The OSD (on screen display) has the usually assortment of options that you might expect to see on just about any TFT display... the most notable additions relate to the television capabilities of the 150MP. As with other TFT displays it is generally easiest to "auto-adjust" the display.

The menus supporting the television aspects of the display include V-chip support, Japanese and US cable system configurations, standard signal tuning, integrated closed captioning, and some image effects like panning and digital zoom. The full list is shown below.

Features of the onscreen display include: Auto Setup Brightness Contrast Image Lock Fine Coarse Information Display Position Horizontal Position Vertical Position Colour Mode 1 Mode 2 Mode 3 User Mode Picture in Picture control (PIP) Size Position TV Setup Channel System Channel Edit Fine Tune Stereo System Closed Caption V-Chip Video Control Contrast Brightness Sharpness Tint Colour Audio Control Source Edit Bass Treble Stereo/Mono/SAP Speaker Mute Image Size Expand 1 Expand 2 Normal Image Effect Time r Image Zoom Zoom Pan OSD Control Language Position Halftone Duration

We've gone over a fair amount of things that the 150MP has to show, but the ultimate question still remains.... should you consider this display worth the sticker price?

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