Product comparison · 2 tvs

Fujitsu MYRICA P42-1A vs Fujitsu MYRICA P42-2

Key differences

HD type
- MYRICA P42-1A:SVGA
- MYRICA P42-2:XGA
Display resolution
- MYRICA P42-1A:852 x 480 pixels
- MYRICA P42-2:1024 x 768 pixels
Display brightness
- MYRICA P42-1A:1000 cd/m²
- MYRICA P42-2:900 cd/m²
Contrast ratio (typical)
- MYRICA P42-1A:3000:1
- MYRICA P42-2:2500:1
Power consumption (typical)
- MYRICA P42-1A:300 W
- MYRICA P42-2:385 W
Weight (without stand)
- MYRICA P42-1A:41 kg
- MYRICA P42-2:45 kg
Display
- MYRICA P42-1A:Wide screen PDP
- MYRICA P42-2:LCD
Display viewable area (HxV)
- MYRICA P42-1A:932.94 x 532.80 mm
- MYRICA P42-2:933.89 x 532.24 mm

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Comparison of MYRICA P42-1A, MYRICA P42-2
22 specifications	A Fujitsu MYRICA P42-1A View product	B Fujitsu MYRICA P42-2 View product
Display4 differ
HD typeDiffers	SVGA	XGA
Display resolutionDiffers	852 x 480 pixels	1024 x 768 pixels
Display brightnessDiffers	1000 cd/m²	900 cd/m²
Contrast ratio (typical)Differs	3000:1	2500:1
Viewing angle, horizontalKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	160°
Viewing angle, verticalKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	160°
Power1 differ
Power consumption (typical)Differs	300 W	385 W
Weight & dimensions1 differ
Weight (without stand)Differs	41 kg	45 kg
Other features5 differ
DisplayDiffers	Wide screen PDP	LCD
Display viewable area (HxV)Differs	932.94 x 532.80 mm	933.89 x 532.24 mm
Pixel pitchDiffers	1.095 x 1.11 mm	0.912 x 0.693 mm
Horizontal scan rangeDiffers	31 - 69 kHz	31 - 82 kHz
Vertical scan rangeDiffers	56 - 85 Hz	56 - 90 Hz
I/O portsKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1 x RF input (IEC connector) 1 x DVI-HDCP (24 PIN Digital DVI) 1 x VGA input (15 PIN HD D-Sub (HD-15)) 1 x SCART (RGB) (21 PIN SCART) 1 x SCART (21 PIN SCART) 1 x composite video input (RCA phono) 1 x S-Video input (4 PIN mini-DIN) 2 x component video input (RCA phono x 3) 1 x composite video output
Designidentical
Product colourKnown for one	Black, Silver	Unknown — not stated by the source

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