This story is from March 30, 2016
Intex launches 32-inch LED TVs at Rs 23,999
NEW DELHI: Domestic consumer electronics company Intex has expanded its portfolio of the 32-inch LED TVs with two new models, LED TV 3208 and LED TV 3220.
Both new models have been priced at Rs 23,999.
Like other Intex televisions, the new LED TVs are also equipped with the Eye Safe T-Matrix technology, which is said to remove undue lag and offer faster response time to prevent blurry images.
The two models come with mega dynamic contrast ratio for better picture clarity along with a Power Saving feature. The models also feature Implemented Honeycomb panel protection sheet for protection of front panel.
The TVs offer connectivity ports like RF, two HDMI, two AV input, one AV output, two USB, YpbPr, VGA, PC Audio and 3.5mm earphone jack.
While the LED 3208 has a brightness of 230 cd/m2, consumes 60W power and weighs 6.6kg, the LED 32220 has a brightness of 280 cd/m2, consumes 70W power and weighs 6.6kg.
“The latest addition in the 32-inch segment are part of continued focus on our mid-range product line-up targeted at first-time consumers switching to LED TVs," said Nidhi Markanday, business head, consumer durable and IT accessories.
Other features include Cinema Zoom, which allows zoom-in feature in both horizontal and vertical directions, USB-to-USB Copy that allows content to be copied from one stick to other and gaming mode.
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Like other Intex televisions, the new LED TVs are also equipped with the Eye Safe T-Matrix technology, which is said to remove undue lag and offer faster response time to prevent blurry images.
The two models come with mega dynamic contrast ratio for better picture clarity along with a Power Saving feature. The models also feature Implemented Honeycomb panel protection sheet for protection of front panel.
The TVs offer connectivity ports like RF, two HDMI, two AV input, one AV output, two USB, YpbPr, VGA, PC Audio and 3.5mm earphone jack.
While the LED 3208 has a brightness of 230 cd/m2, consumes 60W power and weighs 6.6kg, the LED 32220 has a brightness of 280 cd/m2, consumes 70W power and weighs 6.6kg.
“The latest addition in the 32-inch segment are part of continued focus on our mid-range product line-up targeted at first-time consumers switching to LED TVs," said Nidhi Markanday, business head, consumer durable and IT accessories.
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