Fujitsu, the most popular brand in the UK market has now given the plasma lovers a new Fujitsu P42HTA51 HD Ready Plasma Television integrated with the hi-fi features. To name a few features in this model are the PC connectivity and the detachable speakers. This model is relatively cheaper when compared with the other models from Fujitsu and also it looks more compact for the users to handle with. It holds the credit of having HD ready feature in it.
This is highly a portable model, where it can be comfortably mounted on the wall or it can also be placed on the desktop stand. This is a highly compatible device which is capable of receiving HD signals easily. It has a standard analogue tuner and scarts to handle the premium-quality RGB signals to make the device give better audio and video output. For high-definition input the HDMI jack is used. The most highlighted feature in this model is the PC socket, which helps to use the screen as a desktop monitor.
Fujitsu widescreen Plasma television is compatible with HDCP and Sky-box. The weight of this television set is 27 kilograms. Talking about the features of the screen, it has a 42 inch screen with an image aspect ratio of 16:9. The resolution of the screen is determined as 1024 x 1024 pixels which are well-matched with 720p and 1080i HD formats. 3000:1 is the average aspect ratio along with 1400cd/m2. Alternate Lighting of Surfaces (AliS) technology is used along with AVMII image processor in this plasma television.
The other features included in this model are light sensor, white wash feature and colour temperature control option. The audio output power is 30W which is good enough to offer good sound effect. S-video and composite are the video inputs available in this HD ready plasma television. Infra-red remote control, batteries, instruction manual and power cable are the accessories available in the package.
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