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The Biggest LCD: Samsung's LT-P468W 46 Native resolutions/aspect ratio 1920x1080
one review
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Here are the Samsung's vital statistics:
Samsung LT-P468W
Price $9,999 list (check prices) <--- much less
Weight (pounds) 99.2
Dimensions, in inches (HWD) 27.1 x 54.1 x 5.7
Visible screen (diagonal, in inches) 46
Native resolutions/aspect ratio 1920x1080 / 16:9
Rated contrast ratio/brightness 800:1 / 500 cd/m2
Composite inputs RCA (1 rear, 1 side), S-Video (1 rear, 1 side)
Component inputs RCA (2 rear)
Other video and data inputs DVI (rear), Analog RGB (rear), HDMI (rear)
Audio inputs Stereo RCA (3 rear, 1 side), stereo minijack (rear)
Audio outputs RCA (stereo + subwoofer), optical, stereo minijack
Separate media connection box (YES/NO) No
Supported SD, ED, and HD modes 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p
Film mode (inverse 3:2 pull-down) (YES/NO) Yes
Dual-tuner split screen (YES/NO) Yes
Discrete Input Selection Buttons on Remote (YES/NO) No
User can assign names to input sources (YES/NO) Yes
User can assign separate picture settings to input sources (YES/NO) No
Power consumption 350W
Speakers 15W x2
The LT-P468W does pretty well in terms of I/O versatility, though all the connectors are perpendicular to the set's back panel. When you factor in the unit's weight (close to 100 pounds), it isn't going to be very amenable to a wall-hanging installation.
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On the upside, this Samsung panel is very PC-friendly, offering both DVI and VGA connectors to display your PC's GUI in 1920x1080 glory .
It also has a native HDMI port, so it's ready for the next generation of set-top boxes, DVD players and other high-definition sources. The finishing touch is an optical S/PDIF output to forward a digital audio bitstream that accompanies an HDTV transmission to your home theater receiver.
JAque