HITACHI
UNVEILS NEW ULTRAVISION FLAT PANEL TELEVISION MODELS
Hitachi’s
new HD1080 50-inch HDTV incorporates breakthrough technology
that is the result of extensive research and development
and more than 1,300 patents for flat panel technologies.
2007 will mark Hitachi’s 51st year of television
production. By engineering a new method of energizing
pixels on a panel, Hitachi has improved picture quality
by increasing the resolution to match the dominant 1080
HDTV broadcast format in the vertical domain. The new
TV will feature a total of 1.3 million pixels utilizing
a 1280x1080 pixel array.
2007 Plasma HDTV Lineup – True Clarity and Convenience
in Large Screen Television.
In addition to the 50-inch P50H401, Hitachi’s 2007
H401 series includes the 42-inch and 55-inch models which
offer unrivaled clarity and seamless picture performance
using exclusive technologies. These models feature an
all new black industrial design with subtle titanium gray
trim, emphasizing the picture and de-emphasizing the frame.
The models use discrete speaker venting below the screen
to ensure high quality audio, yet maintain the widescreen
appearance for a clean, modern look that compliments any
living room.
All
models include Hitachi’s fourth generation 1080p
PictureMaster™ IV video processor that analyzes
and optimizes the picture with dynamic histogram processing
and 16-bit clarity and new for 2007 MPEG noise reduction
— all of which means that the viewer will see a
clean and vivid picture. All 2007 flat panel models include
three 1080p-compatible HDMITM inputs with SimplayHDTM
certification so that consumers can have confidence that
they will be able to display the latest digital content
with state of the art reliability.
New
for 2007, Hitachi includes 3 picture setting memories
and 3 timers for each input for the ultimate in performance
and picture tuning flexibility. Since every set top tuner
and disc player is different, and lighting conditions
vary from morning to daytime to nighttime, Hitachi offers
3 discrete picture settings memories for each input. The
presets will allow the image to be customized according
to source and room lighting conditions and can be customized
to change automatically. The picture memories are designated
as “Day,” “Day Dynamic” and “Night.”
Hitachi’s
42-inch and 50-inch plasma models feature HD1080 technology
– an excellent match for today’s broadcasting
standards. The resulting denser pixel structure allows
for fine details to be displayed clearly.
Showcasing
Hitachi’s innovative WXGA plasma technology, the
55-inch models minimizes the visual grid pattern with
a unique electrode structure that also increases light
output for a brighter picture.
Hitachi
America, Ltd., a subsidiary of Hitachi, Ltd., markets
and manufactures a broad range of electronics, computer
systems and products, and consumer electronics, and provides
industrial equipment and services throughout North America.
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