Product Details
GPX 32” 1080p LED TV with Built-in DVD Player
Streamline your home theater setup this HDTV/DVD-player combo. The 32” set fits neatly in compact spaces, making it ideal for dorm rooms or small apartments, while the built-in DVD player means you don’t have to hook up external components to start watching movies.
Lifelike Detailing
Vivid color, razor-sharp contrast, and expansive clarity pull you deeper into movies, TV shows, and video games. To achieve this quality, 1080p Full HD resolution packs the display with more than 2 million pixels, rendering super-fine images for a picture that looks almost true to life.
Enhanced Brightness and Depth
LEDs boost brightness, creating a brilliant picture that’s easy to see whether you’re curled up for a late movie or getting ready for a noon kickoff. Striking black and white levels give images more pop, contribute to a more realistic sense of depth, and amplify shadows and other lighting effects. LEDs also consume little power, making them more energy efficient than other forms of display lighting.
HDMI and USB: Connect to More Content
An HDMI port connects high-definition components such as a Blu-ray player, cable box, or Roku Streaming Stick directly to your HDTV. USB input pushes your TV’s connectivity even further, letting you do things such as view photos or listen to music saved on thumb drives, digital cameras, and other USB sources.
Specifications
- Product number: Tde3274bp
- Screen size: 32”
- Resolution: 1080p
- Lighting: LED
- Contrast ratio: 15,000:1
- Built-in DVD player
- WiFi: no
- Media streaming apps: no
- Ports: HDMI, USB, RCA, Optical audio, 3.5mm, RF
- Weight without stand: 29” (L) x 3.6” (W) x 17.6” (H)
- Product dimensions without stand: 11.32lb.
- Weight with stand: 29” (L) x 7.8” (W) x 19.7” (H)
- Product dimensions with stand: 12.2lb.
- Condition: new
In the Box: TV, remote, swivel stand, power cable
About Vizio
Launching in 2002, when rival companies had been selling TVs for decades, Vizio may be a relative newcomer to the TV market, but it hit the ground running. By 2007, it sold the most LCD TVs in America. Its runaway success is thanks in large part to its bread-and-butter HDTV, the LED-backlit 1080p set that can be found in most living rooms. Yet the company also takes chances on the latest technologies. In 2015, for instance, it launched what is arguably one of the most high-end sets ever produced—the $130,000 Reference Series, a 120” 4K set with support for more than one billion colors and integrated 5.1-channel surround sound. While the hefty price tag will deter most TV shoppers, Vizio will inevitably find a way to pack the cutting-edge technologies into a more consumer-friendly set—the approach to TV-making that brought it success in the first place.
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