Read today that Samsung is in development of a new 102" plasma display, the worlds largest.
H hopjohn Full Audioholic Jan 5, 2005 #1 Read today that Samsung is in development of a new 102" plasma display, the worlds largest.
C Cuteman Audioholic Intern Jan 6, 2005 #2 already produced. not for commercial sale of course. if u want a big one, check out LG's 70''. $75,500 and it comes with a free surround sound system or something.... OOOO ... Too lazy, but google it and you'll seel
already produced. not for commercial sale of course. if u want a big one, check out LG's 70''. $75,500 and it comes with a free surround sound system or something.... OOOO ... Too lazy, but google it and you'll seel
S sjdgpt Senior Audioholic Jan 6, 2005 #3 Hmmmmm, just what I need, a screen the size of an entire wall.
BMXTRIX Audioholic Warlord Jan 7, 2005 #4 I'm surprised no manufacturer has released a plasma or lcd setup that can be used as a video wall. They do it with DLP & LCD projection technology, but nothing with flat panel technology which maintains a consistent image far longer than projectors with bulbs in them. Just sandwich 9 EDTV plasmas together for a 1460x2550 ultra HD display with a ten foot diagonal.
I'm surprised no manufacturer has released a plasma or lcd setup that can be used as a video wall. They do it with DLP & LCD projection technology, but nothing with flat panel technology which maintains a consistent image far longer than projectors with bulbs in them. Just sandwich 9 EDTV plasmas together for a 1460x2550 ultra HD display with a ten foot diagonal.
Lee_Kee_Brain Enthusiast Jan 7, 2005 #5 Be careful all the women will want a big one if one of you guys get one..
C Cuteman Audioholic Intern Jan 10, 2005 #6 there are supposedly LED (not he stuff we're familar with) that cover entire walls, stuff that is super reactive, low latency, excellent resolution. I heard a wall of the stuff costs 1.25M not exactly commercially available.
there are supposedly LED (not he stuff we're familar with) that cover entire walls, stuff that is super reactive, low latency, excellent resolution. I heard a wall of the stuff costs 1.25M not exactly commercially available.
R Ron Simpson Audiophyte Feb 3, 2005 #7 There is the Samsung 80 inch model HPR8072 plasma, with a planned availability of 2nd quarter of 2005 with an estimated retail price of around $40,000. Much cheaper would be the JVC 1080p rear projector that uses D-ILA (the JVC version of LCoS) technology. JVC announced their new model HD-70FH96 projector with a 70 inch picture (price not out yet) to be available in the fall of 2005. I would guess the price would be in the $10K area.
There is the Samsung 80 inch model HPR8072 plasma, with a planned availability of 2nd quarter of 2005 with an estimated retail price of around $40,000. Much cheaper would be the JVC 1080p rear projector that uses D-ILA (the JVC version of LCoS) technology. JVC announced their new model HD-70FH96 projector with a 70 inch picture (price not out yet) to be available in the fall of 2005. I would guess the price would be in the $10K area.
