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Envision launches new 32-inch LCD TVs

Envision Peripherals Inc. (EPI), home to the AOC and Envision branded displays, today expanded its line of high-performance LCD TVs with the introduction of two new 32-inch units that deliver an extraordinary home theater experience at budget friendly prices.

Priced at $649 (about Rs 26,000), the Envision L32W661 offers impressive high-resolution picture quality with a 16.9 aspect ratio (1366 X 768 pixels) and a 1200:1 contrast ratio, and the ultra-fast 8 millisecond response time ensures smooth fast-action movement with virtually no ghosting.

The Envision L32W661 features one PC input and two High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) inputs, which simplify cabling and deliver crystal-clear, all-digital audio and video quality. The advanced connectivity allows simultaneous access to multiple digital multimedia content sources such as cable or satellite set-top boxes, DVR devices, Blu-ray players, game consoles or digital video cameras, making it ideal for college dorm rooms or other multi-purpose spaces.

Integrated with both an advanced ATSC receiver and a Clear QAM tuner, the Envision L32W661 is designed to receive over-the-air High Definition broadcasts and decode clear channels of digital cable transmissions without requiring a separate set-top receiver box. Balancing style and functionality, the sleek L32W661 has a 178-degree viewing angle and can be easily mounted on a wall, providing a clear view from almost any point in a room while at the same time conserving valuable space. The versatile unit also features a multiple picture mode with normal, zoom, wide and cinema options.

The L32W661 comes complete with a multi-function remote, built-in 16 watt speakers and an all-digital S/PDIF interface that ensures compatibility with the latest home theater components.

Also available from EPI is the Envision L32W698, which comes with similar features and a single HDMI input for the suggested retail price of $649 (about Rs 26,000).

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