Tag: High Definition

  • Unleash the true power & beauty of Plasma – presenting the world’s first HD1080 42-inch Plasma

    BANGALORE: Hitachi yet again marks its presence in High Definition with the latest pair of HD 1080 42-inch Plasma TVs. Made in Japan under the most stringent controls, these plasmas herald another achievement as superior technology takes the helm in providing the ultimate cinematic experience.

    A mesmerizing experience begins way before you even switch them on. Sleek lines and luxurious finishing hug every inch of these stunners. Smooth surfacing is perfectly combined with subtly textured speaker grilles, all thanks to a minimalist approach in design that lends an understated persona, perfect for the discerning.

    Like their predecessor, these units boast the world’s highest resolution of 1,024 x 1,080 pixels 42V Plasma TVs . HD panels within eliminates distortion from panel limits and transmits a clear and crisp image, giving you an absolute 16:9 wide-screen experience.

    * applicable to 42PD9800TA only.

    Product Brief Information:

    Model Numbers of HD 1080 42-inch Plasma: 42PD9800TA and 42PD9500TA

    Availability: All authorized dealers

    Website: www.hitachiconsumer.com.sg

    MRP of 42PD9800TA: Rs.170,000

    MRP of 42PD9500TA: Rs.135,000

    For even better results, the Picture Master HD II Image Processing Unit digitally processes each image for maximum sharpness and colour reproduction. By predicting image motion, this ‘thinking’ innovation reproduces realistic motion with optimal effect, eliminating the jagged edges normally found on action sequences.

    To complete the picture, a 3-Dimension Colour Management independently processes red, green and blue along with colour contrast for the most natural-looking skin tone and vibrancy. The Advanced Dynamic Contrast feature analyses and adjusts images to the most favourable contrast ratio, giving true distinction between peak and depth. And an increased range of red colour reproduction and enhanced green phosphor produces the highest colour range in the industry.

    Now, with an enhanced contrast ratio of 10,000:1, you get intensified shades and highlights for even sharper images. This is coupled with the World’s Highest Luminance of peak brightness of 1,400cd/m2 .

    And by including the Twin High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) for high definition playback, the end result leaves the viewer breathless.

    The Hitachi HD 1080 plasma TVs present a true aural spectacle to complete the whole visual grandeur. The 3D surround sound is encased within the 36W and 6 micro-speakers. The digital amplifier incorporates subwoofer output terminals with SRS Wow for purity and sheer power. So, no matter where you place your Hitachi plasma, the acoustics can still be indulged from any direction.

    At the push of a button, the cinematic appeal of the Hitachi HD 1080 plasma can be enjoyed from different angles as it rotates* at 30° from either the left or right side. Seamless integration with other digital imaging devices is also evident in their SD memory card slot * and USB connection port*. So you can watch your digital photos or videos directly on-screen, making them delightful complements to portable digital imaging devices. Now, with the 1,000 pages Teletext feature, the Hitachi Plasma puts you in touch with the world.

    Harnessing original technology for dramatic results, the Hitachi HD 1080 plasmas embrace High Definition with uncompromising brilliance. Prepare to be engaged again. And it’s only with Hitachi.

  • ‘Broadcast India 2006’ begins 26 October

    ‘Broadcast India 2006’ begins 26 October

    MUMBAI: The 16th Broadcast India 2006 Exhibition and Symposium will be held from 26-28 October 2006 at the World Trade Centre, Mumbai.

    Broadcast India 2006 will present the latest technology of newsgathering and telecasting of programmes live through a mobile phone.

    From film making to television production and post production, from content creation in all formats to its management and finally to its delivery, the Broadcast India show will cover all the technologies, said an official release.

    More than 400 companies from 31 countries will be at Broadcast India to showcase their latest products and services in Broadcast, Television, Audio, Radio, Film, Computer Graphics, Satellite, Special Effects and Multimedia. This year’s show will throw light on IPTV, Mobile TV, Digital Cinema and High Definition.

    The Broadcast India 2006 Symposium sponsored by Cisco Systems will be held on 25 October 2006 at YB Chavan Centre, Mumbai. The keynote address is by Dan Scheinman, senior VP for corporate development, Cisco Systems.

    Broadcast India Awards for Excellence in Film & Television will also be held at YB Chavan Centre on 25 October 2006 from 7 pm onwards.

  • Philippe Cardon to head Warner’s home video ops globally

    Philippe Cardon to head Warner’s home video ops globally

    MUMBAI: US media conglomerate Time Warner has announced that Philippe Cardon will head its home video operations globally. He is Warner Home Video (WHV) president, international. The announcment was made by WHV president Ron Sanders.

    Cardon will be responsibile for all WHV territories outside the US, with the exception of Canada. This is a newly formed position for WHV.
    Cardon was earlier WHV executive VP and GM Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA).

    The heads of the WHV regional offices (EMEA, Asia Pacific and Latin America) and the heads of the International Functional departments (International Marketing & Sales, International Supply Chain Management, and International Finance) will now report to Cardon.

    Sanders says, “Philippe has over 20 years of industry experience and has played a central role in the growth of WHV. Aligning International under one person will improve consistency, coordination and best practices across all the countries. This is particularly important with our maturing DVD business, and in the context of the launch of new technologies like High Definition and Electronic Delivery.” Cardon will continue reporting to Sanders.