Vizio VO370M 37″ LCD TV 1080p HDTV
Vizio VO370M 37″ LCD TV 1080p HDTV
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Brand: Vizio Model : VO370M Customer Rating : List Price : $799.95
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Vizio VO370M 37″ LCD TV 1080p HDTV Feature
- 1920 x 1080 native resolution for powerful, clear performance.
- Integrated ATSC/Clear QAM Tuner for HDTV broadcast reception.
- Contrast ratio of 15000:1 for beautiful color depth.
- 500 cd/m2 brightness high luminance display for brighter picture.
- Wide screen aspect ratio (16:9) for a complete home theater experience.
Vizio VO370M 37″ LCD TV 1080p HDTV Overviews
The chic textured finish of this 37″ ECO HDTV sets it apart the rest. Consuming less energy than traditional HDTVs, it exceeds current Energy Star Guidelines by at least 15%. The Full High Definition 1080p resolution and 15,000:1 contrast ratio deliver crystal clear, razor sharp imges for an amazing viewing experience.pli37″ LCD HDTVli1080p Full HDli15,000:1 Contrast Ratio for darker blackspb1080p Full HD/bbrFull HD resolution giving you razor sharp clarity, crisp and clear images and an absolutely amazing viewing experience.p
Vizio VO370M 37″ LCD TV 1080p HDTV RelateItems
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Vizio VO370M 37″ LCD TV 1080p HDTV CustomerReview
Otherwise either go bigger (such as a 1080p projector) or just get a higher contrast 720p display. That said…br /br /Still wowed at how good the new LCDs are. A year or two with an Olevia 37″ I thought was great compared at home with this new Vizio 37″ 1080P downstairs: Damn. All I had to do was put everything in the middle setting, sharpness on 5 (out of 7), turn off all the processing and features, and put the backlight at about 10-20 to get the whites bright enough, or higher for brighter rooms. And the in-content blacks are still inky. It renders the entire contrast and color range faithfully except for a little laziness in the middle of the dynamic range curve that can seem “smoky” on some older video mastering jobs (you truly need CRT, Plasma, or exotics to get it perfect). And it doesn’t have to be excruciatingly bright like the Olevias. That 237t-t12 even at it’s lowest of three crude backlight settings still is kind of blinding in bright scenes, and I have the Brightness down to the point at which the blacks do not get blacker but I can still barely see the foot of the contrast curve. br /br /That continuously adjustable backlight on the new screens is essential. Combined with better real native (not the dynamic software) contrast, and I am floored. And it was 0 cheaper than the Olevia originally! The only thing I’m troubled with is the promotion of this dynamic contrast mode so much in an effort to compete with Plasmas. I think the contrast really is getting good enough on these 37″ LCDs that it doesn’t need to hide it. Again, there’s still obviously room for improvement as Dark City and the Fifth Element still aren’t quite filmy yet in their gorgeous contrast rendition on any LCD I’ve seen yet, but it’s getting there. At a higher cost, the newest multi-LED-based screens allow even more control over the backlight, but the only time I see any non-uniformity is on a completely blank, black screen with a very slight flashlight effect in the upper right. Much less than the 237t-t12. Now I must start worrying about upgrading the computer to have the horsepower to get one of these for my upstairs system! X-Plane or Blackshark in 1080P just isn’t going to happen on a P4.br /
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