by Vizio for 2008. These sets feature a 1080p native resolution, 120Hz processing, and motion compensation technology for smoother images. For more information refer to the full Vizio XVT Series report. Specs 1080p native resolution 6500:1 dynamic contrast ratio 5 ms response time (unconfirmed) 8-bit...
The XV540 series of LCD televisions contain a 1080p native resolution and 120Hz film mode and are the premium offerings of Toshiba's 2008 TV models. For more information refer to the full Regza XV540 Series report. Specs CCFL backlighting Thin bezel 3,000:1 native contrast ratio 30,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio 14-bit PixelPure 4G tech 10-bit...
The LT-42SL89 from JVC is one of the world's thinnest LCD televisions that feature a 1080p native resolution and integrated tuners. For more information refer to the full SL Series report. Specs 1080p native resolution 1,500:1 dynamic contrast ratio 6.5ms response time Brightness: 500cd/m2 3:2 Pull Down 145 watts of power USB picture viewing...
The Samsung 650 series, also known as the 6 series is the premium line of LCD televisions that features a 1080p native resolution and 120Hz Auto-Motion Plus (AMP) technology. More information found on the Samsung 6 Series report. Specs 40" 1080p native resolution 50,000:1 contrast ratio 120Hz mode 4ms response time Ethernet port for (limited)...
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42, PFL, 7403, D, 27, 42PFL, PFL7403, 7403D, D27, 42PFL7403, PFL7403D, 7403D27, 42PFL7403D, PFL7403D27, 42PFL7403D27
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