HP HDTV lineup announced, one with WiFi
No less than eight new HDTV sets fill up the HP lineup for CES 2006. Three 720p LCD sets that range from
32- to 37-inches also offer integrated Windows Media Connect. Unlike similar new sets like the ones from
ED Digital, the SLC3760N includes 802.11a/b/g for streaming media, and has a response time of 6 or less
milliseconds for dropping that oh-so-annoying ghosting. HP is pumping out the Plasma too: new 42 and 50-inch sets (the
PL 4260N and PL5060N) will grace the retail shelves but not much seems new on these. Three 1080p DLP sets join the
crowd in the extra-large size. 52, 58, and 65-inches of 1920 x 1080 progressive-scan goodness using that wacky wobulation method. All sets include integrated ATSC, NTSC and
QAM tuners, which we expected. It is 2006, after all.



















Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
mike @ Jan 4th 2006 2:40PM
um... take that Front Row...
*bursts out laughing
what is this.. the blue screen of death?
Gregory Pierce @ Jan 4th 2006 3:17PM
That is the most boring piece of consumer electronics I've ever seen. Good job HP.
Sunz @ Jan 4th 2006 3:42PM
Thats the way it should be .. simple and boring .. no distractions .. its funcion is to show Video ..
Bandito @ Jan 4th 2006 4:13PM
You guys missed the important details.
The 50" DLP set features LED illumination an NO color wheel! This is very interesting. I need more info. please, HP!
Bandito @ Jan 4th 2006 4:15PM
Oops! Mea culpa. I meant the 52" set, not 50"
I was overexcited!
revgne @ Jan 5th 2006 3:10AM
True, the 52" model works with LEDs. And no color wheel. WTF? More info please?