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Hitachi 57SWX20B 57-Inch 16:9 Projection HDTV-Ready Monitor/TV
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Manufacturer: Hitachi
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Hitachi 57SWX20B 57-Inch 16:9 Projection HDTV-Ready Monitor/TV Features
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57-inch 16:9 rear-projection HDTV monitor with full 1080i resolution; 54 x 54.19 x 25.5 inches (W x H x D)
1,280 horizontal lines of resolution
HD Hybrid wide-neck CRTs and Super Contrast 5-element lens system is optimized for HDTV-level programming
Anti-reflective high-contrast shield offers 160-degree viewing angles and minimizes ambient-light distortions
Magic Focus 8-sensor auto digital convergence saves configuration efforts
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Additional Hitachi 57SWX20B 57-Inch 16:9 Projection HDTV-Ready Monitor/TV Information
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The SWX Series is a superb blend of contemporary styling, unequalled performance and user convenience. By coordinating the design of all key components from source to screen, Hitachi delivers an ultra-bright, razor-sharp rendition of both high-definition and conventional content. The AV NET user interface provides on-screen "heads-up" control and operation of external system components such as DVD players, VCRs and AV receivers. A DVI digital input accommodates newer-generation set-top boxes.
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What Customers Say About Hitachi 57SWX20B 57-Inch 16:9 Projection HDTV-Ready Monitor/TV:
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They have control over the entire process of building the sets. Cable is acceptable and usually depends on the signal quality which determins how good the picture is for analog.
Sound is also VERY good. VHS tapes are okay but I can hardly wait til I can go DVD recording and dump my VCR( after I transfer my tapes to DVDs).
I purchased my Hitachi after doing several comparisons. My DVD/Home Theater system is not a progressive scan system yet I would challenge anyone to notice the difference.
All in all I'm extremely pleased with the set. The fact that Hitachi makes their own components is a huge reason their TVs are the best.
DVDs are simply fantastic.
When we received it, the picture did not seem as good as it did on the showroom floor, but after reading the manual and making some adjustments the picture was terrific, even on analog cable. Every type of signal was compared and the only signal that looked better on the Sony was the air antenna. It was between this one and the Sony V600 model. Lucky for us we were able to compare them side by side at a local store and Hitachi was clearly the winner.
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