You are a green choice for TV next? Vizio has done something very unique and publish a "green" TV LCD HDTV called VECO320L. Vizio TV in general, the same amount of energy, like other LCD televisions, but this time uses about 44% less energy than other 32 "LCD screens. It is fully compatible with the requirements of Energy Star 3.0 (in fact, uses 15% less energy outline specifications) and will save money, visitElectric bill to do so while you are using, to the environment by reducing energy consumption.

The EIA on VECO320L is a low $ 499, but you can probably pick it up even cheaper than at the time of order. That is energy efficient LCD, which is really a small price.

VECO320L Specifications
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720p and 1080i formats
1366 x 768 nativeResolution
Integrated NTSC / ATSC / QAM HDTV Tuner
6.5ms response time
16.77 million colors
Brightness 450 cd/m2
2500:1 contrast ratio (12,500:1 and a dynamic contrast ratio)
178 degree view

Inputs:
1 RF
2 HDMI with HDCP
1 stereo analog audio inputs for HDMI
2 Component YPbPr
1 composite
1 S-Video
1 computer RGB
1 Port Service

Releases
1 analog audio output (RCA)
1 5.1 SPDIF Digital OpticalAudio

The TV is equipped with a one-year warranty on parts and labor from Vizio. I recommend an extended warranty if possible) (a standard for all devices you buy.

The department of image quality should not suffer, if you're a TV friendly. The VECO320L shows excellent clarity and color and it really is everything you expect from Vizio. You really have one of the leading producers of LCD of our time and luckily, their prices are stillTelevision, in line with what most of us can afford to pay.

Vizio TV is like the VECO320L are the way of the future, everyone will be more awareness of the environment and the producers are trying to promote their products environmentally friendly. We hope that other manufacturers soon followed.

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