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Toshiba introduces the most powerful HDTVs ever; powered by Cell

by Adam Berger on Jan 7, 2009 at 03:00 PM


Toshiba has finally made good use of the cell processor—one of the most powerful chipsets (you may know it from the Sony PlayStation 3 processor). This will bring some amazing features into your home such as simultaneous HD viewing (up to 4 channels at once), unbelievable user interfaces, and super smart video adaption technology at speeds 3x faster than today’s tv’s (helping it respond to fast action, bright scenes, etc without any lag time - resulting in significantly better overall quality).

From the release:

The high performance of the Cell platform brings superb picture quality and networking interactivity to TVs. Demonstrations at CES will include real-time super resolution imaging, using a 56-inch, 4k x 2k pixel panel to display images that the Cell platform upconverts from 1920x1080p to 3840x2160p, and also upconverting of content such as Internet video to high picture quality by application of “Resolution+” technology in combination with newly developed noise reduction technology. In addition, a 55-inch backlit LED panel controlled by the Cell platform will be showcased and demonstrate high-speed control of all picture parameters, including an innovative local dimming function. Visitors can also see how the Cell TV goes beyond breathtaking image quality to deliver extremely fast and easy operation of networking functions.

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  • Right ive got some serious saving to do. Im gonna buy a tv like this just to play my pc games at 2160P

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