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Haier HL26R
$580.00
Released May, 2008
The Pros:Dedicated headphone jack is an excellent feature - ideal for users viewing content late at night who need to be mindful of people nearby. Picture quality is excellent - colors are balanced and vivid, with minimal saturation issues amongst similarly-shaded hues. Initial setup is very easy - detailed instruction manual enables configuration within approximately 10 minutes regardless of user experience level.
The Cons:Stock sound outputting is very poor - users are required to attach an external speaker system for viewing TV/movie content. TV cannot distinguish between widescreen and standard aspect ratio content - must be manually configured each time a new format is to be played back. Fairly poor for video game playback - unit is seemingly prone to color balance issues when managing external video inputs via RCA.
The Haier HL26R is a 26" LCD TV that is a part of Haier's R Series of televisions. It has a 1366x768 resolution, 400 cd/m2 brightness, a 800:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio and fast 6.5 ms response time for a good quality picture, even for fast moving images.
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It has two HDMI and two component inputs for plenty of HD connectivity, and also has a PC VGA input so it can be used to display content from your computer, or as an exclusive computer monitor. There are 2 built in 5 watt speakers with stereo or stereo surround capabilities, and four built in sound modes (Standard/Theater/Music/Custom). It has an integrated ATSC/NTSC tuner letting you enjoy analog or digital cable channels, including free over-the-air HDTV signals. Other notable features include closed captioning, programmable timer, multilingual display, zoom and V-chip parental controls.
Audio Features
- MTS Stereo
- Mute
- Number Of Speakers: 2
- Sound Mode: Standard/Theater/Music/Custom
- Stereo Surround Sound
- Tone Control
- Watts Per Channel: 5W
Convenience Features
- Auto Channel Programming
- Channel Caption
- Channel Skip/Add
- Clock
- Closed Caption (Basic, Digital, Advance)
- Favorite Channel
- Freeze Picture
- Multilingual Display
- Programmable Timer
- Remote Control: HTR-282E (universal)
- Semi transparent Menu
- Sleep timer
- V-CHIP
- ZOOM
Dimensions
- Depth: 7.95"
- Product Height: 19.72"
- Product Width: 26.06"
- Unit Weight (lbs):25.08 lbs.
Input/Output
- ATSC/NTSC Tuner
- AV Output: Audio
- Analog Audio Input
- sComponent Video Input: 2
- Composite Video Input: 2
- HDMI Input: 2
- Headphone jack: 1
- PC Audio Input
- PC Input: 1
- RF input: 1
- S-video input: 1
Power
- Internal power Supply
- Power Consumption (in Operation): 150 W
- Power Consumption (in Standby): 1W
- Power Frequency: 60Hz
- Power Voltage" 120 ± 10% V
Video Features
- # of preset channels: 181
- Brightness: 400 cm/2
- Color Temperature: Standard, Cool, Warm
- Color display" 16.2 Million
- Contrast: 800:1
- Digital comb filter: 3D
- Picture Modes: standard, vivid, mild, custom
- Progressive Scan
- Resolution: 1366 x 768
- Response time(ms): 8ms
- Screen size (inches): 26
- Video Noise Reduction
- Video Signal System: NTSC/ATSC(8VSB, Clear QAM)
- Viewing Angle; H:160 / V:150
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Pros & Cons
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Dedicated headphone jack is an excellent feature - ideal for users viewing content late at night who need to be mindful of people nearby
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Picture quality is excellent - colors are balanced and vivid, with minimal saturation issues amongst similarly-shaded hues
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Initial setup is very easy - detailed instruction manual enables configuration within approximately 10 minutes regardless of user experience level
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Included remote control is simple and easy to use - button arrangement is logical, allowing for quick navigation of on-screen menus and other prompts
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Stock sound outputting is very poor - users are required to attach an external speaker system for viewing TV/movie content
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1
TV cannot distinguish between widescreen and standard aspect ratio content - must be manually configured each time a new format is to be played back
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1
Fairly poor for video game playback - unit is seemingly prone to color balance issues when managing external video inputs via RCA
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