JVC today showed off the new 32-inch LT-32WX50 LED backlight TV at the CEDIA expo, It has a contrast ratio of 4,000:1 and 90% Adobe RGB color space. Measuring at only 7mm thin, this 32-inch also comes with two HDMI inputs, a PC input, an USB port and an SD memory card slot. The JVC 32-inch LT-32WX50 LED backlight TV retails for £1,900 ($3,124) when it is released in the UK sometime this October/November 2009. [Engadget]
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Having recently seen the samsung B8000 which also uses LED’s instead of CCFL backlights i was most impressed by the image quality and the sleek design, i cant wait to see the new toshiba to see how the image compares whilst only being a 3rd of the depth of the samsung!
With all the benefits that seem to come from using LEDs i definately think they are the way forward for LCD televisions!
Good to see that JVC are jumping on the LED bandwagon, but a release date of October/November is surely going to put them a huge distance behind Samsung, Sony and Sharp (even if they are only LED backlit LCD TVs)? The specification isn’t that great either – even the most basic Samsung LED TVs have four HDMI ports. Will be interesting to see how the JVC fares up.
On June 21, 2008 i purchased a 32 inch JVC and on July 19, 2008 the television was not working. I only had a year warranty and it seem a little unfair that this would happen less than one month later. What could I do about this problem?
@kris correll
Contact the supplier of your TV (the shop you bought it from), and see if they’ll do a repair or replace. There may have been a fault with the particular batch of TVs yours is from, or the model itself, which the store should be able to inform you about (or check on JVC’s website).