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ALIS panel
i was talking to a rep from hitachi today and he was trying to explain the ALIS panel to me. Can someone please explain if this is of any benifit to a plasma display? Of course he was beaming brightly about this saying its a hitachi only product but has/is this in any other pdp of lcd?
Is it any good? |
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Have a look here http://av.hitachi.com/tv/plasma/quality/index.html
Thre Hitachi ALIS panel is a Plasma, but uses a new type of technology to display the image directly without scaling. As it's ultimately a TV that we view our Sat channels on, I'd say it was related. |
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Have a look here http://av.hitachi.com/tv/plasma/quality/index.html
Thre Hitachi ALIS panel is a Plasma, but uses a new type of technology to display the image directly without scaling. If you fed the set 720P HD, then it would have to scale it, as it always does SD - again, exactly as all Full HD sets. |
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ALIS stands for Alternate Lighting of Surfaces. This technology alternates the illumination of odd and even numbered lines for a display
ALIS is not exactly new and despite the claims that it is better for showing high motion images, I am yet to be impressed with the current generation of Hitachi plasmas over other makes such as Panasonic and Pioneer.
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