26 inch LCD HD ready TV

By AHOPMCD
January 18, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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AHOPMCD

Posted January 18, 2017

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Posted January 18, 2017

Very good condition

?30

Here's the spec

Television Picture Quality

* High Definition Ready.

* 26in (66cm) widescreen TV with 66cm visible screen size.

* Resolution 1366 x 768 pixels.

* Brightness 500 cd/m2.

* Contrast 800:1.

* Viewing angle 160/150 degrees.

* Progressive scan.

Connectivity

* 1 HDMI socket.

* 2 SCART sockets.

* Component video socket.

* Composite.

* Headphone socket.

* AV socket.

* Back DC socket.

Sound Quality

* Nicam stereo sound.

* 2 x 8w RMS power output.

Additional FeaturesTeletext.

* Fastext.

* UHF and VHF tuner.

* Auto setup.

* Auto search tuner.

* Auto search sorting.

* Auto search labelling.

* Sleep timer.

* Child lock.

* NTSC compatible.

* Remote control requires 2 x AAA batteries (included).

* 230v AC mains operation.

* Complete with tabletop stand.

* Size of TV (H)50, (W)70, (D)12.3cm.

* Size of TV with stand (H)54.5, (W)70, (D)21cm.

* Weight of TV 14.5kg.

* Weight of TV with stand 16kg.

* Suitable for wall mounting (brackets not included).

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