Fujitsu @ CEDIA - Aviamo 1080p plasmas (1 Viewer)

Alon Goldberg · Sep 17, 2006

Walking around the floor of CEDIA is overwhelming. That is the best word for it but when you find something that takes your breath away, it is all worth it and Fujitsu made our day with their AVIAMO line. This line of 50 and 65-inch plasmas join forces with a 37-inch 1080p LCD to create the best looking flat-panels at the show. We truly believe it. Plus, they overall look of the bezel is void of manufacturing bragging that oh so many makes are doing. The are just two logos on the bottom left: one for TV Guide and the other for a sound mode; logos on the top are on a removable sticker. The speakers are actually part of the stand but the boys over at Fujitsu have made up their mind if they are going to produce 'em; we vote yes. Fujitsu have always been at the top of the plasma game but oh man, these are something special. The 65-inch should be available towards the end of the year for a price of $20K. The smaller ones are still up in the air for production runs but more info should be available at CES in January. We can't wait.

Tim Glover · Sep 17, 2006

Cool stuff Alon. How much are the 50 inch models?

Alon Goldberg · Sep 17, 2006

"Dubbed Aviamo, the new line includes three sizes: 37″ ($7000), 42″ ($15,000), and 63″ ($20,000)."

http://www.avguide.com/news/2006/09/...w-plasma-line/

edit: removed external link

Ronald Epstein · Sep 18, 2006

Alon,

Appreciate you sending our members elsewhere!

Alon Goldberg · Sep 18, 2006

Sorry Ron, external link removed... glad to hear you enjoyed CEDIA!

Adam Gregorich · Sep 18, 2006

I have a final batch of pictures to post including these displays. They were stunning. They also had a projector, but no one could tell me anything about it.

Gary Cornell · Dec 26, 2006

Looking at these models with the black gloss frames, it looks like light is reflecting off them. To me that this is a distraction and while black gloss is attractive, a nonreflecting flat black would be a better way to go.

Adam Gregorich · Dec 28, 2006

Gary-
The overlit show floor and my camera flash are not the equivalent of a typical home viewing environment. The gloss black shouldn't be a problem under normal use. Sharp's new Aquos 1080P LCD line also has a gloss black frame and I think Pioneer Elite sets do as well.

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