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Jason Caudill

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Has anyone seen/ heard of a new HDTV plasma display by Philips (I think) that when turned off works as a mirror? I have heard from two people that this is on its way out. One of them saw it in a Home and Garden show in Charleston, SC the other is a dealer who saw it in some of his literature. Neither knew too much about it. I am curious about how it works and any other info someone might have. Thanks, Jason
 

Parker Clack

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Jason:

Interesting to say the least. I haven't seen or heard of one of these units but it would be cool.

I have always thought that having a Plasma that had changing pictures of your favorite artwork would be cool too.

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Kevin P

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It probably has a semi-transparent mirror in front of the plasma screen. If this is the case, the contrast/brightness will be subpar compared to other plasmas, and you'll be able to see yourself watching TV. :)
I have always thought that having a Plasma that had changing pictures of your favorite artwork would be cool too.
You can do that now, just hook a computer up to your plasma and run a screen saver.

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Kevin:

Yes I realize you can hook up your PC to do that I just think it would be cool where you could put a CDR or similar into the side of the plasma and have it rotate a few select pictures around for you.

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BradJudy

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Yes I realize you can hook up your PC to do that I just think it would be cool where you could put a CDR or similar into the side of the plasma and have it rotate a few select pictures around for you.
I believe you can do this on the Sony XBR plasmas with the use of a MemoryStick card.
 

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