PANASONIC TH 65PHD8 Plasma TV

PANASONIC TH 65PHD8 - Panasonic TH-65PHD8UK 65" Professional Series HD Plasma Display with up to 8.58 Billion Colors and 3000:1 Contrast Ratio The TH-65PHD8BK comes standard with PC (...) See more See less

Input, Audio Input (for PC), Serial Control (RS-232C) Input, BNC Component Video/RGB Input and Audio Input, BNC Composite Video Input, BNC Composite Video Output, S-Video Input, and Audio Input (for Video). There is an available slot for an optional terminal board. Or, you can remove the standard boards and mount up to three optional boards. • Up to 3,000:1 contrast ratio - Real Black Drive System and Deep Black Filter provide deeper, richer blacks and enhances image clarity and realism • Up to 2,048 shades of gradation (4,096 shades via HDMI or DVI connection) - New Advanced Real Gamma System and up to 14-bit signal processing provide superior performance at brightness levels where the human eye sees best • Full time 3.62 billion (maximum 8.52 billion) displayable colors • Up to 15% brighter images - Multi-Facet Asymmetrical Configuration Hyper-Pixel (MACH) Panel features bounded cell structure, new phosphor material, and optimized gas composition ratio to improve light-emitting efficiency and intensity • Up to 60,000-hour panel life - MACH Panel boasts a long service life of 60,000 hours • 1,366 x 768 resolution • 1080/60i, 1080/50i, 1080/24p, 1080/24sf, 1080/25p, 1080/30p, 720/60p, 720/50p, 480/60p, 480/60i signal compatibility • VGA, SVGA, XGA, SXGA, UXGA (compressed) PC signal compatibility • 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio • Over 160 degree viewing angle • Flexible A/V and IT system configurations - composite, component, RCA, BNC, PC, RGB, SDI, HD-SDI, HDMI, DVI-D w/HDCP, Twisted-Pair Cable, and IEEE 802.11b terminal boards available • Adaptive Gain Control - raises contrast while suppressing noise by detecting and boosting only the image edges, resulting in high contrast and high signal/noise ratio • Motion Picture Noise Disturbance Reduction - detects motion patterns that tend to generate noise and makes adjustments to maximize image quality without d (Description excerpted from: Libra Professional Broadcast)