100 Hz Conventional television sets scan the picture 50 times per second (50Hz), a frequency which can be detected by the human eye in the form of a flickering picture |
100 Hz Digital Scan Whilst 100hz eliminates the overall area flicker, the build-up of a TV image still results in visible vibration in horizontal lines | 100hz sets scan the picture at twice this rate, resulting in a clear, stable picture | Digital Natural Motion | Digital scan eliminates this line flicker | Easy Link | Euro A/V connector | Mosaic Screen[S]2[X]) Shows main picture surrounded by eight smaller pictures from other channels | NICAM stereo Enjoy stereo transmissions with the sound of 2 speakers | Teletext Page memory (440 pages) Speed of access to text pages depends on the number of pages that can be stored in the memory of the TV | Tube type (Plasma) |
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