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Magnavox 32MF330B
$399.99
Released April, 2010
The Pros:Colors are bright and vibrant, everything is very clear. Sharp display that works well with HD television broadcast content. Remote control is well designed and the TV is responsive to commands.
The Cons:Prone to failures within the first year or two.
The Magnavox 32MF330B is a basic low-cost LCD television. This is the largest in its series with a 32 inch display, and shares the same basic features as the Magnavox 26MF330B. Both of these displays use a native resolution of 1366x768, enabling them to show TV formats in up to 1080i high definition.
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A pair of 10 watt speakers can be adjusted through the use of an on-screen 5-band equalizer, and digital audio output through a coaxial connection uses dolby digital technology. The built-in Auto Volume Leveling function adjusts the volume on the fly to boost quiet scenes and bring down the volume of booming commercials. A number of HDMI connections are available on the side and at the back enabling a number of setup arrangements, and inputs for older video equipment are also available.
Features
- Screen Size: 32 inch class (31.5 inches measured diagonally)
- Resolution WXGA (1366 x 768)
- High Definition LCD Display
- TV formats supported 1080i, 720p, 480p, 480i
- Dolby Digital output
- 20W total power / 5 Band Equalizer / Auto Volume Leveling
- 3 HDMI inputs and Easy Side inputs
- Fun-Link controls compatible MAGNAVOX devices thru an HDMI connection
- ECO Button- Energy Saving Brightness Control
- Inputs: RF, Component, 2 x HDMI, Video/S-Video
- Output: Digital Audio Output (Coaxial), Analog Audio Output
- Speaker Output Power: 10W+10W
- ENERGY STAR 4.0 qualified
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colors are bright and vibrant, everything is very clear
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sharp display that works well with HD television broadcast content
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remote control is well designed and the TV is responsive to commands
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good sound output, very clear even at lower volumes
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good range of inputs and outputs, will work well with a wide range of other devices
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doesn't draw too much power while in operation
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prone to failures within the first year or two
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