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Tag Archives: 1080p
Ultra small multimedia PC from Nvidia
NVIDIA showed a really small multimedia PC at the CES last week. It’s based on Intel’s 1.6GHz Atom processor and is capable of displaying true high definition 1080p video. Clip after the jump.
NVIDIA’s Ion Small Form-Factor PC Platform, Live From CES [hothardware.com]
TV with built-in blu-ray player
I would personally prefer a cheaper TV without a built-in PC or blu-ray player, but it’s still really interesting to see all these new machines hitting the market in a rapid pace. The Allio PCTV comes with a built-in home theater PC including a blu-ray drive. The flagship model is $2799…
Allio 42-inch HDTV with PC and Blu-ray Player [hothardware.com]
2160p LCD TV
So you thought that a 1080p display and movies on nice high resolution blu-ray discs would be the final solution? Think again. There is a bunch of these big screens with ultra high resolution coming out in the next couple of years, like the 56″ from Sapphire featuring a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels (four times the resolution of a 1080p display).
Sapphire joins the 2160p LCD TV party [tgdaily.com]
Pioneer PDP-5020FD
The PDP-5020FD is the latest plasma screen coming from Pioneer. We just got the press release in our inbox and here’s the hightlights:
* Improved black levels reducing the idle luminance and improving black levels five times over the previous 2007 KURO models.
* Pioneer KURO televisions are now only 3.7 Inches thick, reduced by nearly 20 percent
* New remote control and redesigned high definition graphic user interface for ease-of-use and seamless integration with other A/V equipment
* Networked Home Media Gallery for playback of digital assets such as HD movie, music and photos from a PC or via USB
* Pioneer KURO televisions are DLNA compatible and Windows PlaysForSure™ compatible
The 50 inch ($4000) and the 60 inch ($5500), both full HD screen will be out in June.
Full press release from Pioneer after the jump:
Posted in Gadgets
Tagged 1080p, Kuro, pioneer, Pioneer PDP-5020FD, Pioneer PDP-6020FD, plasma
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