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Vizio VOJ320M
$499.99
Released February, 2011
The Pros:Fantastic price for a full 1080p HD TV - virtually unparalleled at the price point, especially considering the versatile connectivity options and A/V capabilities. Equalizer function is very important, especially for users using the TV as a standalone - experienced users will likely be able to get the stock audio outputting to a reasonable set of parameters. Large amount of external connectivity ports enable users to setup a full entertainment system - TV can support a video game console, Blu-Ray disc player and fully-featured speaker set simultaneously.
The Cons:Built-in speakers are fairly poor - sound is muddy and prone to harsh treble overtones, with minimal bass presence and boomy mids. Seemingly prone to blurring/pixelation issues amongst fast-paced material - live sports and action content (movies, video games) are fairly disappointing. Some users may encounter a persistent screen flickering issue within the first few weeks of use - TV must either be returned or carefully adjusted within the software control panel to fix.
The Vizio VOJ320M is a lower mid-cost thirty-two inch LCD HDTV with 1080p resolution. A trio of HDMI inputs allows for connection to Blu-Ray players and gaming consoles. To help ensure quality built-in sound, the VOJ320M is equipped with SRS TruSurround HD, which comes out of a pair of ten watt speakers.
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In case you are concerned about keeping your energy costs down, this model meets and exceeds Energy Star 3.0 guidelines. This model differs from the higher cost E321VA thirty-two inch model in that it lacks the TruVolume audio-balancing feature, has a slower response time (6.5 milliseconds as opposed to the E321VA model's 5 millisecond response time), and lacks the E321VA's 3D comb filter, which serves to reduce artifacts like dot crawl.
Features
- 32" display
- ATSC/Clear QAM tuner
- Native Panel Resolution: 1920 x 1080
- Signal Compatibility: Supports 480i (SDTV), 480P (EDTV), 720P (HDTV), 1080i (HDTV), 1080p (FHDTV)
- 16.7 million color
- Computer Support: 640x480, 800x600, 1024x768, 1360x768, 1920x1080 via VGA; 640x480/1920x1080 via HDMI
- Dynamic Contrast Ratio: 50,000:1
- Brightness: 500 cd/m2
- Brown bezel
- Response Time: 6.5ms
- Viewable Angle: 178 degrees (horizontal and vertical)
- SRS TruSurround HD
- 3 HDMI w/HDCP (2 on rear, 1 on side)
- RF Connector for Internal Tuner
- Component YPbPr plus Stereo Audio
- S-Video connector
- Computer RGB
- Composite Video
- USB Port
- 60Hz refresh rate
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Fantastic price for a full 1080p HD TV - virtually unparalleled at the price point, especially considering the versatile connectivity options and A/V capabilities
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Equalizer function is very important, especially for users using the TV as a standalone - experienced users will likely be able to get the stock audio outputting to a reasonable set of parameters
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1
Large amount of external connectivity ports enable users to setup a full entertainment system - TV can support a video game console, Blu-Ray disc player and fully-featured speaker set simultaneously
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Unit does a great job of preventing glare - ideal for users whose entertainment room is prone to high natural light levels throughout the day
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Built-in speakers are fairly poor - sound is muddy and prone to harsh treble overtones, with minimal bass presence and boomy mids
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Seemingly prone to blurring/pixelation issues amongst fast-paced material - live sports and action content (movies, video games) are fairly disappointing
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1
Some users may encounter a persistent screen flickering issue within the first few weeks of use - TV must either be returned or carefully adjusted within the software control panel to fix
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