: Samsung Electronics Develops First 70-inch LCD TV Panel

Posted on Wed Aug 23, 11:47 by GoHF
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What I don't understand is how can you get 1080p on a 30" lcd and then only get 1080p on a 70" lcd. If it is twice the size, it should be able to reproduce twice the resolution, right? Are they using liquid cristal cells twice the size of the normal ones? IBM made a 22.1" QUXGA LCD screen (the T221, model number 9503-DG1), so 70" should be enough for 9600x4800 or something like that, not just 1920x1080.

Anyway, this is still a great product just for the size. The frame looks a little rough, but that's probably because it's a pre-production model. The finished version should look all shiny like all the other LCDs I can't wait until they make touchscreen function something normal for big LCDs, so I can finally use photoshop and autocad in style.

PS.: Everything in eastern Asia comes with a female model?

Posted on Thu Jun 19, 09:46 by Samsungsalesman, Electronic Salesman, California
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I think that 70'' screens are a very big leap in lcd matrix production. The implementation of this device are extremelly wide. I wonder how fast this product will arrive on US market.

Posted on Wed Jun 25, 12:41 by kellmaria, Webmaster, London,Uk
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If we think world without entertainment,it's nothing.In today's scenario the Cheap LCD TV has been taken the good place in the mode of entertainment.Can they hold the market?

Posted on Tue Jul 01, 01:51 by sanjay, Manager, india
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Can i use 70" LCD TV in control panel for real time industrial display.? How can i make it Etherenet network Supporting?
How much it will costly?
What is difference between LCD TV and LCD Diaplay panel?

Posted on Thu Nov 27, 12:23 by Geniusadam, Engineer, Chicago, IL
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Difference between LCD TV and LCD display is a built-in tuner. TV's have the ability to display broadcast, whereas LCD displays (or monitors) require an external converter. Both however can accept such signals as Component, HDMI, VGA, etc.

Yes, you can use 70" LCD in control panel, but you should check to make sure it meets your standards.

I'm guessing these things are going for around 6000-7000 US$

I don't know how you make a TV ethernet supporting.

Posted on Thu Feb 19, 06:06 by laverne
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Is it High Definition,,,,and how much will it cost?