At CES last month and in the weeks that have followed, news has been trickling out about upcoming 1080p plasma HDTV models. Manufaturers including Pioneer, Panasonic, Fujitsu and Hitachi each plan to introduce new 1080p plasma models in 2007.
Looking for a killer upconverting DVD player that also happens to play HD-DVDs in full 1080P resolution? Toshiba’s HD-XA2 HD-DVD player is now below $600 with 5 Free HD-DVDs.
With a well-earned reputation as an excellent value in high performance plasma display panels, Panasonic’s 50-inch plasma HDTV, the TH50PX60U, is available on OneCall in their weekend sale, brand new for under $1500 (2 days only).
And now the flat panel price erosion begins to border on absurd with a 50-inch name brand plasma HDTV available for 6 days only for $999.99 delivered.
Our resident projector-phile is bowled over by the PLV-Z5, the latest 3-chip high definition LCD home theater projector from Sanyo.
Although it seems a bit premature, Sony and the Blu-Ray Disc camp are declaring victory over HD-DVD in the next generation high definition disc format war. Will anyone buy it?
A reader asks how to plug in two high definition devices (HD Cable Box and HD-DVD Player) to an HDTV with only one HDMI input.
Vizio’s 50-inch HD-Ready P50HDM Plasma Flat Panel TV is available for seven days only (or while supplies last) for $1199.99 (B-stock).
In that other format war, LCD flat panel technology has been making great strides in its attempt to match plasma in picture quality. Is this the year that LCD catches up?
Missed out on watching the big game on a big flat panel HDTV? Well now’s your chance to pick up Philips’ 50-inch plasma flat panel HDTV, brand new, for under $1500 delivered.
