WESTINGHOUSE LVM-42W2 HD Video Monitor
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: WESTINGHOUSE
- Product Model: LVM-42W2
- Mfg Part #: LVM-42W2
- UPC: 882777042021
- Category: High Definition Televisions (HDTV)
Product Description
Westinghouse 42" 1080p Monitor, designed specifically to match the way you view high definition content. This is the only display that should be connected to your HD cable box, satellite or multimedia PC! The Westinghouse LVM-42w2 1080p Monitor is specifically optimized for use with the latest high definition sources. Don't be trapped with only 1-choice. Westinghouse lets you attach all your favorite sources using uncompressed highest performance digital interfaces. Multiple high-bandwidth digital-interfaces mean you can have HD digital cable, HD satellite and a digital game console. Additionally, PC and notebooks users can enjoy the same fat pipe and the industry best Genesis Display Perfection technology.
Product Attributes
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Technical Information
Screen Size : 42"
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Video
Maximum Resolution : 1920 x 1080
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Interfaces/Ports
DVI : Yes
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Built-in Devices
Built-in Devices : Speaker
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Power Description
Input Voltage : 110 V AC
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Physical Characteristics
Color : Silver
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Miscellaneous
Package Contents : LVM-42W2 HD Video Monitor, Remote Control (with batteries), Power Cord, Quick Connect Guide, User's Manual, Warranty Card,
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Warranty
Standard Warranty : 1 Year Limited
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Product Details
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Technical Information
Screen Size : 42"
Screen Mode : Full HD
Screen Surface : Anti-glare
Response Time : 8 ms
Aspect Ratio : 16:9
Horizontal Viewing Angle : 176°
Vertical Viewing Angle : 176°
Mount Type : Wall Mountable
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Video
Maximum Resolution : 1920 x 1080
Color Supported : 16.7 Million Colors (24-bit)
Contrast Ratio : 1,000:1
Brightness : 550 Nit
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Interfaces/Ports
DVI : Yes
HDMI : Yes
VGA : Yes
Component Video : Yes
Composite Video : Yes
S-Video : Yes
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Built-in Devices
Built-in Devices : Speaker
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Power Description
Input Voltage : 110 V AC
Input Voltage : 220 V AC
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Physical Characteristics
Color : Silver
Color : Black
Height : 25.8"
Width : 41.5"
Depth : 4.5"
Height with Stand : 28"
Width with Stand : 41.50"
Depth with Stand : 9"
Weight (Approximate) : 52.00 lb
Weight with Stand (Approximate) : 57.30 lb
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Miscellaneous
Package Contents : LVM-42W2 HD Video Monitor, Remote Control (with batteries), Power Cord, Quick Connect Guide, User's Manual, Warranty Card,
Additional Information :
Compatible Modes:
NTSC: 480i, HD Ready: 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p,Video Processing:
Progressive Scan, Aspect Ratio Conversion, CCS (Cross Color Suppressor), 3D Noise Reduction, <Certifications & Standards : FCC-B, UL/c-UL,
Platform Supported : PC
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Warranty
Standard Warranty : 1 Year Limited