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January 07, 2005 - Image 59

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2005-01-07

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■ High Definition Digital
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■ Flat Panel TV:
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slim televisions
that can be mounted picture-frame
style on any flat surface. Usually,
the TV is 3-5 inches thick, depend-
ing on the screen size.

■ Plasma TV: Currently, the best
quality digital flat panel television,
utilizing charged electrodes
between glass panels to create
ultraviolet light. Plasmas are most
often 42- or 50-inch diagonal
screens, but can be as small as 30
inches and as large as 70 with the
newest models.

■ LCD: The only other flat panel
technology available, LCD is short
for liquid crystal display. Two
sheets of polarizing material have
a liquid crystal solution between
them. An electric current aligns
the crystals, which act like shut-

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■ DLP: Digital Light Processing.
A digital imaging technology creat-
ed by Texas Instruments. It creates
a digital picture by projecting
images with a scan converter, a
color filter wheel and thousands of
microscopic mirrors. DLP can be
high-definition resolution and used
in projection televisions and digital
projectors, but cannot be used in a
flat panel TV

■ Widescreen Aspect Ratio: The
16:9 rectangle-shape ratio used for
feature films. High-definition digi-
tal cameras can shoot in wide-
screen aspect ratio and most new
televisions are now converting to
this rectangular shape from the
"full frame," or almost square 3:4
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