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Hitachi's UltraVision and Alpha HDTV lines get five new models this summer

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Home A/V | by Samuel Axon | Wed May 27, 2009 12:05PM | 0 comments

Hitachi just announced five new HDTVs in its UltraVision and Alpha lines. All but one are 1080p, and all the UltraVision ones have 120 Hz refresh rates. The Alpha models will be launching by the end of this month, with the UltraVisions staggered through the summer and September. Check out our individual product pages for more details:

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external link Electronista | Hitachi preps Alpha,… [electronista.com]
external link Hitachi’s 2009 HDTV Line Info Leaked… [hdguru.com]
external link Hitachi UltraVision and Alpha Series Flat… [eCoustics]
external link Hitachi details UltraVision and Alpha LCD… [engadget.com]

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