Hitachi shows off its 0.74-inch thick LCD HDTV in person



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ill take the 3mm thick :P
And I'll take the 18.8mm. 32-inches vs 11-inches, not much of a choice IMO.
In related news...Can we just use the motherfuckin metric system already?!?! I'm tired of having to go up to google every few minutes to do a conversion because one site has it inches an the other in mm...geezus!
I am not a fan of the base... but the screen is pretty awesome. Looks like the lighting of the screen is a little uneven, though. Is it just me?
Too bad you cant adjust the tilt...
Yeah the screen is uneven common about LCDs, the sides are brighter than the middle and the overall contrast looks like it's lacking...
Where do I plug in my..
PS3?
Cable?
DVD Player?
Tivo?
Do they connect through bluetooth!?ONE!
Thats pretty darn sexy if you ask me :) I'll take two
But I take it all the electronics are in the base? -- thats a shame - this would look absolutely gorgeous on a wall :)
So Kawaii thin! (^.^)V
I'd take 32" at 18.8mm...most picture frames aren't much thinner. But, does it have one million to one contrast ratio?!
3mm....vs. not even an inch....
I'll take the incher.....I prefer a real screen to look at...
I would really want a 2mm Samsung, come on Sammy!!! Start your engine of "the World's XXXXXest......."
Hey Apple, maybe it is time to buy out Sony's OLED business to become one of your own.
18.8mm/32" = 0.588 mm/inch
3.0mm/11" = 0.273 mm/inch
Therefore, buy the Sony :p
Any pricing info on the Hitachi? At £77.00 per inch the Sony sounds expensive!!!
You could slice cheese with that thing!
Think what a Wiimote could do to that!
When is Hitachi going to offer 37" LCDs that meet ENERGY STAR standards. They weren't listed in the LCD TV power consumption comparison on www.getwithgreen.com.