Hannspree HDTV Embraces Modern Design
March 28th, 2007
LCD television maker HANNSpree is best known for their fun and funky line of TVs for kids rooms. Now, they’re getting a bit more serious by entering the HDTV market.
The $1150 HANNSvibewhite is a 32-inch LCD television with a chunky, contemporary design, highlighted by white and black accents. The unique cabinet design lets you easily remove the stereo speakers if you have an external audio system. Native resolution is SXGA (1366×768) and the set supports 1080i/720p/480p/480i source signals (sorry, no 1080p). It also has an ATSC/NTSC/QAM tuner on board so you can receive over-the-air high definition broadcasts without additional hardware.
[via BornRich]
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