The new Samsung 933HD+ and 2333HD LCD monitors deliver integrated HDTV functionality in desktop monitor form factors with features such as:

• Built-in digital TV tuner with optional cable or satellite connection
• Dynamic contrast ratio of 10,000:1 and a fast 5 ms response rate
• 1366 x 768 resolution for 19 inch 933HD+
• 1920 x 1080 resolution for 23 inch 2333HD
• Glossy black finish with rounded bottom edge and matching crystal-like acrylic bar
• 16:9 aspect ratio
• Settings such as brightness, backlight, and color effects can be customized with a touch of a key using the MagicColor, MagicBright, Color Effect and Image Size functions
• Up to two HDMI connections depending on the model
• Built-in stereo sound system
• 2333HD comes with Dolby Digital support
• Remote control

The Samsung 933HD+ has an estimated street price of $249.99 while the 2333HD has an estimated street price of $329.99.

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Samsung updates their popular LED HDTV product lineup with the introduction of a new flagship series called the 8500 Series. Taking the picture quality and thinness of the previous LED HDTV models, Samsung adds the latest networking technologies as well as new interactive features to the 8500 Series.

The 8500 Series will initially consist of two sizes – a 46 inch model with a suggested price of $3599.99 and a 55 inch model with a suggested price of $4499.99.

If you haven’t seen the Samsung LED HDTV, you really owe it to yourself to see one in person (head over to Best Buy and you’ll typically see several models on display). The product line uses white LEDs as backlight source enabling an incredible 7,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. The colors pop, the details are incredibly sharp.. it’s just a sight to behold.

Other features and specs to the new 8500 Series include:

• 2 ms response time
• Auto Motion Plus frame interpolation – using 240 Hz refresh rate
• Three Auto Motion Plus presets as well as user customizable levels for judder and motion blur reduction
• New Samsung Medi@2.0 suite providing mode content from more sources than before.
• Internet@TV Content service with widgets from Yahoo!
• Touch of Color with Charcoal accents
• Crystal neck swivel stand
• Compatible with ultra-slim wall-mount solution which is sold separately
• Ultra Clear Panel
• Wide Color Enhancer Pro
• Down-firing speakers with integrated woofer (15 watts x 2 in the 55 inch model and 10 watts x 2 in the 46 inch model)
• DLNA- certified for wired and wireless access (USB dongle for wireless sold separately)
• Energy Star 3.0 compliant
• Built-in ATSC/Clear QAM digital tuner
• Picture in picture
• Local dimming
• 4 HDMI (HDMI-CEC) version 1.3 input (side)
• 1 component input in the rear
• 2 USB 2.0 inputs (side)
• 1 Ethernet connection in the rear
• 1 optical audio output in the ide
• 1 PC input in the rear

Expect the new 8500 Series around August/September of this year.

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Hitachi UltraVision Series

Common features and specs for the UltraVision lineup include:

• 1920 x 1080 resolution
• Five (4 on the 42 inch model) HDMI inputs
• x.v. Color and Deep Color support
• ENERGY STAR qualified
• Preprogrammed Remote
• SRS TruSurround HD
• Power Off Timer
• Intelligent Light Sensor
• Lockable Picture Settings
• 120Hz refresh rate
• 7 aspect modes and auto zoom
• ATSC/NSTC/QAM tuner
• 24 W Stereo Sound
• 2 Wideband component inputs
• 2 composite video inputs
• 2 S-Video inputs
• 1 PC input
• 1 PC audio input
• 1 RF antenna input
• 1 Optical output
• 1 USB input for software upgrades

The three UltraVision models are the

• UltraVision 55-inch Class L55S603 – available in September $1799
• UltraVision 46-inch Class L46S603 – available in August $1299
• UltraVision 42-inch Class L42S503 – available in June $999

Hitach Alpha Series

Moving to the Alpha lineup, here are the common features and specs:

• 1920 x 1080 resolution
• Four HDMI inputs
• ENERGY STAR qualified
• SRS TruSurround HD
• Anti-glare screen
• ATSC/NTSC/QAM tuner
• 4 aspect modes
• Custom input labels
• 24 W stereo sound
• 2 wideband component inputs
• 2 composite video inputs
• 2 S-video inputs
• 1 PC input
• 1 PC audio input
• 1 Optical output
• 1 headphone

The two Alpha models are the:

• Alpha Series 42-inch Class L42A403 – available in May $849
• Alpha Series 32-inch Class L32A403 – available in May $499

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I just noticed that Samsung’s newest LED HDTV sets with Yahoo/Intel Widget Channel technology is now available over at Onecall.com. We first saw these widget enabled HDTV sets over at CES 2009 and it’s exciting to see them available to consumers now. The widget-enabled LED TVs include the new Series 8 and Series 7 product lineups with the largest display measuring 55 inches. (The series 6 LED TVs that you’re seeing all over Best Buy do not have the widget support built-in)

Onecall currently offers the UN55B7000 for $3199 and the UN55B800 for $3599. As I said back then – my next large-screen HDTV set will be a widget-enabled display.. no doubt about it. Why? It’s cool. Ha.

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If you’re into plasma panels then you’ll want to check out the upcoming Panasonic TC-P54Z1 (otherwise known as the Z1) – the company’s most advanced plasma HDTV model to date. First off, the unit comes with a 54 inch panel, and features a form factor that measures a mere one inch thick. Other slick capabilities include:

• 40,000:1 contrast ratio
• Neo PDP panel technology
• Swivel table stand
• Digital Cinema Color gamut
• THX certification
• 1080 lines of horizontal resolution
• 24 Hz Cinematic Playback
• Built-in speakers

The Z1 is also great for those of you into mounting displays on the wall. The system features a wireless HDMI solution thanks to a bundled transmitter/receiver system. The transmitter box has a built in SD card reader and supports VIERA Link Internet.

According to HD Guru, the TC-P54Z1 will be shipping in June for a price of $5999.95.

[Check it out via DVICE.com]

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Sony expands their BRAVIA LCD HDTV lineup with the announcement of the new BRAVIA W-Series of LCD HDTVs. The new models feature full HD 1080p resolutions and built-in Ethernet connectivity allowing users access to Sony’s BRAVIA Internet Video content which includes selections from partners such as Amazon Video On Demand, YouTube, Yahoo!, Sony Pictures, Sony Music, etc. Oh and yes, the W-Series supports widgets thanks to the inclusion of Yahoo’s Widget Engine. This means you’ll be able to track sports scores, view stock prices, read news content, and interact with Internet content all while viewing television content.

Other features on the W-Series include:

• Motionflow 120Hz technology
• Sony BRAVIA Engine 3 for clear picture
• DLNA compliant allowing users easy access to multimedia content stored on PCs or DLNA servers on the network
• USB input
• 24p True Cinema support
• XrossMediaBar (XMB) with enhanced 3D favorites menu
• Internet powered TV Guide
• BRAVIA Sync support
• BRAVIA Link Compatibility
• 4 HDMI inputs

The W-Series will initially consist of three models – the 52-inch KDL-52W5100, 46-inch KDL-46W5100 and 40-inch KDL-40W5100 – all of which will come out this spring.

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Targeting digital imaging professionals and enthusiasts, JVC announces their latest full HD LCD TV monitor – the 42 inch LT-42WX70. What makes this display ideal for digital imaging folks out there? It’s all in the colors. According to JVC, the LT-42WX70 provides accurate reproductions of “both video and still photographs”.  Making this possible is the displays support for a much wider color gamut than it typically found in today’s HDTV sets. The super slim display supports 100 percent of the HDTV broadcasting (sRGB.904) color space and 96 percent of the Adobe RGB color space. Not too shabby for an LCD display eh?

Other features of the JVC LT-42WX70 include the following:

• 52 picture quality adjustment properties
• GENESSA Picture Engine
• Color modes include Wide (the TV’s color space), Normal (ITU-R BT.709; HDTV standards), x.v.Color (xvYCC extended gamut), sRGB (same primaries as HDTV) and Adobe RGB.
• Real Bit Driver processes in 12-bit, and so up-converts 8-bit HD broadcasting and DVD signals or 10-bit Blu-ray signals into 12-bit Deep Color signals
• 120Hz Clear Motion Drive III reduces blurring
• 3D real time, motion-estimated Hadamard noise reduction
• Curved pedestal-style stand which you can dock a separate available tuner
• The low profile tuner can be placed either horizontally or vertically, or hung on the wall
• ENERGY STAR 3.0 rating
• Three HDMI CEC terminals
• D-Sub 15 with component video, and an audio input jack

The JVC LT-42WX70 will be available in April – no word on pricing as of yet.

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ViewSonic announced two new displays today – the CD4230 ultra-thin bezel commercial display and the VTMS2431 LCD HDTV with multimedia support. Both panels will join ViewSonic’s digital signage family and will be on display at the Digital Signage Expo. Here’s what you need to know about each model:

ViewSonic CD4230:

• Measures 13.77m thin
• 42 inch commercial display
• 500 nits of brightness
• 1500:1 contrast ratio
• RS-232 daisy chain capable
• DVI and VGA port
• VESA mount compatible with carrying handles

ViewSonic VTMS2431:

• ViewSonic’s first LCD HDTV with internal media player
• 24 inch display
• 1080p resolution
• Integrated ATSC/NTSC/QAM tuner
• USB port
• RS-232 port allows users to control it remotely

Now as far as availability is concerned, both panels will be coming out in the second quarter with the CD4230 priced at around $1999 and the VTMS2431 priced at $449.

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Here are the specs for each model. For the LDTV146:

• 46 inch display
• 500cd/m2 brightness
• 1920 x 1080 resolution
• 120Hz response time
• 2 S-Video, 1 Component Video, 4 HDMI
• Internal 10W x 2 speakers
• Measures 42 x 28 x 11.2 inches and weighs 61.7 lbs

For the LDTV152:

• 52 inch display
• 500 cd/m2 brightness
• 1920 x 1080 resolution
• 120Hz response time
• 2 S-Video, 1 Component, 4 HDMI inputs
• Internal 10W x 2 speakers
• Measures 47.7 x 31.2 x 14.1 inches and weighs 72.8 lbs

Both models are available now with the LDTV146 priced at $2995 and the LDTV152 priced at $3995.

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Remember that crazy Philips Cinema 21:9 LCD TV announced at the end of January? You know – the one that has an aspect ratio that closely mirrors today’s movie aspect ratios (otherwise known as anamorphic format)? Well there’s now a date and price for this display – at least for residents of the UK. According to SlashGear over the weekend, the 52 inch Cinema 21:9 will be coming out in June for a price of €4000 (£3535/$5044). That’s certainly more expensive than comparable 52 inch panels out there.. but then again, how many other panels can claim a 21:9 aspect ratio? Yeah.. none whatsoever (yet the real question is – will anyone outside of movie enthusiasts really care?)

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So you have a standard 16:9 aspect ratio HDTV set and you’re enjoying the latest episode of American Idol in HD which nicely fills the screen from edge to edge. Then you pop in a copy of Transformers in Blu-ray and you’re bugged that the film doesn’t fill the entire display. Why?  Because Transformers is shown in anamorphic widescreen or 2.35:1 aspect ratio. So what do you do? You can always try and zoom in or scale the picture to fit the screen but you’ll either lose other data or distort the resulting picture.

Philips has a better idea – why not create a widescreen display that closely matches the anamorphic format? That’s exactly what they did in creating the new Cinema 21:9 display – a display that closely matches the 2.35:1 aspect ratio found in most movies today (it’s just slightly off). The Cinema 21:9 display measures a large 56 inches and features three-sided Ambilight Spectra technology which illuminates the background edges to match the content being displayed.

Oh and what about 4:3 and 16:9/16:10 content? According to the Philips press release, the content will be stretched or “adapted” to fill the 21:9 screen. Personally, I’d rather see it presented in the original aspect ratio and suffer through vertical black bars. Can’t win it all can we?

The Cinema 21:9 LCD TV will be available this spring.

[Check it out via CrunchGear]

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The Obama administration and democrats in Congress want the bill passed in order to make sure as many consumers as possible are ready for the analog to digital transition which was originally planned for Feb. 17th. They claim that the Bush administration bungled the federal voucher program which provided up to two $40 dollar vouchers per household to help pay for converter boxes needed for the transition. Unfortunately the program has effectively run out of money and the agency is waiting for vouchers to go unredeemed (after 90 days) before issuing out new vouchers for people on the waiting list. Adding to this dilemma is the fact that the Nielsen Company estimates more than 6.5 million households have yet to get a converter box.

Well.. not to be harsh or anything.. but let’s face it. Americans have had years to make this transition. There’s no better motivation for consumers to go out and purchase the converter box than to simply pull the plug on the analog transmissions. I have this funny feeling that extending the date by four months will only extend a households’ procrastination on getting a box. Four more months will not help consumers get additional coupons unless the agency magically gets additional funding.. so let’s just bite the bullet, keep the date, and move already. IMHO of course…

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Samsung introduced several new advanced LCD HDTV sets at CES 2009 including updates to their LCD HDTV lineup with CCFL backlighting and a brand new line of LED HDTV sets called the Samsung LUXIA line. We’ll start first with the new LUXIA lineup.

The LUXIA line consists of three new series – 8000, 7000, and 6000 series – all of which build upon the first and second generation LED HDTV sets from Samsung. These TV sets use LEDs as their primary light source instead of Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamps (CCFL) resulting in high contrast ratios, darker blacks, slim form factors, and increased energy savings. 

All three series come with Samsung’s Auto Motion Plus frame interpolation technology. The 8000 Series has a refresh rate of 240 Hz while the 7000 Series and 6000 Series feature 120Hz refresh rates.

To make things even sweeter, the 8000 and 7000 Series both feature the new “Internet@TV – Content Service” developed by Yahoo – essentially the Widget Channel technology shown off by Intel and Yahoo. The TV sets retrieve content from the Internet via wireless or wired connections and displays them using Yahoo’s Widget technology. A widget-based interface and scrollbar runs along the bottom of the screen for easy browsing of the latest content.

The 6000 Series lacks the Yahoo Widget technology but it does have the Samsung InfoLink RSS service which displays news, sports, weather, and stock information at the touch of the remote.

Other features of these new LED displays include:

• The frames are just over an inch thick thanks to LED technology
• New ultra-slim wall mount solution for these sets which reduces the gap between the TV and the wall to around 0.6 inches
• New Touch of Color design – deep piano black bezel fades into distinct chrome that finishes as a clear prism along the outer edges (8000 Series) or light ruby (7000 and 6000 Series) highlights
• Meets Energy Star 3.0 guidelines
• LEDs are mercury free
• Energy consumption reduced by 40%

The 8000 Series features:

• Ultra-slim design
• Auto Motion Plus 240Hz frame interpolation technology and 240Hz refresh rate
• Yahoo! powered widgets
• Available in 1st half of 2009 in 46 and 55 inch sizes

Here’s a shot of an LUXIA LED 8000 series set:

The 7000 Series features:

• Auto Motion Plus 240Hz frame interpolation technology and 240Hz refresh rate
• Touch of Color design
• Ethernet port and wireless reader for Yahoo! widgets
• Available in 1st half of 2009 in 40, 46, and 55 inches

Here are shots of some LUXIA 7000 Series sets:

Notice below how thin these displays really are thanks to the use of LED technology over CCFLs.

Finally, the new 6000 Series features:

• Ultra slim design
• Auto Motion Plus 120Hz frame interpolation technology and 120Hz refresh rate
• Available in 1st half of 2009 in 40, 46, and 55 inches

Samsung also announced a refresh of their CCFL-based LCD HDTV lineup with the introduction of new Series 7 and Series 6 LCDs.

The new Series 7 features:

• Samsung Auto Motion Plus 240Hz frame interpolation technology to eliminate motion blur and judder
• Improved Ultra Clear Panel producing deeper darker black tones and bolder colors
• “Natural” mode – Samsung’s adaptive contrast picture which combines the brightness of LCDs with the cinema-like viewing of plasma displays
• Low power consumption
• Meets Energy Star 3.0
• Touch of Color design
• Wide Color Enhancer 3 technology
• Internet@TV – Content service support
• Ethernet and 802.11 a/b/g/n networking
• DLNA certified
• Available in 40, 46, and 52 inches
• Coming out in the first half of this year.

The new Series 6 panels (32 inches on up) feature:

• Auto Motion Plus 120MHz frame interpolation technology
• Improved Ultra Clear Panel producing deeper darker black tones and bolder colors
• “Natural” mode – Samsung’s adaptive contrast picture which combines the brightness of LCDs with the cinema-like viewing of plasma displays
• Low power consumption
• Meets Energy Star 3.0
• Touch of Color design
• Internet@TV – Content Service for 40 inches or larger in the 6 Series.
• Available in 19, 22, 32, 37, 40, 46, and 55 inches and coming out in the first half of this year.

Technorati Tags: Samsung, LUXIA LED TV, HDTV, LCD HDTV, Series 8000, Series 7000, Series 6000, CES 2009

LG Display has announced that it’s developed a 480Hz LCD TV panel which it will showcase at the upcoming CES 2009. Great – I’m still using a 60Hz LCD display and barely thinking about upgrading to a 120Hz display!!

Technically, the new “Trumotion 480Hz” display utilizes a 240Hz panel with a scanning backlight which turns on and off rapidly – thereby inducing a 480Hz refresh rate.

Eddie Yeo, Executive VP and Head of LG Display’s TV Business Unit said “The world’s first Trumotion 480Hz LCD TV panel is planned to hit the market in the second half of 2009”.

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Looking for a way to add “boom” to that new HDTV set of yours? Check out the newly announced Z-Base 550 Home Theater System from ZVOX Audio. Designed to be used as the base platform for 32 inch to 47 inch flat panel HDTV sets, the Z-Base 550 encloses the entire home theater system (speakers. amplifier, virtual surround sound technology, and powered subwoofer) into a single slim cabinet. Simply park the cabinet wherever you’re going to put your TV, plug it in, and then place the TV set on top of the system.

The Z-Base 550 comes with hand-lacquered high gloss black end panels and a rugged scratch resistant black vinyl top designed to resist scratching from heavy HDTV sets. The system features the following:

• (5) 2″ full-range speakers and (1) 5.25″ subwoofer
• PhaseCue virtual surround sound
• Auto-on/auto-off circuit
• Remote control included
• (2) Analog stereo inputs (mixing inputs)
• Power: 60 watts
• Measures 28″w x 14.5″d x 3.5″h

The system is available now for an MSRP of $499.99.

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• 10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
• 250 nits of brightness
• Integrated ATSC/NTSC/QAM TV tuner
• HDMI 1.3 (with HDCP), VGA, Component, S-Video, Composite, and TV/cable input
• 1920 x 1080 resolution
• 16:9 aspect ratio

The VT2430 has an MSRP of $399.

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If you’re living in New York City or you happen to be passing through NYC this month, make sure to drop by the Grand Central Terminal to check out the new Sharp AQUOS Experience. The Experience, located on the bridge between the main concourse and Vanderbilt Hall, stands 26 feet high and consists of 43 Sharp AQUOS LCD TVs in a variety of sizes ranging from 19 inches to 52 inches.

As part of the Sharp AQUOS Experience, Sharp will be making a donation to the HOPE Program – “a charity that equips its participants with the skills they need to find, keep, and advance in jobs. With Sharp’s donation, The HOPE Program will be able to launch the “Green Collar Project,” a new program to help people find green collar jobs in an environmental field. This will not only allow participants to become economically self sufficient, but will also help preserve the environment.”

Two kiosks flank the AQUOS Experience where consumers can enter a sweepstakes to win one of the 43 TVs from the tower. In addition, Sharp will donate $1 to the HOPE program for every individual who enters the sweepstakes – up to $100,000 total donation and a minimum of $50,000.

Let’s hope security is tight around those displays!

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Black Friday weekend appears to be a great time to pick up a new VIZIO HDTV set. The company announced price cuts on select models for the coming weekend at various retailers – here’s what you need to know:

• VIZIO 19” HD LCD HDTV (VA19) $199.99 at Costco Locations Nationwide through 12/7/08 with Member Only MVM Coupon
• VIZIO 32” Plasma HDTV (VP322) $437.00 at Walmart effective today(Wednesday, 11/26/08) – New Everyday Low Value
• VIZIO 37” HD LCD HDTV (VW37) $499.99 at Costco Locations Black Friday weekend while supplies last Friday-Sunday, 11/28-30/08
• VIZIO 32” Full HD 1080p LCD HDTV (VOJ32LF) $559.99 at SEARS Stores Nationwide thru Sunday, 11/30/08
• VIZIO 42” Full HD 1080p LCD HDTV (VS420) $698.00 at Sam’s Club Locations Nationwide now while supplies last for the Holidays.

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If you’re like me, then you’ve probably stared at a couple of VIZIO HDTV sets at your local Costco storefront – wondering.. just how good (or bad) are these inexpensive panels anyhow? The one that I’ve been particularly interested in recently was the SV420XVT model which features a 120Hz refresh rate AND sells for only $999.99. Yes there are other 1080p 42 inch panels out there that go for less – but not necessarily one with 120Hz refresh rates. Well the folks at PC Magazine have published a review of the unit here on their website, and it doesn’t look too bad at all. Before I get into the verdict, here are the major specs to the Vizio SV420XVT:

• 42 inch panel
• Integrated NTSC/ATSC/QAM tuner
• 5 ms response time
• 500cd/m2 brightness
• 6500:1 contrast ratio
• 178 degree viewing angle
• 4 HDMI inputs with HDCP
• 2 Component, 2 Composite, 1 S-Video, 1 RGB
• SRS TruSurroundXT – three built-in speakers

All that for $999.99 at your local Costco.. sooo what did PC Mag think?

Despite some occasional visual quirks, the Vizio SV420XVT delivers high-performance LCD technology at an amazing price.

Hmm.. maybe something to consider for the holidays?

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37 inch – VO37LF

• 1920 x 1080
• 16.7 million colors
• 6500:1 extended contrast ratio
• Side access HD game port including HDMI and Component connectors
• SRS TruSurround XT
• 178 degree viewing angle
• Integrated NTSC/ATSC/QAM HDTV Tuner
• 3 HDMI ports
• Measures 36.3″ W x 25″ H x 8.6″ D with stand
• MSRP of $849.99

32 inch – VO32LF

• 1920 x 1080
• 16.7 million colors
• 6.5 ms response time
• 480 cd/m2 brightness
• 6500:1 dynamic contrast ratio
• SRS TruSurround XT
• 3 HDMI inputs
• 178 degree viewing angle
• Integrated NTSC/ATSC/QAM HDTV Tuner
• MSRP of $649.99

37 inch – VOJ370F

• 1920 x 1080
• 16.7 million colors
• 3 HDMI inputs
• Brown bezel design
• SRS TruSurround XT
• 178 degree viewing angle
• Integrated NTSC/ATSC/QAM HDTV Tuner
• 6500:1 dynamic contrast ratio
• 6.5 ms response time
• Measures 36.3″ W x 25″ H x 8.6″ D
• MSRP of $849.99

32 inch – VOJ320F

• 1920 x 1080
• 16.7 million colors
• 3 HDMI inputs
• SRS TruSurround XT
• 178 degree viewing angle
• Integrated NTSC/ATSC/QAM HDTV Tuner
• Measures 31.6″ W x 22.4″ H x 8.6″ D
• MSRP $649.99

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