BenQ shows off PH4281 42-inch 1080p set

by Ryan Block, posted Jun 10th 2006 at 11:46AM

BenQ's new PH4281 is a native 1080p (1920 x 1080) 42-inch LCD, alright, but outside having HDMI there's really not a whole lot we know about it. They were showing it around Computex, but to little fanfare; and while we like these smaller, more affordable, space-economical 1080p sets just as well, right now the only thing we wish manufacturers would shrink about them is the prices.

[Via Akihabara News]

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Peter @ Jun 10th 2006 12:48PM

If you want the price shrunk - check out http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=7699163&type=product&id=1138084694260. This is an OUTSTANDING set at only $1500. Fully 1080p and one of the most accurate sets I have ever calibrated. Check out the reviews on AVSForum for more information on how tremendous a deal this is.

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Ryboy @ Jun 10th 2006 3:46PM

What he said!

42" westinghouse 1080p - $1500
37" westinghouse 1080p - $1200

Too many people are missing the boat, these prices are rock-bottom!

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Perrey Z. @ Jun 10th 2006 6:02PM

Wow! these sets are gorgeous! Gloss Jet Black masks with silver bezels. I only hope they will be available in U.S. stores, instead of only U.S. trade shows...

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Jesse @ Jun 10th 2006 11:53PM

that westinghouse blows! check out the contrast ratio of 1000:1!

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Bass @ Jun 12th 2006 4:12PM

Correct me if I'm wrong but these guys sound like a bunch of Westinghouse employees. (Peter and Ryboy).

Too many people are missing the boat! buy everything now!
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