NEW Toshiba expands the Regza family 100/120HZ LCD

[staticbuddha]

After the great new of the Viewsonic 120HZ lcd I was pleased to find its bigger brother

more great news for shutter glasses and big BIG BIG screen size ,, yum

http://www.engadget.com/2008/08/28/tosh ... 080p-lcds/

reads: IFA's apparently given Toshiba just the opportunity necessary to refresh its line of Regza LCDs, for those without the Resolution+ itch with a few new sizes and features. The existing entry-level XV line of 1080p LCDs gets 46- and 52-inch models, plus a gloss black design that helps it fit in at the Regza family reunion. The brand new RV line of 1080p LCDs bring similar features to the ZF Series, sans Resolution+ technology and one HDMI port, but with Active Vision M100 HD 100/120Hz 5:5 pulldown image processing intact. 37-, 42- and 46-inch sizes are confirmed for the October Euro launch, prices and U.S. availability for both TBD.

more news on this at

http://www.i4u.com/article9847.html

and it does sound as it its real 120HZ

part of this article read :The 120Hz is an important addition, normal HDTV’s run at 60Hz, Toshiba has doubles that frame rate. I saw TVs using 120Hz compared to 60Hz at CES this year, the difference in picture quality was impressive. Pricing on the 57” REGZA is $5999.99.

The price is heavy but then agin this will drop and I doubt you be looking at the 57" sceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen


other screens that are 120HZ -
JVC LT-47X898 http://reviews.cnet.com/flat-panel-tvs/ ... ent;rb_mtx
Mitsubishi LT-46144 http://reviews.cnet.com/flat-panel-tvs/ ... ent;rb_mtx
Sony KDL-46XBR4 http://reviews.cnet.com/flat-panel-tvs/ ... ent;rb_mtx

[ssiu]

I don't believe any of the 120Hz LCD HDTVs actually support 120Hz input signal, and none claimed S3D support. I think they take only 60Hz input signal and try to "smooth out" the video, but they are not suitable for S3D use.