Super Thin LCD TV Unveiled by JVC
A super thin LCD television that can be rated with a high-priced OLED TV has been announced by JVC. The JVC GD-32X1 32 inch LCD TV is nothing else than a thin marvel according to the manufacturer, owing to its 6.4mm thickness at its thinnest. The thickest part of the device, 22.5 inch thick, holds its vital circuitry, hence announces that the it is not quite an OLED thin panel device.
This LCD TV that is attractive in terms of looks, does not trail either in its display capability. The display of the model is explained by a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, making it a FullHD television. The contrast ratio of the TV’s display is 4000:1, although reports have not yet been released on its defacto performance.
Another significant feature of the GD-32X1 is its 120GHz processing back-up. The device is also blessed by the 90% Adobe RPG and 100% sRGB colour space reproduction that enhances image viewing on the display. However, the television disappoints in its connectivity part, as it has only a couple of HDMI ports, beside an RGB port and a component input to boast.
The playback of MP3 files as well as the displaying of JPEG pictures in the GD-32X1 can be materialised by its SDHC memory card slot. Although, the connectivity of the device is a bit lagging, it is believed that the shortcomings would seldom hurt the prospects of the TV, particularly for it being marketed as one of the thinnest models in the world.
The brightness factor of the display is optimised to 400 nits. Pricing information is not available at least for the time being,
