Uniden ups 42 and 37-inch LCD TVs to 1080p

by Thomas Ricker, posted Dec 1st 2006 at 8:42AM

Uniden loosed their 47-inch and 37-inch LCDs onto the Japanese market back in Q2 of this year. However, those panels sorely lacked a "Full HD" pixel resolution you'll likely enjoy in panels of this size. No worries, both panels just took a pixel kick up to 1920x1080 without a change in model number or more importantly, price. Each features a 500cd/m2 brightness, anti-glare coating, integrated analaog/digital tuner, and a healthy dose of in/outs including 2x HDMI and 2x component. Strangely, the contrast ratio is nowhere to be found in the press release or specs. No worries, you're not the type to buy an HDTV based on specs alone anyway, are you? Good, didn't think so. Hitting Japan in your choice of white or black starting December 8th for ¥239,800 / ¥189,800 or about $2,071 / $1,640, respectively.

[Via Impress]

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Filed under: Displays, HDTV, Home Entertainment

Tags: 1080p, LCD, TL37WRJ, TL42WRJ, uniden

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Tim UF @ Dec 1st 2006 10:23AM

is this the same uniden that makes the cordless phones here?

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Rick Person @ Dec 1st 2006 11:25AM

Exactly what I was thinking. Only I was going to say: Is that the same Uniden that made all those worthless and crappy cordless phones back in the 80's touted by Arnold Palmer?

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Michael Gnagy @ Dec 1st 2006 10:53AM

Oooh - great price great value and it comes in white? I think may go with this over the 32" XBR. How do I import a TV?

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