Improving on existing models, the 42" DynaPix Wide PD-42DX6 adds HDTV resolution and digital HDMI input to JVC's line-up of flat-screen plasma TVs.
Upping the total number of plasma flat-screen TVs offered by the company in the UK to three, JVC has introduced the 42" DynaPix Wide PD-42DX6. Matching JVC's previously largest model, the PD-42B50, in size, the PD-42DX6 offers higher resolution and more advanced input capabilities, featuring an integrated digital TV receiver and tuner.
Based around an XGA panel with a resolution of 1,024 x 768 pixels and 3000:1 contrast ratio, the PD-42DX6 is HDTV ready with support for 1080i 50/60 Hz and 720p 60 Hz signals. A number if input sources are available, including S-Video and RCA analog audio at the low end, moving up through SCART and Component video to VGA and HDMI, the latter complete with
Featuring an integrated digital TV receiver (IDTV), the PD-42DX6 allows for the reception of digital terrestrial TV signals such as those offered by the Freeview service in the UK, where current analogue broadcasting services are scheduled to make a transition to full digital service by 2012.
Users will be able to switch from Freeview to pay-view services, and the TV also comes equipped with Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) which lets viewers surf through multiple channels as well as reserve a broadcast for recording programmes onto a VCR or DVD for later viewing.
Other features include a four-speaker system with 2 oblique cone and 2 bass speakers; centre channel input and subwoofer output terminals; virtual 3D sound; Active Hyper Bass and a 1500-page Teletext. Also expected to be available in other European markets shortly, the PD-42DX6 will sell in the £2,500 GBP range, or €3,600 EUR.
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