March
30
Hitachi To Launch 37" Plasma Screen
$17,000
device sports resolution of 1,024 x 768
by
David Nagel
Senior
Producer
Hitachi
America Ltd. today said it would launch a new 37" plasma monitor
at the NAB show in Las Vegas next month. Offering a resolution of 1,024
x 768 (fixed) and an aspect ratio of 4:3, the monitor is expected to sell
for $17,450 when it goes on sale in June. A model similar to the XGA-,
VGA- and SVGA-compatible
CMP307 will be available in Japan in May, according to Hitachi.
The resolution is more than two times a standard VGA monitor, with 2.36 million onscreen dots. It also offers a horizontal and vertical viewing angle of 160 degrees. It comes with standard video inputs for connection to home video devices as well.
The PDP Monitor supports stereo audio input terminals associated with the line of PC input to support stereo sounds with 8 W + 8 W audio output and a pair of 10 cm x 3 cm speakers. Other specifications include:
- Pixel pitch: 0.735 horizontal and vertical;
- Subpixel pitch: 0.245 horizontal, 0.735 vertical
- Pixel structure: RGB striped
- Front optical filter: Semi-tempered glass with conductive film and anti-reflection
The monitor is compatible with multi-scan RGB separate input (mini D-sub , BNC 2-channel) , horizontal/vertical composite sync signals, TTL separate sync signals and sync on green (superimposed with G video signals). Automatic signal selector.
For more information, visit http://www.hitachi.com.
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