NEC PlasmaSync 61MP1 Television

With an enormous 61″ screen, the 61MP1 provides a previously unheard of plasma monitor size while maintaining an exceptional picture quality of 16: 9 XGA native resolution.

Assisting the 61MP1′s 1365×768 WideXGA native resolution are Advanced AccuBlend Technology and NEC’s exclusive Capsulated Color Filter Technology, producing superior color saturation, contrast, depth, picture quality and the purest shade of red yet possible in a plasma display. And for computer sources, a scan converter with an Optimum Conversion process for signals up to UXGA is included. In addition, a 3-2 pull down converter and a motion-compensated 3D scan converter deliver smooth, lifelike displays of video content while Advanced Mass Area Sampling straightens diagonal lines and reproduces curved lines more smoothly.

NEC’s AccuShield Phosphor Protection System, an Inverse RGB, Pixel Orbiter and Brightness Limiter modes help alleviate the possibility of phosphor burn. The 61MP1 also includes an internal 7-Watt stereo audio amplifier, external speaker jacks and optional external speakers that can attach to the sides of the monitor. Advanced display features also include a digital 9x zoom and a split screen option for a variety of simultaneous displays of multiple sources. Split screen also allows you to display 1024×768 XGA sources in their standard 4: 3 aspect ratio. And flexible mounting configurations let you use the 61MP1 in both horizontal and vertical positions.

Product Specification :

Screen Size :61 in.
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Supported Resolution :720p
Form Factor :Widescreen
Connector Types :Serial, Remote control, Audio line-in, VGA input, Speakers output, HD component video / RGB input, HD component input, DVI-Digital, Composite video input, S-Video input
Depth :4.7 in.
Height :35 in.
Width :58.3 in.
Additional Features :Video Noise Reduction, On-screen Menu, 3:2 Pull Down Compensation, Screen Saver
Weight :134.5 lbs.

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