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cnpower Guru Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: CHINA Posts: 2945 Good Answers: 14	85 HDTV Vehicles will be put into use 07/25/2008 6:01 AM
	Reporters from ouir state tv station show us the picture of 58 vehicles came from 6 europe countries arrived in Tianjin port this morming and dispetched soon to the match sites in Beijing, Hongkong ,Tianjin and Qingtao etc. to serve for this 29th Olympic games hold in China. there are 20 vehicles in china and still need abouvt 10 vehicles for this live relay system. wow, there are only 140 such HDTV vehicles in the world I was told. this committee seems spend too much for this games. The picture may be very good, but I can see only on our SDTV set. I wnt to know how many countries in the world can see the HDTV picture without topset?
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cnpower Guru Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: CHINA Posts: 2945 Good Answers: 14	#1 Re: 85 HDTV Vehicles will be put into use 07/25/2008 6:11 AM
	Audio system is 5.1 channels surround stereo system. and many new electronic technology will be used in this games.
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cnpower Guru Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: CHINA Posts: 2945 Good Answers: 14	#2 Re: 85 HDTV Vehicles will be put into use 07/25/2008 9:59 PM
	each one has 30M length and worthy 3 million eu
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Bricktop Guru Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: The People's Republic of Massachusetts Posts: 1946 Good Answers: 73	#3 In reply to #2 Re: 85 HDTV Vehicles will be put into use 07/26/2008 1:45 PM
	I've never seen these before. Do they intend to stack them to make one huge display? cn, did you take these pictures? Do you live or work near the Games? Perhaps I will get to see these displays while watching the Games on TV. If possible, I'd like to see how they are deployed. HDTV is available here, for an extra charge, from cable and satellite providers. I don't have a HDTV, as I don't watch much TV. Any games I wish to see in HDTV, I go to the local pub. __________________ I go into every human encounter expecting to be framed for a crime I didn't commit. Dilbert, 2013
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Milo Guru Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: "Dancing over the abyss." Posts: 4884 Good Answers: 243	#4 In reply to #3 Re: 85 HDTV Vehicles will be put into use 07/26/2008 9:41 PM
	Bricktop, I believe that these are in fact the on location Engineering and production uplinks vehicles for the various countries' broadcast media, not components of a big giant display. cnpower, all of the broadcasters (free channels) here in Northern OHIO USA broadcast in HD; I'll bet 20-25% of households can receive HD currently. Many of the cable channels, but not all (must pay to watch) are HDTV. Especially sports. You wouldn't believe the amount of electricity that the new generation of TV's that are HDTV compatible consume! http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-6475_7-6400401-3.html milo __________________ People say between two opposed opinions the truth lies in the middle. Not at all! Between them lies the problem, what is unseeable,eternally active life, contemplated in repose. Goethe
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Bricktop Guru Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: The People's Republic of Massachusetts Posts: 1946 Good Answers: 73	#5 In reply to #4 Re: 85 HDTV Vehicles will be put into use 07/27/2008 2:15 PM
	Ohhh, boy, <scratching head whilst orange powder collects on floor >. I get it now, I'm just thick, (as a brick). I didn't realise how much current they eat! Good, another reason not purchase one. __________________ I go into every human encounter expecting to be framed for a crime I didn't commit. Dilbert, 2013
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cnpower Guru Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: CHINA Posts: 2945 Good Answers: 14	#9 In reply to #4 Re: 85 HDTV Vehicles will be put into use 07/30/2008 4:05 AM
	Hi, Milo, I cannt open the site you list, whats it?
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list of HD TV power factors.

The chart: 104 HDTVs' power consumption compared
(Click on a column head to sort, and check out the chart key for explanations.)

Model	HDTV type	Screen size	Watts: Standby	Watts: Power on	Per sq. in.	Score (overall)	Score (per size)	Annual cost
Envision A27W221	LCD	27	2.37	105.97	0.34	Good	Poor	$34.27
Dell W3706MC	LCD	37	1.71	180.13	0.31	Good	Average	$56.81
JVC LT-40FN97	LCD	40	0.47	195	0.29	Good	Average	$60.65
JVC LT-32X787	LCD	32	1.43	140.04	0.32	Good	Poor	$44.23
Philips 37PF9631D	LCD	37	1.11	183.32	0.31	Good	Average	$57.43
Philips 42PF9831D	LCD	42	0.65	236.38	0.31	Average	Average	$73.57
Samsung LN-S4096D	LCD	40	16.33	209.14	0.31	Average	Average	$74.84
Samsung LN-R3228W	LCD	32	1.9	116.81	0.27	Good	Good	$37.33
Samsung LN-S3251D	LCD	32	1	155.6	0.36	Good	Poor	$48.78
Samsung LN-S4051D	LCD	40	1.13	203.05	0.30	Good	Average	$63.55
Sharp LC-37D40U	LCD	37	1.19	177.25	0.30	Good	Average	$55.60
Sharp LC-37D90U	LCD	37	40.04	218.74	0.37	Average	Poor	$92.49
Sharp LC-46D62U	LCD	46	0.85	255.72	0.28	Average	Average	$79.68
Sony KDL-52XBR2	LCD	52	0.89	307.03	0.27	Poor	Good	$95.58
Sharp LC-65D90U	LCD	65	76.11	583.82	0.32	Poor	Poor	$227.82
Sony KDL-32S2000	LCD	32	1.03	127.5	0.29	Good	Average	$40.10
Soyo DYLT032D	LCD	32	1.44	129.53	0.30	Good	Average	$40.98
Vizio GV42L	LCD	42	0.98	208.41	0.28	Average	Average	$65.11
Vizio L32	LCD	32	2.2	152.28	0.35	Good	Poor	$48.50
Vizio L37HDTV	LCD	37	1.62	156.28	0.27	Good	Good	$49.37
Vizio L42 HDTV	LCD	42	1.17	202.67	0.27	Good	Good	$63.45
Westinghouse LTV-32w3	LCD	32	33.76	146.06	0.33	Good	Poor	$66.11
Westinghouse LTV-40W1HDC	LCD	40	4.3	243.76	0.36	Average	Poor	$78.11
Westinghouse LVM-47w1	LCD	47	1.11	207.74	0.22	Good	Good	$64.99
Winbook 46D1	LCD	46	1.24	220.94	0.24	Average	Good	$69.15
Sharp LC-32D43U	LCD	32	1.07	144.11	0.33	Good	Poor	$45.27
Samsung LN-T4661F	LCD	46	0.78	245.63	0.27	Average	Good	$76.51
Sony KDL-46S3000	LCD	46	0.51	202.58	0.22	Good	Good	$63.02
LG 47LB5D	LCD	47	0.9	245.85	0.26	Average	Good	$76.65
Viewsonic N3235w	LCD	32	0.98	146.85	0.34	Good	Poor	$46.06
HP LC4776N	LCD	47	0.93	273.65	0.29	Average	Average	$85.28
Samsung LN-T4665F	LCD	46	1.21	246.89	0.27	Average	Good	$77.17
Vizio GV42LF	LCD	42	0.74	215.99	0.29	Average	Average	$67.31
Westinghouse TX-47F430S	LCD	47	0.72	278.86	0.30	Average	Average	$86.76
Toshiba 52LX177	LCD	52	0.85	322.1	0.28	Poor	Average	$100.22
Sharp LC-52D64U	LCD	52	0.32	280.22	0.24	Average	Good	$86.93
Vizio GV52LF	LCD	52	0.63	344.52	0.30	Poor	Average	$107.03
Sony KDL-46XBR4	LCD	46	0.38	256.19	0.28	Average	Average	$79.53
JVC LT-47X788	LCD	47	0.66	246.61	0.26	Average	Good	$76.74
Mitsubishi LT-46144	LCD	46	15.76	309.58	0.34	Poor	Poor	$105.58
JVC LT-47X898	LCD	47	0.76	300.78	0.32	Poor	Poor	$93.57
Samsung LN-T4681F	LCD	46	1.18	194.65	0.22	Good	Good	$60.98
Samsung LN-T4671F	LCD	46	1.38	296	0.33	Poor	Poor	$92.47
Toshiba 40RF350U	LCD	40	1.29	221.49	0.32	Average	Poor	$69.35
Philips 42PFL7432D	LCD	42	2.07	134.04	0.18	Good	Good	$42.77
Philips 47PFL9732D	LCD	47	1.4	250.10	0.26	Average	Good	$78.28
Olevia 252T FHD	LCD	52	1.24	257.29	0.22	Average	Good	$80.40
Vizio VO47LF	LCD	47	1.19	277.52	0.29	Average	Average	$86.63
Insignia NS-LCD32	LCD	32	1.09	143.20	0.33	Good	Poor	$45.00
Sharp LC-32D44U	LCD	32	0.91	126.25	0.29	Good	Average	$39.64
Samsung LN32A450	LCD	32	1.09	130.65	0.30	Good	Average	$41.11
Samsung LN52A650	LCD	52	1.2	219.9	0.19	Average	Good	$68.81
LG 47LG60	LCD	47	1.3	267.21	0.28	Average	Average	$83.51
Toshiba 32CV510U	LCD	32	0.8	131.34	0.30	Good	Average	$41.15
Sony KDL-32M4000	LCD	32	0.97	112.94	0.26	Good	Good	$35.56
Philips 42PFL5603D	LCD	42	0.73	91.23	0.12	Good	Good	$28.69
LG 32LG30	LCD	32	0.99	117.88	0.27	Good	Good	$37.10
Sony KDL-46W4100	LCD	46	0.85	274.43	0.30	Poor	Average	$85.47
AOC A42HD84	Plasma	42	1.3	282.47	0.37	Poor	Poor	$88.23
Dell W4201C	Plasma	42	1.52	306.93	0.41	Poor	Poor	$95.94
Dell W5001C	Plasma	50	1.5	393.5	0.37	Poor	Poor	$122.72
Hitachi 55HDT52	Plasma	55	1.55	410.48	0.32	Poor	Average	$128.01
LG 50PC3D	Plasma	50	0.9	337.84	0.32	Poor	Average	$105.13
Maxent MX-50X3	Plasma	50	5.26	381.47	0.36	Poor	Poor	$121.33
Panasonic TH-42PX60U	Plasma	42	1.15	245.04	0.33	Average	Poor	$76.56
Panasonic TH-42PHD8UK	Plasma	42	1.5	234.33	0.31	Average	Average	$73.46
Panasonic TH-50PH9UK	Plasma	50	0.8	312.84	0.29	Poor	Average	$97.33
Panasonic TH-58PX600U	Plasma	58	14.67	442.35	0.31	Poor	Average	$146.00
Philips 42PF9631D	Plasma	42	1.01	311.3	0.41	Poor	Poor	$96.98
Pioneer PDP 5060HD	Plasma	50	25.12	301.84	0.28	Poor	Average	$108.98
Pioneer PRO-FHD1	Plasma	50	1.02	353.87	0.33	Poor	Poor	$110.16
Samsung HP-R4252	Plasma	42	12.81	263.2	0.35	Average	Poor	$89.40
Samsung HP-S4253	Plasma	42	1.76	281.12	0.37	Poor	Poor	$88.10
Vizio P42HDTV	Plasma	42	2.52	188.26	0.25	Good	Good	$59.83
Vizio VM60PHDTV	Plasma	60	2.3	523.13	0.34	Poor	Poor	$163.34
Panasonic TH-42PX700U	Plasma	42	0.58	464.07	0.62	Poor	Poor	$144.00
Vizio VP50HDTV	Plasma	50	1.33	317.23	0.30	Poor	Average	$99.01
Samsung HP-T5064	Plasma	50	1.28	321.62	0.30	Poor	Average	$100.34
LG 50PC5D	Plasma	50	0.78	320.03	0.30	Poor	Average	$99.54
Pioneer PDP-5080HD	Plasma	50	22.95	330.6	0.31	Poor	Average	$116.53
Panasonic TH-58PZ700U	Plasma	58	0.3	609.53	0.42	Poor	Poor	$188.85
Panasonic TH-50PH10UK	Plasma	50	0.94	379.32	0.36	Poor	Poor	$117.99
Samsung FP-T5084	Plasma	50	0.96	412.85	0.39	Poor	Poor	$128.38
Hitachi P50H401	Plasma	50	1.1	336.10	0.31	Poor	Average	$104.71
Panasonic TH-58PZ750U	Plasma	58	1.0	562.52	0.39	Poor	Poor	$174.73
Insignia NS-PDP42	Plasma	42	1.39	216.76	0.29	Average	Average	$67.95
Samsung PN50A550	Plasma	50	1.20	446.60	0.42	Poor	Poor	$138.97
Panasonic TH-46PZ85U	Plasma	46	0.92	454.51	0.50	Poor	Poor	$141.25
Panasonic TH-42PX80U	Plasma	42	0.99	260.18	0.35	Average	Poor	$81.14
Panasonic TH-50PZ800U	Plasma	50	0.83	191.44	0.18	Good	Good	$59.77
HP MD6580n	RPTV	65	2.75	268.29	0.15	Average	Good	$84.74
JVC HD-56FN97	RPTV	56	0.71	205.98	0.15	Good	Good	$64.19
Mitsubishi WD-62628	RPTV	62	50.88	259.73	0.16	Average	Good	$111.89
Mitsubishi WD-65831	RPTV	65	32.3	257.28	0.14	Average	Good	$99.63
JVC HD-56G887	RPTV	56	1.13	193.32	0.14	Good	Good	$60.54
Panasonic PT-61DLX76	RPTV	61	0.84	195.3	0.12	Good	Good	$60.97
Samsung HL-S5679W	RPTV	56	20.8	149.85	0.11	Good	Good	$59.26
Samsung HL-S5687W	RPTV	56	0.81	149.85	0.11	Good	Good	$46.88
Sony KDS-60A2000	RPTV	60	0.31	190.45	0.12	Good	Good	$59.14
Samsung HL-T5687S	RPTV	56	0.73	154.78	0.12	Good	Good	$48.36
Mitsubishi WD-65734	RPTV	65	12.23	240.26	0.13	Average	Good	$81.94
Panasonic PT-61LCZ70	RPTV	61	0.66	264.6	0.17	Average	Good	$82.32
Sony KDS-55A3000	RPTV	55	0.75	210.40	0.16	Average	Good	$65.59
Mitsubishi WD-65833	RPTV	65	19.35	225.22	0.12	Average	Good	$81.69

Chart Key

Model: The HDTV model name and manufacturer with link to review. Default sort is TV technology type arranged in ascending order of review date.

HDTV type: Flat-panel LCD, plasma, or rear-projection (RPTV). CRT models were excluded from this comparison because we haven't tested any recently.

Screen size: In inches diagonal. All TVs on this list are wide-screen 16:9 models.

Watts: Standby: Measured using the default, out of the box settings when the TV is in standby mode; e.g. with power turned off but the TV plugged in. Note: According to Extech, the manufacturer of the power meter we use for testing, readings of less than 1 watt may not be entirely accurate. We will still report the data the meter provides, but you should take results of less than 1 watt with a grain of salt.

Watts: Power on: Measured using the default settings when the TV's picture is on. Typically the default picture settings represent "torch mode," with high light output and correspondingly high power consumption, but some new models, such as the Panasonic TH-50PZ800U, default to a more-efficient picture mode when the user indicates a "home" rather than a "store" environment during initial setup.

Per square inch: The "Watts: Power on" result divided by the screen size of the TV in square inches.

Score (overall): A rating of Good, Average or Poor is assigned to each TV according to the "Watts: Power on" measurement. The top third of the TVs on this chart, currently models that consume below 208.202 watts, score "Good." The bottom third, currently models that consume above 280.562 watts, score "Poor." TVs that fall into the middle of the range score "Average." Note that the difference between any of these scores can be as little as a fraction of a watt.

Score (per size): A rating of Good, Average or Poor is assigned to each TV according to the "per square inch" measurement. The top third of the TVs on this chart, currently models that consume less than 0.2754 watt per square inch, score "Good." The bottom third, currently models that consume more than 0.3180 watt, score "Poor." TVs that fall into the middle of the range score "Average."

Annual cost: The amount of money the TV would cost to run over 365 days, assuming it's turned on for 8 hours a day and off for 16. We currently use the average price of energy in the U.S. during 2007, which is 10.6 cents per kilowatt hour according to the Energy Information Administration.

Notes: This chart contains 104 TVs tested by CNET for power consumption between roughly January 2006 and June 2008. For additional details on our testing methodology, check out How we test TV power consumption. Further power consumption data, namely wattage consumed in picture modes other than default, is available in the Juice Box at the bottom of every CNET HDTV review published since June 22, 2007.

Here you go.

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cnpower Guru Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: CHINA Posts: 2945 Good Answers: 14	#11 In reply to #10 Re: 85 HDTV Vehicles will be put into use 07/30/2008 9:28 PM
	Thank you very much for your listing the table. these are all use for customers and as matter of fact , some of them may not be true HD set. special monitor will be more expensive thant these sets.
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Milo Guru Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: "Dancing over the abyss." Posts: 4884 Good Answers: 243	#12 In reply to #11 Re: 85 HDTV Vehicles will be put into use 07/30/2008 10:30 PM
	cnet categorized them all as HD, though I'm not sure that rear projection would be my idea of "HD" milo __________________ People say between two opposed opinions the truth lies in the middle. Not at all! Between them lies the problem, what is unseeable,eternally active life, contemplated in repose. Goethe
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cnpower Guru Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: CHINA Posts: 2945 Good Answers: 14	#6 Re: 85 HDTV Vehicles will be put into use 07/29/2008 6:18 AM
	Discovery channel recommand surround stereo audio system in HDTv in order that you can get more live feeling.
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cnpower Guru Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: CHINA Posts: 2945 Good Answers: 14	#7 Re: 85 HDTV Vehicles will be put into use 07/29/2008 6:22 AM
	Audio engineer works in HDTV vehicle. operating console for stereo audio produce.
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cnpower Guru Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: CHINA Posts: 2945 Good Answers: 14	#8 Re: 85 HDTV Vehicles will be put into use 07/30/2008 4:02 AM
	Stereo ausio system developped fast. 7.1 channel and even 9.1channels occure at front of us. have a look at these systems, which one do you prefer? DTS7.1 system DOLBY7.1 system and...THX... Enjoy them.
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