[new-nickname-zanovo]

Holy crap, look at the difference compared to a normal 1,200:1 ratio. [shocked]

http://w.engadgethd.com/2007/01/15/s...s-regular-lcd/

[LymnInvinny]

Impressive!

[ClapekDodki]

Marketing tricks! Never judge picture quality by a screenshot.

[plalleste]

BS, how do we know the other set doesnt have its contrast/brightness/backlight turned right up?

I've seen plenty HDTV's that do black just as well as the set on the right and only cheapo nasty £100 ones that look like the one on the left.

[bataovady]

Marketing tricks! Never judge picture quality by a screenshot.

Too right.

No way in HELL the screen's blacks would blend in with the environment. Sure it could come close, but still you'd have to see the screen borders seperate from the wall and screen.

This picture has been screwed with period. (also they probably used a 10 year old LCD to compare with)

[sportsbettinge]

Actually I've seen the 1,000,000:1 LCD in person, it's very impressive. I am not sure if the LCD in those particular screenshots screwed with, but the the other LCD is 100% right from what I have seen with my eyes.

[ruforumczspam]

Isn't this like LG's 3000:1 [rolleyes] ratios but in another form of test designed to create even higher numbers?

[Paybeskf]

are these the LED backlit TV's?

If so they look damn good!

[SHpuntik]

What is the measured black value? That pretty much is a standard in most LCD tests.

[Licacivelip]

is this the 'dynamic contrast ratio'?... ive seen some tvs claim 10000:1 dynamic and in tiny brackets 1200:1 actual ratio [rofl]

[Aceroassert]

So Fixed Panel is finally reaching CRT black levels eh?

[sStevenRitziI]

Now if they can just fix the motion bluring...

[TiepayWrary]

I actually saw these demod outside in a tent in front of frys, the black is so black it looks like you can reach into it

much more impressive than any hdtv setup ive ever seen.