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VIZIO - VX32L - 32" | LCD HDTV
LCD TV
GTIN; UPC; EAN 8888494623020 (GTIN)
product code; part number; part no; model number; model no VX32L

LCD TV ▪ VIZIO ▪ VX32L ▪ GTIN 8888494623020
1 year limited warranty

Updated 9/8/2008 9:47:16 PM UTC (87 days, 4 hours, 4 minutes ago)

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VIZIO - VX32L - 32" | LCD HDTV

Flat panel LCD technology has never looked so great, until now. The new VIZIO VX32L offers incredible performance and value within a slim design 32" diagonal package. Watching DVD movies, enjoying your favorite ball game on TV, or being captivated by your local HDTV content, the VIZIO VX32L's high 1366 x 768 resolution, 178-degree viewing angle and blazing response time will impress even the most discerning of consumers.

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News

Vizio hacks prices on select HDTVs prior to Black Friday
	We've already seen that a number of retailers will be offering Vizio HDTVs on the cheap this Friday (or Black Friday, as the in-crowd calls it these days), but the company is stealing a bit of their thunder by announcing cuts from the top a few days early. Vizio's 19-inch VA19 LCD will be offered for just $199.99 at Costco through December 7th, while the 32-inch VP322 plasma (pictured) will go for $437 at Walmart starting today. There's also the 37-inch VW37 LCD HDTV for $499.99 at Costco, the 32-inch 1080p VOJ32LF LCD for $559.99 at Sears and the 42-inch 1080p VS420 for $698 at Sam's Club. If none of these sets float your boat, check out our condensed guide to Black Friday: HD style for something more to your liking.Filed under: Displays, HDTV, Home EntertainmentVizio hacks prices on select HDTVs prior to Black Friday originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 26 Nov 2008 19:03:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Read \| Permalink \| Email this \| Comments
	11/27/2008 12:39 AM (8d 1h 11m ago)
More Energy-Star TVs for Sale under New Ratings System
	The Environmental Protection Agency unveiled its new rating system for energy-efficient televisions on November 1st, deeming 229 models Energy Star-compliant. New guidelines address the "phantom load," or energy drain when switched "off." According to The Daily Green, "275 million TVs in American account for a staggering 4 percent of electricity consumed" and "some models can consume as much as a refrigerator, traditionally the most electricity-hungry appliance in the home. That means that not only is the price tag of the television you buy important, but its ongoing energy costs." Before you buy a new TV, visit the Energy Star Web site for a list of compliant televisions, which are more than 30 percent more efficient than non-compliant sets. Qualifying are 19 plasma models (most of them by Panasonic), 199 LCD models, and 11 "other", like a line of Samsung TVs.
	11/14/2008 3:08 PM (20d 10h 42m ago)
Sharp LCD beats bands, belittles electricity bill
	Sharp's LC-52D65U has solid energy-saving chops.(Credit: CNET) It's been awhile since we reviewed a Sharp TV. The last big-screen model was the company's LC-52D64U from more than a year ago. At the time we liked most aspects of the TV's performance, but there was one big problem we noticed in that TV and in models we reviewed in previous years: The bad: Uneven uniformity manifests as irregular bands across screen. Judging from the new 52-inch LC-52D65U we reviewed, Sharp has finally beaten the bands. We noticed no untoward uniformity issues with our review sample, and its picture quality was all-around decent given its entry-level place in the big-screen LCD totem pole. This Energy Star 3.0-compliant set is also one of the most efficient we've tested, thanks in part to a new power saving mode. Read the full review of the Sharp LC-52D65U....
	10/28/2008 6:01 PM (37d 7h 50m ago)
TV prices fall 22 percent in September
	If you thought the days of massive price drops in HDTV prices were over, think again. According to a survey by DisplaySearch, average global Internet pricing across all TV categories fell by a whopping 22 percent in September compared with the same month last year. TV prices have plummeted again, ...
	10/28/2008 6:00 PM (37d 7h 50m ago)
LCD making worse for environment than coal?
	A chemical used to make LCD televisions and semiconductors could cause more global warming than coal-fired power plants, a report warns. Nitrogen trifluoride is a "missing greenhouse gas," according to a study published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters on June 26. It's used in chemical vapor deposition, which ...
	7/10/2008 12:00 PM (147d 13h 50m ago)

Tips & Techniques

Ask the Editors: Does calibration reduce power consumption?
	(Credit: CNET) Q: I heard that TV calibration could reduce energy consumption and therefore reduce costs to operate. Do you have any evidence of that? --Scott, via e-mailA: Yes it does and yes I do, but first it's worth mentioning that you don't necessarily need to pay hundreds of dollars for a professional calibration to get the savings. What saves energy and operating costs, as well as increases product lifespan, is reducing light output. That's typically controlled by the contrast or "picture" control and, in an LCD TV, the backlight control. Since calibration usually involves reducing light output from the very bright default picture settings, it will generally result in cost savings. The picture is still plenty bright after calibration, especially for the kind of darkened home theater environment more conducive to watching movies, it's just not as blindingly bright as the default modes often used to compete with other TVs on the showroom floor. ...
	11/03/2008 5:35 PM (31d 8h 16m ago)
DTV TRANSITION 101: A VIDEO GUIDE
	B&C and MonkeySee.com Release Web Video Series Featuring Industry Experts to Share Insight and Instruction on Making the Transition to All-Digital TV On February 18, 2009 – six months from today – the television industry will enter a new era as all full-power broadcast stations shut off their analog signals and complete the transition to all-digital [...]
	8/20/2008 5:53 PM (106d 7h 58m ago)
HD Guru's Tips on Getting the Best Price on a New HDTV
	Readers often ask how to obtain the best price on a new HDTV. The HD Guru™ shares his retail secrets here based on his vast national and regional consumer electronics management experience.How cheap can you get the Editor's Choice-winning Panasonic TH-50PZ800U?
	6/06/2008 5:17 PM (181d 8h 34m ago)

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Vizio Technical Support (Phone: 949.428.2525 | 888 VIZIO 23 | 888.849.4623 | Most installation and set-up questions may be easily answered by using the quick start guide and user manual included with your new VIZIO television. The quick start guide has easy-to-read diagrams and instructions for connecting your video devices (i.e. cable, satellite, DVD, and VCR). The quick start guide also includes remote control codes and instructions to use your existing cable or satellite remote with your new VIZIO.). Vizio Extended Service Plans. Vizio Product FAQs.

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VIZIO Limited Warranty

ONE-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY ON PARTS AND LABOR | VIZIO displays in the United States are warranted to be free from functional defects in materials or workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date of the original retail purchase.

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