TVLogic, Part 2: Debut of 4K x 2K HDTV leaves some drooling
April 15, 2010 by Derek
Oh sure, it’s not that a 4K x 2K display is that rare (we’ve reported on a few here at SS), but not many are this small or include the connectability features this baby has.
Introduced at conference NAB 2010, the LUM-560W is very different from the two OLED sets already debuted that we reported on by TVLogic. With a huge 56″ 10-bit panel, a razor-sharp native 3,840 x 2,160 res (now that’s a resolution, folks), 1,500:1 native contrast ratio, its loaded and ready to go. The rather wide bezel is the only down note in the proceedings.
Want ports? This one’s got ‘em: four HDMI inputs, four DVI-D, four 3G/HD/SD-SDI, and four 3G/HD/SD-SDI outputs. We’re out of breath just talking about it. No price or release date is mentioned, but expect it not to be cheap, or available in very high quantities.
