This is a nice-looking piece of tech, but I’m afraid it’s not high resolution enough to be a desktop monitor, and it’s a bit small to be a main TV. That said, it’s got the 120Hz technology that everyone’s excited about (I don’t really trust the interpolation yet but hey), 1920×1080, and pretty great color reproduction. Great for a smaller apartment or maybe a bedroom TV. No pricing or actual retail packages have been announced, this is just a “module.”
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Devin Coldewey
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April 14, 2008
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I don’t know what planet you are from, but on earth 90% of the normal users are still running 1024×768. This is perfect for a desktop resolution for a highend user. I can’t wait.
Agreed, don’t see what’s wrong about the resolution for computer usage. :p
I wonder if this 120Hz tech is usable for computer’s though or if it only work when using it as a TV with HDMI connector or something.