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Hitachi has launched nine new models for its Wooo HDTV series, of which six are LCD’s while the ramaining three are plasma TV’s.

The first three of the new LCD’s belong to the Wooo UT series and are available in a 32-inch model with a 1366 x 768 resolution and a 37 and 42-inch model, both of which have a 1920 x 1080 resolution. These three LCD’s are slim with just about a 1.38-inch thickness and are loaded with 250GB internal hard drive, iV port for iVDR HDD cartridges, compatible with DLNA, support HD video in 1080p, and have DeepColor and x.v. support. The three LCD’s in the Wooo UT series all come with an external box that holds a dual TV tuner.

Meanwhile, the next three LCD’s which belong to the Wooo XV series are available in the same sizes and resolutions as the Wooo UT series LCD’s. Their features are almost the same as the three LCD’s in the Wooo UT series but this time the internal components are attached to the body of the LCD’s.

Finally, the three plasma TV’s, all of which belong to the Wooo 02 series are available in a 50-inch model with either a 1920 x 1080 or a 1280 x 1080 resolution and a 42-inch model with a 1024 x 1080 resolution. For these plasma TV’s, only the 50-inch has the internal 250GB hard drive. Both models offer an iV port, DeepColor and x.v. color.

In line with the launch of the different models in the UT series, Hitachi also launched Wooonet, a new application that lets users transfer video content from PC to TV and from one household to another. The application also allows users to access Hitachi’s Video On Demand (VOD) portal.

Via [Akihabara News]

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