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23" & 26": stay away. low spec PVA panels


S8x: similiar to actual R7x
800:1 Contrast
HD Ready
2 HDMI 1.2a


R8x: similiar to actual N7x
1600:1 Contrast
HD Ready
3 HDMI 1.2a
WCCFL
32": 700£
40": 950£


N8x: similiar to actual F7x
2000:1 Contrast
Full HD
3 HDMI 1.3
WCCFL
40": 1300£
46": 1700£


M8x: gloss coating N8x
2000:1 Contrast
Full HD
3 HDMI 1.3
WCCFL
Super Clear
40": 1500£
46": 2000£
52": 2500£


37M8x: N8x little brother
1600:1 Contrast
Full HD
3 HDMI 1.3
WCCFL
37": 1200£


32M8x: upgraded R8x
1600:1 Contrast
HD Ready
3 HDMI 1.3
WCCFL
100Hz
32": 800£


M8x 100Hz/120Hz full sets (with BlueTooth) will come out late 2007 (40", 46", 52", 57").
Same as the new TVs with BLUE LED Dynamic Dimmed (50:000:1) backlight (40", 46", 52", 57").


Shared Specifications:
- 8ms response time (6ms with Game Mode ON)
- 178/178 Vision Angle (un-true)
- 10bit colours dithering
- 1st HDMI can accept 1360x768 (only 1366x768 panels)
- 1080p/24 support (only 1080p panels)
- NO per-input settings
- 3 Global Settings (Dynamic/Standard/Movies)
- 1 RGB SCART
- 1 VGA (not locked)
- Firmware Update from USB
- 10W x2 Sound Output


Low Contrast Spec = They could use a panel not from S-LCD (Sony/Samsung) but rather CMO / AUO... nobody knows.
WCCFL = New lamps to enrich colours. 92% NTSC (from 76%).
HDMI 1.3 = Does support the new colour space xvYCC.
Clear LCD = A polarizing filter has been removed from the coating, colours are more rich and there is higher contrast, but there is also more glare (a little less than Plasma's). Of course you can't turn it off.
Dynamic Contrast = (Real Contrast) x5
Dynamic Contrast + Super Clear = (Real Contrast) x7,5