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Tom's Hardware > Forum > Home Theatre > HDTV > Anyone Know Anything About HUMAX and Their L3040 LCD?

Anyone Know Anything About HUMAX and Their L3040 LCD?

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I came across this set at J&R's website for $1,500. Seems too good to
be true. After searching a while, it seems J&R is the ONLY place this
set is sold (red flag!). Does anyone out there know anything about
HUMAX (I already know they make TIVO boxes with BIG HD's) and their
LCD line?

Thanks!

DcS

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TV Specs:
HUMAX L3040 30" LCD Flat Panel TV
1080i, 720p, 480p HDTV Compatible / 1280 x 768 screen resolution / 3:2
pull down for film quality video / Full Digital, DVI with HDCP
connectivity / ... more info

Mfr. Part # L3040J&R Item # HUX L3040

HUMAX’s L3040 30" Flat Screen LCD Television has redefined the HD
experience. Captured in an elegant, wall-hanging design, brilliant,
crystal-clear images Burst onto screen like never before. The L3040
incorporates all the easy-to-access inputs you’ll need, including a
fully-digital DVI input, so you can witness breathtaking visuals from
your HDTV receiver, DVD player, or any other component. In addition,
HUMAX has incorporated Faroudja’s DCDi chip technology for image
enhancement and film like performance. The L3040’s unparalleled visual
performance is enriched by stunning Audio through Integrated speakers
featuring Virtual Surround. Technology that drives entertainment.
Design that revolutionizes home theater.
HDTV capable with Optional ATSC Tuner or subscription to HD Cable TV
service
HDTV compatible standards: 1080i, 720p, 480p
Up to 1280 x 768 screen resolution
Enhanced image quality using DCDi by Faroudja
3:2 pull down for film quality video
Full Digital, DVI with HDCP connectivity
Dual Component Video Inputs
Auto detects DVD / DTV
PC Compatible for up to 1024 x 768 display resolution (when used as a
Computer monitor)
Select BBE virtual surround sound
Integrated NTSC TV tuner
Picture in Picture & Split Screen
RS232C system control
Unit Dimension (WHD) 34.44" x 21.88" x 7.48" / Shipping Dimension
(WHD) 40.39" x 28.93" x 11.1" / Unit Weight 43.21 lbs / Shipping
Weight 55.11 lbs
Includes Table Stand
An optional wall mount is available as an extra purchase: HUX WML30

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