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The company’s new light-emitting diode (LED) backlight unit (BLU) replaces the cold
cathode fluorescent lamp (CCFL) backlight solution typically used in LCD TVs,
providing wider color range, longer lasting, greater translucency, no mercury, less
weight and power consumption, as follows:
Premier Line
ATSC tuner, HDMI, 4:3, 16:9 Zoom, and Panoramic display modes, 10-bit processing
technology for up to 1.07 billion colors (64 times more than conventional 8-bit
processors) and a gray scale eight times more expansive, Picture-in-Picture, Pictureon-Picture,
the 32-inch P32L1 does not use a fan for cooling (it maintains a low
internal temperature under 122 degrees Fahrenheit).
176 degrees horizontal/vertical viewing, fast response time (not specified), Motion
Lagging Correction Engine for seamless screen action, 3D Color Management, 3-2
Pull Down, frame of extruded aluminum with a thin silver outer edge and a black
inner frame, TTM 2Q07.
32” P32L1 720p (1366x766 WXGA)
42” P42L1 1080P
INTERMIX Project
Proton also showcased at CES 2007 one-of-a-kind artist-enhanced LCD TVs from the
International INTERMIX Project, “brightly patterned, graffiti-style sets displaying
dazzling high-tech product interpretations from youthful, urban-oriented artists and
designers”, according tom the company.
Proview
32” RX-326
Consult the 2006 HDTV Technology Report.
Runco
CR-40HD $7,000, 1366x768, 4.5 “ deep.
CES 2007
Runco introduced new LCD panels under the new Crystal Series name, TTM now,
featuring Runco’s exclusive Vivix II video processing, integrated ATSC/NTSC/Cable
tuners, two 10W two-way detachable speakers, aspect ratio control, 1000:1 CR,
grayscale tracking, Runco’s exclusive VirtualWide mode which converts 4:3 aspect
ratio images to 16:9 without losing any image
integrity, Imaging Science Foundation (ISF)
calibration suite, 4.5-inches thick.
32” CR-32Hdi $2,000, 1366x768 (right)
1080p models
40” CX-40HD $4,000
46” CX-46HD $6,000
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