Hitachi Revealing Tons Of New HDTVs [Hitachi Japan Adding 11 New Woo HDTVs, Includes Plasma, LCD]

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17 Mar 2010

Hitachi has unleashed a metric ton (or 11) of new HDTVs on the unassuming Japanese public. They’re apparently in the “Woo TV” series and the Hitachi Japan web page proudly proclaims, “Wooo New Line Up!” in English to all. While those in North America and Europe have nothing to get excited about, Hitachi’s new offerings look solid.

Hitachi Woo Series HDTV

The first series is XP05, which is includes three Plasma HDTVs and two LCD HDTVs. They’ll all be offering full HD (1080p) for the Plasma sets and will be support the DLNA standard for digital media streaming. In addition, they’ll come with a 320GB HDD for storing content and four HDMI inputs for your HD devices. Unfortunately, the two LCD models in this range will only support 720p video, but they’ll have all the other features, including DLNA, HDMI and the hard drive. Sizes range from a 32-inch LCD up to a 50-inch Plasma, with prices going up accordingly from $1,900 to $3,650.

The next series is a bit more modest. The HP05 will offer just two TVs, a Plasma TV at 42-inches and a LCD TV at 32-inches. Both will offer a 720p resolution and will meet DLNA standards and have a nice 250GB hard drive disk for storing your media content. The 42-inch Plasma is asking $2,200 while the 32-inch LCD will set you back $1,600.

At the low-end is the H05 which could easily be great TVs for kitchens and the kids room – that sort of thing. They’re all LCD HDTVs and range in size from 19-inches to 26-inches. They’ll playback content in 720p. No internal hard drive, but they do have networking support for DLNA. Prices range from $770 to $990.

While these models will land in Japan on April 17, no word on them coming else where. Hitachi, unlike some of these Japanese manufacturers, does bring their products to America quite often.

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4 Responses to Hitachi Revealing Tons Of New HDTVs [Hitachi Japan Adding 11 New Woo HDTVs, Includes Plasma, LCD]

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Mr. Knowitall

March 23rd, 2010 at 5:35 pm

♡These are the hot spring Ryokan I have visited recently. It will give you an idea of some of the web sites. Hope this helps! Enjoy your hot spring stay!♡
Hakone Ginyu (In English)

Tsukino Usagi

Lapin

The price is a little high, but they are very beautiful! My hubby and I go to hot springs often. I hope you enjoy looking at these sites. The best site to book from in Jalan,

but it's only available in Japanese, sorry.

You could try:

http://www.japaneseguesthouses.com/index.htm

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SkiLLz

March 25th, 2010 at 10:06 am

No.. not unless someone decided to sell there hardrive

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s j

March 29th, 2010 at 12:40 pm

Right click on "computer" left-click "manage", then go into "disk management" . You can set up the new drive there.

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caissos

June 1st, 2010 at 9:57 am

resolution and format are very important parameters. consider that a dvd movie can be squeezed down to a 700 MB avi file and still look pretty good. note that a 250 GB drive is really a 250 billion byte drive, which is only about 232 GB (where GB in this case = 1024^3 bytes), which is what your computer will report.

so 232 GB / (700/1024) = 339
meaning it could hold 339 of these 700 MB files. let's say 700 MB is 2 hours. so you're looking at 678 hours or almost a month.

If resolution is less, then you get more time. If higher resolution, then less time. Another way to extend the time considerably, if available, is to record in time lapse mode.

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