Features And Benefits - Sony PFM-42B2 (English: pg.54-101 Brochure & Specs

Make Your Digital Signage And
Presentations More Powerful
With Sony Plasma Displays
The PFM-42V1 incorporates a WVGA plasma
display panel that achieves a high brightness and
high contrast ratio. Its slim and lightweight
design combined with precise images and smooth
picture edges make it ideal for digital signage at
retail stores, shopping malls, airports, train
stations, entertainment venues, hospitality rooms
- and anywhere you need to grasp the attention
of visitors.
The PFM-50C1 and PFM-42B2 models combine a
plasma display panel with XGA resolution, to
produce clearer and more legible images of small
characters, which makes these displays ideal for
presentations and meetings to gain your
audiences' attention.
Note: in this brochure, references to the PFM-42V1, PFM-42B2, and
PFM-50C1 also refer to models with an "E" suffix.
NOTE: These icons indicate which features are available
PFM PFM PFM
50 42B2 42V1
for each model.
PFM-50C1/50C1E
PFM-42B2/42B2E

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

PFM-42V1/42V1E
PFM Excellent I/P Conversion Quality
50
With Sony's Real Digital System technology, all signals
are processed digitally to reproduce highly accurate
images. A bi-pixel I/P (Interlace/Progressive)
conversion circuit, developed exclusively for Sony
plasma displays, converts interlaced signals to
progressive images of a higher definition quality.
For film-originated sources, the Cinema Drive
function (3-2 pull-down technology) is incorporated
to naturally reproduce scene movement.
Real Digital System Concept Chart
Video Video Bi-pixel IP
Signal Decoder Conversion
Scaling
(Resolution
conversion)
PC
Signal
* The combination of a high-quality plasma display
PFM PFM
42B2 42V1
panel and excellent I/P conversion technology
produces clear and smooth images.
PFM Digital Video Input (DVI-D)
42V1
The DVI input function offers a high picture quality
when used with a DVI-equipped PC (DVI video cable
is supplied).
Real Digital System
PFM-Series
Video Panel
Signal Drive
Processing
Analog Signal Digital Signal