- Brand : Hitachi
- Product name : 106cm Visible PLASMA
- Product code : 42PD9700
- Category : TVs
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- Info modified on : 21 Oct 2022 10:14:32
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Long product name Hitachi 106cm Visible PLASMA 106.7 cm (42") Black, Silver 1400 cd/m²
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106cm Visible PLASMA
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Short summary description Hitachi 106cm Visible PLASMA 106.7 cm (42") Black, Silver 1400 cd/m²
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Hitachi 106cm Visible PLASMA, 106.7 cm (42"), 1024 x 1080 pixels, Plasma, Black, Silver
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Long summary description Hitachi 106cm Visible PLASMA 106.7 cm (42") Black, Silver 1400 cd/m²
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Hitachi 106cm Visible PLASMA. Display diagonal: 106.7 cm (42"), Display resolution: 1024 x 1080 pixels, Display technology: Plasma, Display brightness: 1400 cd/m², Contrast ratio (typical): 4000:1, Native aspect ratio: 16:9. Product colour: Black, Silver
Uk has collected 17 expert reviews for Hitachi 106cm Visible PLASMA 106.7 cm (42") Black, Silver 1400 cd/m² and the average expert rating is 85 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.
avreview.co.uk
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2013-11-20 12:27:50
2013-11-20 12:27:50
Average rating:80
Since half the lines in the 42PD9700s claimed 1080i resolution are thus created rather than comprising actual hard pixels, you end up with a bizarre native pixel count for the 42PD9700 of 1024x1080. But don worry; this does not mean the screens nearly sq...
T3.com
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2013-11-20 12:27:53
2013-11-20 12:27:53
Average rating:80
This is one of the first plasma televisions to hit the market with a 1024 x 1080 resolution screen. This means that, in theory, 1080i Hi-Def material should look better, because - in the vertical direction, at least - it matches the screen line-for-l...
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homecinemachoice.com
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2013-11-20 12:27:46
2013-11-20 12:27:46
Average rating:100
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Any new technology tends to bring with it a sense of suspicion and confusion, if not outright fear, among the very people who are supposed to be buying the stuff. And this seems truer than ever when it comes to high definition. The problem with HD is not...