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Troche duży do M-3. Ale 64" juz może być. Troche większy niż plazmy.
Szczegóły pewnie jutro.
oryg :http://www.engadget.com/2007/01/07/live-coverage-from-sharps-ces-press-conference/
Live coverage from Sharp's CES press conference
Posted Jan 7th 2007 3:08PM by Ben Drawbaugh
Filed under: CES, Features, Misc. Gadgets, HDTV
12:01pm It's live and were waiting for things to get started, this was the first press conference where RSVP was a must, so haha to all those suckers who were denied. After barly getting in the last one we got here early and have a front row seat and lunch to boot. If only we actually had time to eat it.
They are announced that they are planning on starting at 10 after 12.
12:10pm Mister Fujimoto kicks off the show.
Sharp plans to surpass 42 million units worldwide thanks to lower prices and the fact that consumers appreciate the advantages of LCD over other technologies.
He reconfirms the high demand for Sharp LCD's.
Shar Kameyama Plant No. 2 the only 8th Generation LCD plant, the result was super sized LCD's which allowed them to hold the market share in the 42" and up LCD market.
Sharp announces 108" LCD, which is the world's Largest!
Everyone goes crazy snapping pictures of the awesome set with the two females standing by. The TV has a beautiful piano black finish and looks like it weights a ton.
This is the first LCD that is larger than a Plasma, which they claim makes it the best technology.
Far higher resolution than Plasma's and comparable contrast and colors.
12:16pm They are really trying to sell the fact that LCD is better than plasma.
By march of 2008 the Kameyama Plant No. 2 will be at full capacity and production 90 sheets a month.
12:18pm Mark Troetti the president of Sharp Marketing of America, enters the stage.
He shows the same Display Search slides and talks about the great demand for HD and specifically LCD.
They plan to continue to be the leader in LCD and HDTV in the US, they tell us why, but it is just marketing speak.
Part of their marketing plan is with 3M and they are entering into Nascar sponsorship. They will have a Nascar simulator at their Booth to test our driving skills.
Bob Scagione the Senior Vice President of Sharp Marketing of USA.
They are introducing the new LCD lineup the D92-Series with the 8th gen panels.
42", 46" and 52"
15,000:1 Dynamic Contrast and 4ms 120hz, HDMI, 1080p, DVI-i)
They will also LC64-D92 available in march at 64".
The D82 Series
D43 will be the new 720P from 26" to 52".
Now shipping through June with Dual HDMI and 6,000:1 Dynamic Contrast.
They now offer 4 LCD's in the 46" and 52" and Display search believe LCD will outplace Plasma in these sizes this year.
12:28pm Announces new Gamer series GP1U series will be shipping in march in 32" and 37" screen sizes with Vyper Drive which redues Lag and sub outputs.
12:29Pm
Sharps new TV's includes features like PLC DLNA for acess to the internet and transferring shows around your network.
Sharp will be showing their Triple-View LCD so you can see three images on the same LCD. As well as their ultra High contrast ratio TV's.
Sharp Audio
i-Elegance Series iPod docks available in Black and White and will be shipping in the Spring.
Sharp Blu-ray Player.
Will ship in 2nd Quarter MSRP: $1,199.99, NO other details.
XV-Z3100 and DT-510 are also new and be available in February.
12:32 Bob finishes up and start taking questions.
What is the production schedule for 2006.
Do you use LED backlighting.
The device will be out this year and none of their LCD's use a LED backlight.
Why did you use PLC and who makes it.
They think it is better and it is associate with Home Plug.
What version of HDMI does the Blu-ray player support.
We are planning on 1.3, but not finally yet.
Both Gaming models are 1080p.
There are no official pricing, but will be comparable to current models.
The network enabled TV's have not been completed yet, but a few that will work is from Yahoo and Flickr.
It will also work with Intel Viv equiepted PC's.
Nothing is final yet, they are looking for feedback during the show.
Sharp will compete with the less expensive LCD's with higher quality items and they believe the success of their products speaks for the desire for customers to own better displays.
The PLC adapters can transmit two 1080 signals simultaneously.
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Ten obrazek jest najbardziej interesujący
http://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.engadget...arp-live-b4.jpg
jakby jeszcze Sharpa D92 podświetlili LEDami, to już byłby obecny szczyt możliwości technologii...ale i tak dane techniczne są imponujące...
na CES jest też premiera nowego LCD Full HD Philipsa:
Philips 42PFL9832D (następca 9831), nie popełnił już błędu poprzednika.
Teraz jest Full HD 1080p, 4 ms reakcja matrycy, Pixel Plus 4HD, Clear LCD....
"Mój jest większy niż twój! Och nie, nieprawda"
http://theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=36764
Tutaj jest o tym że Samsung prezentuje największy 70" LCD komercyjnie dostępny
a LG chwali się największym 100" prototypowym LCD.
Ten obrazek jest najbardziej interesujący
http://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.engadget...arp-live-b4.jpg
Bardzo. Bo tam wymieniaja 42" a wczesniej byla mowa o najmniejszym 46". A 42" to u siebie zmieszcze!
Shiping now! ?To juz to gdzies dostarczaja ? Slyszal ktos w jakim kraju sa juz dostepne ?
Shiping now - to w stanach.
Spekulacją jest tylko, kiedy i jaki bedzie u nas odpowiednik D92, czyli HD1E.
Ponieważ poprzednio D62 = XD1E, ale przewagą xd1 był chip micronasa u nas, teraz oczekiwania sa wysokie, 3 wejscia hdmi, 4 ms, wyższy kontrast, dodatkowe podświetlenie LED deep green + crimson, nowy chip trudHD, tuner sat, HDD, itd.
Na IFA mieliśmy tylko okazję widzieć obudowę.
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Specyfikacja bardzo imponująca, zresztą potwierdza wcześniejsze info o tej serii.
Oby tylko "wafle" były pozbawione wad starszych braci.
LC-42D92U: 42-inch, $3,499.99 Available in April
LC-46D92U: 46-inch, $4,199.99 Available in January
LC-52D92U: 52-inch, $5,299.99 Available in January
LC-65D93U: 65-inch, $10,999.99 Available in March
Pozostałe modele - KLIK
Przy obecnych cenach 46D62 (w promocji 2800$) to jest poważna różnica w cenie (1400$), ale zgadza się z wczesniejszymi doniesieniami (1000€). Na D62 poeksperymentowali - to teraz juz wiadomo co z czym sie je.
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Witam !
Dla mnie najnardziej interesująca jest seria GP1U. 32 calowy FullHD !!! to jest to
Tylko co to jest ten cały Vyper Drive ? Mam nadzieję że to jakiś rodzaj technologii 100/120Hz. A jeżeli nie, to czy ktoś się orientuje, czy ta seria jest wyposażona w technologię 120Hz ???
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Trochę zdjęć i cen amer. modeli. Kiedy nasze?
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Sharp's new Aquos lineup
Posted Jan 7th 2007 11:02PM by Ben Drawbaugh
Filed under: CES, Displays, HDTV
At Sharp's press conference they announced plenty of new LCD TV's and they now have 4 lines of LCD TV's. At the top of the line (right behind the 108" LCD) is the new 8th Generation D92-Series. It is available in 42", 46" , 52" and 65" D93-Series which only varies in cosmetic design from the D92. It features 15,000:1 Dynamic Contrast ratio and 4ms response time and is 120hz. Of course it's, 1080p, and features 3 HDMI ports all of which support 1080p. There is RS-232C for the custom installers as well as removable speakers and stand.
- lLC-42D92U: 42-inch, $3,499.99 Available in AprilllLC-46D92U: 46-inch, $4,199.99 Available in JanuaryllLC-52D92U: 52-inch, $5,299.99 Available in JanuaryllLC-65D93U: 65-inch, $10,999.99 Available in Marchl
The D82 is next which is also 120Hz and available in 46" and 52", has 10,000:1 Dynamic Contrast and 4ms response time. The main difference is the contrast, but it's still produced at Sharp's 8th Gen plant. The rest of the features are almost identical as the D92, with no mention of removable speakers or a base.- lLC-46D82U: 46-inch, $3,699.99 Available in MarchllLC-52D82U: 52-inch, $4,799.99 Available in Marchl
The D43-Series is the series for the rest of us, available in various sizes including 26", 32", 37", 42", 46" and 52". They have a Dynamic contrast ratio of 6000:1 and has a resolution of 1366x768.
- lLC-26D43U: 26-inch, $1,099.99 Available in FebruaryllLC-32D43U: 32-inch, $1,699.99 Available nowllLC-37D43U: 37-inch, $1,399.99 Available nowllLC-42D43U: 42-inch, $1,699.99 Available nowllLC-46D43U: 46-inch, $2,699.99 Available in MayllLC-52D43U: 52-inch, $3,999.99 Available in Junel
Sharp also has a new line specifically for Gamers called the GP1U. This model features a special "game mode" for games with a remote that makes it easy to jump to that mode which enables Vyper Drive which reduces lag. The 32" has a 10,000:1 contrast ratio and the 37" has 8500:1. They also include side terminals and sub outputs.
- lLC-32GP1U: 32-inch, $1,699.99 Available in MarchllLC-37GP1U: 37-inch, $1,999.99 Available in marchl
Sharp also announced that they would be adding network features to their TVs, but they haven't decided exactly what. They do plan to use PLC and possibly DLNA or Vivi. Interestingly there is no CableCARD support in any of these models.
Czy nikt nie zna jakis przeciekow , kiedy odpowiednik tej seri trafi do Europy ?
Myślę, że tylko per analogia do modeli wcześniejszych - czyli +3/4 miesiące
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Podano pierwszą datę wprowadzenia 46HD1E i 52HD1E - w maju.
Kontrast 3 000 / 15 000
4 ms, 160 giga HDD
4 Tunery -!!!! 2 szt HDTV, 1 DVB-T i 1 analog
2 sloty CI- teraz 1 był do naziemnej, ale drugi jest do tunera sat- czyli mniej pudeł i kabli
100 Hz
USB
Cena: 46" - 4 200 €, 52" - 5 200 €
http://blog.tvspielfilm.de/techblog/archives/110
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Cztery tunery ... czyzby jakis PIP ?
Dwa sloty CI w tym jeden do tunera sat ? Czy to znaczy , ze jeden z tunerow HDTV to tuner sat ?
Co do ceny, albo nalezy poczekac na zmiane kursu albo juz teraz kupowac w USA
Małe potwierdzenie do serii HD1E, ceny, danych, zdjecie, 4 tunerów, HDD, itd
http://www.prad.de/tvguide/ergebniss_auswa...+finden&p=2
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No to mamy pierwsze oficjalne dane HD1E w wersji 52". Jedynym dostrzeżonym błędem w specyfikacji jest uwzględnienie 2 (a nie 3 - jak jest w rzeczywistości) wejść HDMI. Ciekawe, że piszą również TruD a nie True HD - jak miało być.
http://www.planetesochaux.com/david/Sharp_LC52HD1E.pdf
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edit : BTW jestem ciekawy czy 100Hz będzie w formie Samsunga (czarna sub-klatka) czy Toshiby? A jak to się ma do TrueHD a TruD?