32pfl4007 - lc320eue (lg)
37pfl4007 - lc370eue (lg)
42pfl4007 - lc420eue (lg)
47pfl4007 - lc470eue (lg)
Sony HX850
FQLR400LT01 SamsungS-PVA with PSA
FQLR460LT01 SamsungS-PVA with PSA
FQLR550LT01 SamsungS-PVA with PSA
Sony HX750
LSY400HQ01 - FQLL400LT01SamsungS-PVA
LSY460HQ01 - FQLL460LT01SamsungS-PVA
LSY550HQ01 - FQLF550DT01SamsungS-PVA
Sony EX650
LTY460HN0501SamsungS-PVA
LTY400HM1001SamsungS-PVA
LTY320HN0301SamsungS-PVA
Philips 2011
32PFL4606H - 124 - LGD LC320WUY SCA1
37PFL4606H - 125 - LGD LC370WUY SCA1
32PFL5206H - 139
32PFL5606H - 129 - LC320EUG
42PFL4506H - 126 - LGD LC420WUY SCA1
42PFL4606H - 126 - LGD LC420WUY SCA1
42PFL7606H - 361 - LGD LC420ЕUО (SD) (F1)
42PDL7906H - 361 - LGD LC420ЕUО (SD) (F1)
47PFL4606H - 127 - LGD LC470WUH SCA1
Hello everybody,
a question about Philips 7xx6 (2011 series):
do they have a 100Hz or a 200Hz panel?
(HERE I found 100Hz and THERE I found 200Hz)
(is there any option code ruling it?)
thanks
What's LG's 400hz MCI, 600hz MCI and 800hz MCI equivalent to in real hz terms?
Philips
1200Hz PMR = 200Hz panel blinking backlight scanning backlight / 200Hz/ HD Natural Motion Perfect Natural Motion/ 400Hz/ 2D dimming /224 segments/ bright pro
800 Hz PMR = 200 Hz(true)
400 Hz PMR =100 Hz(true)
200 Hz PMR = 50 Hz(true)
100 Hz PMR = 50 Hz(true)
PFL6606 = 400 Hz (100 Hz Clear LCD DNM Pixel Plus HD)
PFL7606 = 400 Hz (100 Hz Clear LCD HDNM Pixel Plus HD)
32PFL9606 = 600 Hz (200 Hz Clear LCD PNM Perfect Pixel HD)
40PFL9606 = 800 Hz (400 Hz Clear LCD PNM Perfect Pixel HD)
52PFL9606 = 1000 Hz (400 Hz Clear LCD PNM Perfect Pixel HD LED Pro)
46PFL9706 = 1200 Hz (400 Hz Clear LCD PNM Perfect Pixel HD LED Pro Bright Pro)
MCI 1000 = TruMotion 400Hz = 200Ηz (true) 200Hz scanning backlight
MCI 800 = TruMotion 200Hz = 100Ηz (true) 100Hz scanning backlight
MCI 400 = TruMotion 100Hz = 100Hz (true)
MCI 200 = TruMotion 100Hz = 100Hz (true)
MCI 100 = 50Hz (true)
very informative, thanks...so what would LG MCI 600 be?
So then 7606 (400Hz PMR) and 7676 (600Hz PMR) have both 100Hz (true). This linkinvites to think if they initially were designed to have 200Hz (see "IFC" column)....
Honestly I have not thought about, but probably 100Hz (true)
http://www.lgoled.tv/
http://www.lgsmartworld.com/
http://www.lgnewsroom.com/newsroom/contents/62333
In the column I fill indicator PMR ...
Hi Hristoslav2,
do you have any information about the Samsung 40 ES6800?
I see that this tv has almost all the features of higher models (7000-8000) but with a dramatically lower price.
Something more should be there...
I am going to send back a Sony HX850 because the whites are so punching despite of any adjustment you can try.
I was wondering if this Sony is sharing the same panel with these Samsung models.
Thanks as always for your kind answer.
Hi TvFinder
The difference in price is determined by different chassis, panel and processor.
Model - Firmware - processors
E420 -> E450 ->T-MST9DEUC-1002.0 X9 -> MStar X9 600Mhz MStar
EH4003 -> EH6003->T-NVTE4DEUC-10xx.x -> Novatek Welcome to Novatek
EH4000 -> ЕН5000->T-MST9DEUC-1002.0 X9 -> MStar X9 600Mhz MStar
EH5300 -> ЕН5450->T-MST10PDEUC-1005.2 X10 -> MStar X10 900Mhz MStar
ES5500 -> ЕS6800->T-MST10PDEUC-1005.2 X10 -> MStar X10 900Mhz MStar
ES7000, ЕS7500, ES8000->T-ECPDEUC-0145.6 -> Echo-P CPU-Dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 1Ghz GPU-Mali-400 MP4
ES6900, ЕS7100, ЕS7200 ->T-MST10PDEUC-1005.2 X10 -> MStar X10 900Mhz MStar MStar Europe
Do not use the same panel
Sony 40hx850 panel: FQLR400LT01 - S-PVA; (SAMSUNG)
Sony 46hx850 panel: FQLR460LT01 - S-PVA; (SAMSUNG) - with Local Dimming
Samsung ES8000 - panels
http://forum.ixbt.com/topic.cgi?id=62:20012-113#3983
LSJ600HQ01 - Sharp
LTJ550HQ16-V - AML
LTJ460HQ16-V - AML
LTJ400HQ16-V - AML
AML - AMLCD DIVISION Samsung Electronics Co. , LTD