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Westinghouse CES TV Lineup Includes 70-inch LED
The 70-inch UW70 LED TV is Westinghouse's largest TV to date, offering 1080p resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate and 8ms response time.
Westinghouse is adding a slew of TVs to its lineup of LED Edge Lit and LCD HDTVs at CES 2012.
Westinghouse will show its largest HDTV to date, the 70-inch UW70 series, and the 55-inch EW55 series. Both LED sets boast a 1080p resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate and 8ms response time. Connections include three HDMI, one component and one VGA input. Other options include 3D noise reduction, inverse 3:2 pulldown for film-based content and three-way selectable color temperature.
The company is also debuting at CES 2012 its line of ultra-slim bezel LED HDTVs, the 46-inch UW46T5PZ. The LED TV features 1080p HD, 120Hz refresh rate 6.5 ms response time and the same options such as 3D noise reduction, inverse 3:2 pulldown and three-way selectable color temperature.
Other new products include the 1080p full HD 40-inch EW40 series, which offers a 120Hz refresh rate and 6.5 ms response time. The set comes with HDMI (2), composite (1) and VGA/component (1) inputs. Also being introduced is the 32-inch EW32 series, which features 720p resolution, 16x9 aspect ratio and has HDMI (2), composite (1) and VGA/component (1) inputs.
Westinghouse also will debut four new CCFL-based sets, including the 50-inch CW50 series the 38.5-inch CW39 series, and the 37-inch CW37 series. All three full HD 1080p sets offer three HDMI, one component and one VGA input. The sets also feature a host of picture enhancements, including 3D noise reduction, inverse 3:2 pull down, three-way selectable color temperature and super quick response times for fast-moving sports.
The 32-inch CW32 series will also be making its debut, featuring a 720p resolution, three HDMI, one component and one VGA input.
Westinghouse will show its largest HDTV to date, the 70-inch UW70 series, and the 55-inch EW55 series. Both LED sets boast a 1080p resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate and 8ms response time. Connections include three HDMI, one component and one VGA input. Other options include 3D noise reduction, inverse 3:2 pulldown for film-based content and three-way selectable color temperature.
The company is also debuting at CES 2012 its line of ultra-slim bezel LED HDTVs, the 46-inch UW46T5PZ. The LED TV features 1080p HD, 120Hz refresh rate 6.5 ms response time and the same options such as 3D noise reduction, inverse 3:2 pulldown and three-way selectable color temperature.
Other new products include the 1080p full HD 40-inch EW40 series, which offers a 120Hz refresh rate and 6.5 ms response time. The set comes with HDMI (2), composite (1) and VGA/component (1) inputs. Also being introduced is the 32-inch EW32 series, which features 720p resolution, 16x9 aspect ratio and has HDMI (2), composite (1) and VGA/component (1) inputs.
Westinghouse also will debut four new CCFL-based sets, including the 50-inch CW50 series the 38.5-inch CW39 series, and the 37-inch CW37 series. All three full HD 1080p sets offer three HDMI, one component and one VGA input. The sets also feature a host of picture enhancements, including 3D noise reduction, inverse 3:2 pull down, three-way selectable color temperature and super quick response times for fast-moving sports.
The 32-inch CW32 series will also be making its debut, featuring a 720p resolution, three HDMI, one component and one VGA input.
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