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Vizio Announces Eight New HDTVs and Internet App Partners

Vizio Announces Eight New HDTVs and Internet App Partners

Low-cost HDTV maker Vizio has formally introduced eight new HDTVs in its XVT line, and announced content and application partners who are on board to provide content and apps for its VIA (Via Internet Apps) feature on Via Connected HDTVS.

First up, Vizio’s new XVT line aims at the high end, challenging makers like Samsung and Sony on their own turf, rather than continuing to wage the battle for the entry level HDTV market. The new XVT sets all feature 1080p resolution, fast refresh rates (120 Hz in 32- and 37-inch sizes, 240Hz refresh rates in 42-, 47-, and 55-inch sizes), and Vizio’s “TruLED” with Smart Dimming for improved contrast. Selected models will also feature Vizio’s Via Internet Apps—and all models are Energy Star 3.0 compliant. The XVTs feature three to five HDMI inputs (more on the bigger models, and all sport SRS TruSurround HD and SRS TruVolume audio.

Envision Launches New 15 and 19-inch HDTVs

Envision is launching their new L19W461 19-inch monitor and the L15X661 15-inch monitor today. Both of these TVs are being marketed as perfect additions to your kitchen, dorm room, bedroom or office. Each TV will feature integrated ATSC (HDTV) tuners and HDMI inputs in addition to other connections.

The L19W461 19-inch TV features a wide-screen 16:10 format and boasts a 1440×900 picture resolution and 800:1 contrast ratio, in addition to its 5ms response rate.

The L15X661 15-inch TV has a maximum picture resolution of 1024×768 and a contrast ratio of 500:1 in addition to an 8ms response rate.

Samsung Takes HDTVs Full Tilt

Samsung Takes HDTVs Full Tilt

Among Samsung’s numerous announcements at the CES Expo this week was one which may turn many coach-potato’s heads—and high-def displays&mdash. Samsung has announced a new automatic wall mounting system for its new line of plasma displays which enables users to control the viewing angle of their televisions via button on their remote control.

The mount enables users to change the tilt of the display from 15 to 20 degrees in multiple directions, and incorporates a safety sensor to prevent the display from grinding into a wall or coming into contact with other objects which could interfere with the display while it’s in motion.

Sony Touts Internet TV Service Add-on

Sony Touts Internet TV Service Add-on

Citing "transformation" as its theme for this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Sony Electronics took the wraps off its first Internet-based video system, with content partners like AOL and Yahoo already lined up to provide Internet-based video.

Denon Intros 19 Products, Delays A/V Server

The company also unveiled a $6,000 receiver that will be the industry’s highest priced receiver and the first A/V receiver with 10 amplifier channels and total 16-channel output. The industry’s highest price receivers range up to about $4,500 from such companies as Onkyo, Sony and Yamaha. A handful of other receivers feature 12-channels to 16-channels of amplification, but those models are designed exclusively for distributed-audio purposes and lack surround-sound decoding.

In other receiver highlights, Denon lowered the opening price point for 100MHz component-video switching and for composite-to-component video conversion to a suggested $399 from $4,300 with the introduction of its AVR-1705. The company also expanded Dolby Pro Logic IIx surround decoding to receivers priced down to a suggested $299.

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