New Runco 42-Inch Plasma TV Provides "Best in Class"
Picture Performance with High Altitude Functionality
Runco International, the acknowledged leader in video technology
for high-end home theater, introduces the CW-42i widescreen flat
panel display monitor. The new model is designed to operate at
altitudes up to 9,000 feet above sea level—making it an
ideal choice for installations in high-altitude locales.
The new CW-42i, which replaces the CW-42, offers a variety of
improvements including a new fan-free design, making it perfect
for applications where quiet operation is required. The new model
also boasts 20 percent more brightness than its predecessor, and
features an anti-glare filter to diffuse direct light sources,
allowing images to be easily viewed in adverse lighting conditions.
“This product is ideal for those seeking excellent flat
panel DTV picture quality, ease of installation, and a full compliment
of advanced features at a very competitive price,” says
Ben Jamison, Runco’s Vice President of Sales and Marketing.
“We realize our dealers in high- altitude areas need plasmas
products that are specifically designed to operate at high altitudes,
and the CW-42i brings Runco brand prestige and best-in-class 480p
picture quality, making it the obvious choice in this category.”
The CW-42i has a 42-inch (diagonal) screen and a depth of less
than 4 inches, offering a design that allows for multiple mounting
options including wall, table top stand, and custom-installation
applications. The CW-42i offers a native resolution of 853x480
and is capable of reproducing all available HDTV formats (via
an outboard DTV decoder), including 480p, 720p and 1080i.
Multiple aspect ratio control includes Runco Virtual Wide mode
to fill the 16:9 screen with standard 4:3 images without loss
of picture quality. There are a generous number of inputs (including
DVI w/HDCP for 480p digital video signals) and custom automation
control is easily handled with both RS-232C and IR interfaces.
Runco incorporates its acclaimed Vivix processing into the CW-42i.
This standard processing includes 3D-scan conversion with motion
compensation and 3:2 pulldown for excellent video performance
with both video-based and film-based material.