Panasonic-TH-50PHD6UY
Features & Details
The TH-50PHD6UY features an ultra-high 1366 x 768 resolution to deliver stunning high definition images. The 16:9 wide aspect ratio HD display offers a set brightness of 300 cd/m2 and the industry's highest contrast ratio of 3000:1.Conventional plasma displays tend to illuminate blacks, which lowers contrast. In the TH-50PHD6UY, the pre-discharge emission intensity is greatly decreased, dramatically reducing black levels and providing deeper, richer blacks.
Plasma Reality Technology
Panasonic’s ongoing development of "Plasma Reality Technology" is part of our pursuit of ultimate reality in image reproduction. Plasma Reality Technology is a synergetic group of picture-enhancing technologies including the Real
Black Drive System, Advanced Plasma AI, and Real Gamma Correction that lift plasma display image quality to an entirely new level by dramatically boosting brightness, contrast and gradation.
HDTV Monitor
You can connect component video inputs to the unit and view digital TV broadcasts in either HDTV (1080i or 720p), EDTV (480p) or SDTV (480i)formats. The ultra-high resolution of the Panasonic plasma display fully reproduces high-definition
pictures from 720p HDTV signals. * In order to view DTV programming, the plasma display must be connected to a separate DTV digital receiver.
Screen Savers
Select from a total of three screen savers to minimize the risk of uneven phosphor aging. The White Bar Scroll is designed for ordinary still-image displays, Screen Reversal is for text-screen displays, and Side Panel Adjustment is for 4:3 format images. All three can be started up in manual mode, or they can be set to automatically start/stop at preset times in timer mode or for preset periods in interval mode. To provide phosphor protection for 4:3 format images, all units are factory set with the Side Panel Adjustment turned ON and the Aspect Control set to JUST mode.
Slot-type Interface
Panasonic plasma display features a slot-type interface for easy expandability. The slot accepts an optional DVI terminal board for direct RGB digital signal connection.
Real Black Drive System
Conventional plasma displays tend to illuminate blacks, which lowers the contrast. In Panasonic plasma display, however, the pre-discharge emission intensity is greatly reduced, and the number of emissions per field is cut from the usual 12 to 1. This dramatically reduces black levels and provides deeper, richer blacks. It also achieves the industry’s highest contrast, with a 3000 : 1 contrast ratio.
Advanced Plasma AI (Adaptive Brightness Intensifier)
The Advanced Plasma AI Increases The Discharge cycles for dark scenes, and produces extremely precise control of the brightness level. The result is extremely vivid whites with unprecedented brightness.
3:2 Pulldown
The 3:2 Pulldown technology automatically detects a 3:2 film-based source, then uses still-image processing for each individual image to achieve clear, smooth-flowing images with a level of detail that closely approaches that of the original film.* Works with 480i and NTSC format signals.
New Asymmetrical Cell Structure Panel
The asymmetrical arrangement of the red, blue and green cells results in a dramatically improved light-emitting balance of the three primary colors. This reproduces purer whites while maintaining a high level of brightness. The use of a new front protection glass filter and new phosphors also expands the range of color reproduction, resulting in more vivid blues and deeper reds.
XGA Resolution
With a native XGA resolution, the Panasonic plasma display can accurately display personal computer signals ranging from VGA and SVGA to XGA mode. It can also support compression display of SXGA and UXGA signals.
Preset Input Signals
HD Digital Signage Solution DVD-Ram/R HD Player iDVR100
The iDVR100 Digital Video Replay server can be teamed with Panasonic plasma displays to
deliver high definition video for cost-effective presentation systems. The iDVR100 plays
stunning 720p and 1080i HD images plus surround sound. The iDVR100 is networkable
via Ethernet, allowing video content to be distributed to a specific iDVR, or a group of
iDVRs, over an IP network (either public internet or corporate intranet).

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