Plasma Tv Review

Awe Inspiring.
Maxent 50-inch HD-Ready Plasma TV.
Every once in a while we encounter a product that’s so magnificent that words cannot do it justice. We fumble in futility for the right adjectives to describe it, but each falls painfully short of the mark. This Maxent 50-inch HD-ready plasma television is one such product. The best description we can come up with on short notice is, awe-inspiring. Even with the power off, its elegant, streamlined presence makes an impressive statement, an unspoken acknowledgement that the beauty behind the design merely foretells the majesty of its visual performance. We promise, when you turn on the Maxent MX50X2 you will not be disappointed. The vibrant images, realistic colors, profound depths and compelling contrasts will capture your attention like no other television has done before. Perhaps you will come up with better words to describe the Maxent 50-inch plasma television than awe-inspiring, but for now that’s the best we can do.

Specifications
 
    Display Area    50″
 
 
    Aspect Ratio    16:9
 
 
    Contrast Ratio    700:1
 
 
    Pixel Pitch    0.81 x 0.81 mm
 
 
    Resolution    1366 x 768
 
 
    Input Video Signal    NTSC
 
 
    Audio Ports    5
 
 
    Speakers    Yes
 
 
    Inputs    RS-232 Communication
15 pin D-Sub
Component In
Composite RCA
DVI-D
S-Video
 
 
    Input Terminals Video    Y, Pb/Cb, Pr/Cr
 
 
    Outputs    15 pin D-Sub
Subwoofer
 
 
    Power Consumption    550W
 
 
    Unit Dimensions (WxHxD)    49.5″ x 31.9″ x 11.81″
 
 
    Unit Weight    108 lbs.
 

Features

50� 16:9 XGA Plasma Display
16.77 Million Colors
Pixel Resolution 1366 x 768
1080i, 720p, 480p, 480i Digital Signal Compatibility
NTSC Video System Supported
Multi-Scanning PC Monitor Support Up to 1280 x 1024
Digital Visual Interface (DVI) with HDCP Support
Dual HD Component Video Input
Includes Rear Fire Speakers and Stand

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