Toshiba unveils Cell ZX900 HDTV

Q: Key Point 2: The Toshiba ZX900 CellTV is one powerful TV -- like...

The Toshiba ZX900 CellTV is one powerful TV -- like an HDTV and a Media Center combined into one package.

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Toshiba Cell TV CELL Broadband Engine 1080p Full HD 1 Terabyte HDD DVD Player USB ports WiFi 802.11 n built-in video phone 480Hz frame rate 9,000,000:1 contrast ratio The Cell TV can take 2D video and upconvert it to 3D (without those 3D eyeglasses).

Abe Olandres January 10, 2010 · 1 min read

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With the number of 3D TVs and super-thin LED TVs being showcased at CES, the one that got my curiosity is the Cell TV that Toshiba unveiled.

The Toshiba ZX900 CellTV is one powerful TV — like an HDTV and a Media Center combined into one package.

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Toshiba Cell TV
CELL Broadband Engine
1080p Full HD
1 Terabyte HDD
DVD Player
USB ports
WiFi 802.11 n
built-in video phone
480Hz frame rate
9,000,000:1 contrast ratio

The Cell TV can take 2D video and upconvert it to 3D (without those 3D eyeglasses). Sizes of the Cell TVs come in two series: Genesis Design series go at 55-inch and 65-inch while the Illusion Design series has 46″, 55″ and 65″ screen.

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Carlo · 16 years ago

The “real” 3d feature requires glasses. I think the “no-glasses” feature of this tv is only for the upscaling from 2d to 3d. it only gives more depth to the scene and not the same as the 3d we see in cinemas.

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Edgar · 16 years ago

Given the specs, price would have to be astronomical too. However, people could start saving now since this would be released in the US later this year yet. XD.