With the LCD television sales rocketing high, some new display makers are into the game to compete with the established tycoons. NAXA electronics is one such new comer with good LCD televisions ranging from 13” to 22” diagonal screen size. These displays comes with in-built DVD players and has both AC and DC operation. They are offering both LCD televisions and DVD/LCD combo units, and the organisation claims that their “high performance” products comes with ATSC digital HD tuner, 16:9 image aspect ratio and HDTV resolutions.
| This start up LCD brand has announced six different DVD/LCD combo unit models and four LCD standalone models. The DVD/LCD combo unit models include 10.2” NX560 LCD Television, 13.3-inch NX564 LCD Television, 15.6-inch NX555, 19-inch NX556, 22-inch NX563, 26-inch NX557, etc. The DVD/LCD combo units comes with AC/DC operation, and a DC car corder is also provided along with the television. With the 19” NX556 model launched in the market of late, the other models will hit the global LCD television market quite soon by mid- April 2009. |  |
Other than the commercial LCD television use, these DVD/LCD combo units are intended to be used in mobile home, trailer, vans, etc. Richard Goldberg, Sales & Marketing Vice President NAXA Electronics has revealed that they are planning for two different distribution channels, one for the mobile home, trailers, vans, etc and the traditional electronics retailers as the latter choice. Other than the LCD Televisions and DVD/LCD combo units, this firm has proved their excellence in MP3/MP4 players, digital photo frames, car video/audio products, portable DVD players, related accessories, etc.
 | NAXA LCD televisions are expected to gain prevalence since it comes with an attractively reasonable price ranging from $199.99 to $429.99. Moreover the AC/DC operation helps them to be reused in the cars, vans, etc apart from the usual role of home displays. These televisions are claimed to support 1080i transmission, which ensures decent picture clarity and premium video output. With more start-up brands clustering in LCD television industry, the well-established tycoons have to be careful since the customers are availed of high performance cost effective products by the newly propped brands. Moreover this year the general trend of the market is to go for mid-budget or low budget LCD televisions than the high-end flagship models because of the global economic melt-down. |
