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Dick Smith - SANYO 106cm (42") High Definition Plasma TV - $838 (RRP $1399)

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Dick Smith - SANYO 106cm (42") High Definition Plasma TV - $838 (RRP $1399)
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Store Repdicksmith on 18/08/2009 - 09:49 dse.com.au (656 clicks)
Last edited 18/08/2009 - 09:58

SANYO 106cm (42") High Definition Plasma TV (PDP42XR9DA)
Price $838 (RRP $1399)

Stock is limited to 150 units only! This is a Web Only Special and is not available in store.

Features:

  • Model: PDP42XR9DA
  • 106CM High Definition Plasma Widescreen TV
  • HD digital tuner
  • Resolution: 1024 x 768
  • Signal compatibility: 480i⁄P, 576i⁄P, 720P, 1080i⁄P
  • 6.5ms response time
  • Stereo system: NICAM,A2⁄IGR
  • Terminals: HDMI x 3; RF input (75ohms coaxial); Composite video(RCA); Composite audio(RCA); Component video(RCA) x 2; Component audio(RCA) x 2; VGA(D-sub); VGA audio; RCA A⁄V output; RS-232; SPDIF output(coaxial); Earphone jack
  • Sleep timer
  • Teletext
  • Table stand
  • Parental control
  • Unit Dimensions (WxHxD): 1045mm x 763mm x 326mm (w⁄stand)
  • Net Weight: 31kg (w⁄ stand)

Price $838 (RRP $1399)

Stock is limited to 150 units only! This is a Web Only Special and is not available in store.

Electrical & Electronics 42inch Plasma TV Sanyo TV

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  • ozblogger on 18/08/2009 - 09:56
    +2

    at that resolution I'll stay away from ths "HD" Plasma

  • SmartCover on 18/08/2009 - 10:17
    +2

    1024*768 does not do true 720P HD progressive, hence this is just a "higher definition" over tradition CRT TVs. I personally do not see this as an "HD" TV.

    True HD TVs should have capabilities to do minimum 1366*768 resolution to allow 720P.

    Especially as the TV viewable area increases in size, its even more important to allow higher definition.

    • ESEMCE on 18/08/2009 - 10:28

      Agreed, this is not HD.. Vertical resolution is, but Horizontal is not.. You'll get (I presume) the sides chopped off your widescreen content. either that or everything will be crammed into the available pixels by interpolation, resulting in taller, skinnier people..

      • battler on 18/08/2009 - 10:39
        +1

        Disagree. This is "HD" which is a standard term that has been used in the market for years now, it is not "Full HD". There will always be interpolation unless you input the native resolution (ie 1024x768), so even a DVD will be interpolated. There will not be taller, skinnier people as the aspect ratio is preserved with interpolation.
        Having said that, I think price could be a bit better. We have seen plasmas of this resolution below $799 and we have seen Full HD LCDs of same size at $999 (Aldi).

        • SmartCover on 18/08/2009 - 11:37

          Partially agree with what you said.

          Quote from Wikipedia:

          High-definition video or HD video refers to any video system of higher resolution than standard-definition (SD) video, and most commonly involves display resolutions of 1280×720 pixels (720p) or 1920×1080 pixels (1080i/1080p).

          Note: "commonly involves display resolutions of 1280x720 or 1920x1080", this is the easiest way to educate people and make sure you do purchase a HDTV that does the job in the common aspect ratio.

    • SmartCover on 18/08/2009 - 11:37

      thanks for the vote though.

    • cyssero on 18/08/2009 - 18:12

      This is absolutely not true. Anything with horizontal pixels greater than 720 can do HD.

      This TV has the same resolution that your $1500 Panasonic plasma's have. It fully supports 720p.

      However because the resolution is in a 4:3 ratio, the pixels will be rectangular and the quality may not appear as great as pixels in a 16:9 ratio.

      This is a genuine HDTV.

  • SydGuy on 18/08/2009 - 10:19
    +1

    After having to cancel my vivo tv order from DSE because they still dont have any in stock 2 months later, i'm not buying anything from Dick Smith again.

    • nats on 20/08/2009 - 14:45

      I'm still waiting for them to give me a call back regarding the Wii Moto GP game, which has been on order for a couple months now, call the store - takes your details down, then nothing - repeat step 1. DSE pickup your game

  • yeohkt on 18/08/2009 - 10:26
    +1

    1024 x 768 is High Definition Plasma Widescreen TV ?

    I think the price is ok but 2 year late for model .

    • cyssero on 18/08/2009 - 18:14
      +2

      Again with the stupid negative votes. Panasonic, LG and Samsung's latest 2009 42" plasmas ALL have a 1024x768 resolution. Panasonic do have a couple of units that are full HD but I don't see how it's 2 years late.

      If you were to buy a Panasonic you'd be paying $1400 on special, this is $838. Do the maths.

  • harthagan on 18/08/2009 - 11:51
    +1

    Won't ever do business with DSE again after they completely messed me around on the Vivo 32" LCD

    • zhenjie on 20/08/2009 - 17:24

      same! Still messing with us big time.

  • pinchies on 19/08/2009 - 00:08

    No deal! We have seen Full HD 32 inch for around that price, so it is a big compromise you may just regret.
    Plasma, so pixels being rectangular is quite the norm.
    This is as bad as the 40 inch aldi lcds with a resolution of 832*xxx.

    • cyssero on 19/08/2009 - 18:18

      I don't see how you can compare a 32" 1080p LCD to a 42" HD Plasma. It's apples and oranges.

      Full HD is not the best thing since sliced bread. Most customers with a 1080p panel don't have a 1080p source [Blu-ray/HD-DVD].

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