SlashGear Japan
I’d always thought TVs under the 30-inch mark were really too small for you to appreciate HDTV, but Westinghouse Digital are too busy enjoying the fact that their latest LCD TV is super-flexible to wonder whether 1080p is wasted on just 16-inches. The dual hinge and compact dimensions of the PT-16H610S mean it’s ideal for small spaces, such as kitchens, and you can mount it upside-down (flipping the detachable bezel) beneath a cabinet or on the wall. Everything is controlled by touch-sensitive buttons on the base section.
Running at 1366 x 768 resolution the set might also be a good bedroom companion, especially if you’re into some gaming. There’s a single HDMI input, composite video input and audio in/out. Sound is courtesy of two 3.5 watt front-mounted speakers, and the whole thing – including the base – measures in at 15.0 x 11.3 x 7-inches.
It’s set to go on sale within the next two weeks, and Westinghouse have picked Target as their main retail partner. Expect to pay around $349.
[via Crave]
2 Responses to “Westinghouse 16-inch HDTV offers maximum placement flexibility”
Denis Bergeron April 23, 2008
1080p is 1080 lines not 768, this is a 720p hdtv. ANyway, a small HDTV is OK for small rooms.
-1MAX M. April 25, 2008
@ Denis-The tv displays up to 1080p. Like many other HDtvs it can also display other lower resolutions. Shows you know nothing
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