HDTV Reviews

The Vizio VP42 HDTV is a very well priced 42-inch plasma screen offering very good image quality and colors at a very reasonable price. Plasmas often offer better value for money over LCD screens at larger sizes, but Vizio has managed to take your money even further, giving you a large screen with great quality. The Vizio VP42 offers a 1024 x 768 pixel resolution and supports both 720p and 1080i HD formats, 178 degrees viewing angle, built in NTSC, ATSC tuner and 120.4 cd/m2 brightness. Read more

According to Digitimes a 52-inch Vizio Full-HD (1080p) LCD TV is expected to be released to the North American market in August this year manufactured from LCD panels sourced from LG.Philips, say their sources. Read more

Vizio has been growing at a wild speed and is now ranked number four in America. Vizio is also the number one selling HDTV in a vast number of sizes, so if you are unsure about buying Vizio, consider yourself safe, as they have received nothing but good reviews.

Vizio looks set to expand even further with a new deal with Wal-mart, who will stock and sell in all of it’ 3,300+ stores the VW26LHDTV, VW32LHDTV, VW37LHDTV and the VW42LHDTV. Read more

The Vizio VP50HDTV as you might guess from the name is a HDTV, a 50-inch plasma HDTV to be exact. The VP50 HDTV offers you a large 50-inch screen for a great price of just shy of $1,500 which is a lot of screen for the money. Vizio might not be the first band you think of when you think HDTVs, but they are gaining market space by offering a decent HDTV for less than the big names. The Vizio VP50 is a 720p or 1080i (1366 x 768 resolution) HD set which offers a brightness of 1,500 cd/m and a contrast ratio of 15,000:1 and offers a vast 231 billion colors for a great vivid image, and comes in a stylish sliver and black gloss finish. Read more

The Vizio VM60PHDTV is an inexpensive large 60-inch plasma set with great features including four HDMI inputs which shows a well thought out design for the future. The great looking VM60P HDTV should be a great buy for anyone who is looking for a large HDTV with great connectivity at a good price.
Cnet have taken a look at the VM60PHDTV and say the native resolution of the Vizio VM60PHDTV is 1,366×768, the same as many other, much smaller displays. Read more

The Vizio Maximvs VM60P is a 60-inch plasma set priced at just $2,999 which is a great price for an HDTV at this large size. Many 60-inch similar sized sets cost around $6,000 to $8,000 so the Maximvs VM60P is quite the budget big screen plasma.
It is not full 1080i hd, but 720p with a resolution of 1366×768, but for this size and price it’s not unexpected. The VM60P also features a generous four HDMI inputs, two component inputs, VGA and integrated digital tuners and has a 7,000:1 contrast ratio and 1,200 cd/m2 brightness. The Maximvs VM60P also has the Genesis Faroudja DCDi scaler which can accept a 480i to 1080p signal to display.
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Vizio have released their 47-inch Full 1080p HD LCD, the Vizio GV47LF. The suggested retail price of $1899, which is the same price as their previous 720p set. Vizio’s Gallevia GV47LF has a great classy look of gloss black and silver with the full HD resolution of 1920×1080 pixels and features touch sensitive controls. It features 500 cd/m2 brightness, a contrast ratio of 800:1 16.7 million colors and a fast response time of 8ms. Read more

The Vizio VX37L is an inexpensive 37-inch LCD with good connectivity and colour decoding. Cnet have reviewed the VX37L and say the Vizio VX37L HDTV replaces the company’s last 37-inch LCD set, the L37 HDTV, but not much has changed. The VX37L HDTV measures 36.2 x 26 x 10.4 inches (WHD) atop the stand, and the panel itself is 4.3 inches deep.

The Vizio VX37L HDTV comes well-equipped for an inexpensive HDTV. Its pixel array is standard fare, at 1,366×768 native resolution, allowing it to resolve all of the detail of 720p sources. As always, all sources are scaled to fit the pixels.
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Vizio have released a whole new bunch of HDTV in both LCD and plasma styles. Starting with the Vizio VP42 which is a 42-inch plasma set for sub $1000, yes that is correct!. The VP42 is an upgraded version of the popular 42-inch P42 and features 720p/1080i support, built-in ATSC tuner for OTA HDTV broadcasts with no extra cost for a dedicated box, and of course HDMI. Boasting 231 billion colors the VP42 will be an absolute pleasure to watch whether it’s sports, movies or everyday TV HDTV.
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The Vizio GV46L is a 46-inch well priced LCD with good connectivity, but does it do the job well? Cnet has a review of the GV46L and wites: The 46-inch Vizio GV46L HDTV looks exactly like a bigger version of the 42-inch GV42L HDTV on the outside. Glossy black is the new black in TV country, and the Vizio follows suit nicely, framing its wide screen in a relatively thin, 1.5-inch-wide, glossy black border. The speakers and the stand below the screen are silver, and the Gallevia sub-brand is printed across the middle under the Vizio logo.
Like many LCD panels and most 50-inch plasmas, the Vizio GV46L HDTV has a native resolution of 1,366×768 pixels. That’s not as many as you’ll find on higher-end 1080p LCDs, but it’s still enough to display every detail of incoming 720p HDTV programming. All sources, be they 1080i or 720p HDTV, DVD, standard-def TV, or computer, are scaled to fit the native resolution.
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