Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #48167 in Home Theater
- Color: Black
- Brand: Sansui
- Model: HDLCD1912
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 14.25" h x
6.85" w x
18.58" l,
8.40 pounds
- CPU: AMD Athlon 1 GHz
- Memory: 128000MB DRAM
- Hard Disk: 1GB
- Graphics: This is the description of the PC Graphics 256MB
- Processors: 1
- Native resolution: 1366 x 768
- Display size: 19
Features
- 720p (1280x720) HDTV format
- 1000:1 Contrast ratio
- Integrated digital tuner
- 5ms Response Time
- 3D Comb Filter latest color technology for reduced image artifacts
Sansui HDLCD1912 19-Inch 720p LCD HDTV, Black
Product Description
19" 720p High Definition Digital TV, Integrated Digital Tuner (ATSC, Clear QAM), Receives Over-the-Air DTV Broadcast Signals, 18.5¿ (16:9) Wide TFT LCD(1366 x 768), 1000:1 Contrast ratio, 5ms Response time, 3D Comb Filter, Vesa 100, Energy Star rated. In
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
31 of 33 people found the following review helpful.
Great Kitchen HD TV!
By Rhea C. Beto
We just bought a new house and needed a new HD TV for the kitchen, so we bought this one. It has worked AWESOME! The picture is great from all angles. The volume is just fine - dishwasher running and everything. The screen is plenty big, too, and we have a pretty big kitchen. Now we can eat breakfast, do make-up, and pack our lunch while we watch a little news in the morning. I'm very happy with this product!
20 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
Decent TV but no HDMI!!
By FirePower
I am satisfied with this tv but I was very disappointed when I found out that I'd been duped. No HDMI inputs on this tv, anywhere! Not even a DVI input. Someone else suggested that I probably got an earlier model of this tv and that could be true. Anyway, here goes any hope I had of upcoverting my SD DVDs on my DVD player. Anyway, over the air HD stations come in crystal clear and so do my HD cable channels. All in all, a decent tv for such a low price.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Great little LCD TV over all, but something not so great.....
By Natja
FIRST THE POSITIVES:I got this little TV at walmart for $98 last night, black friday. Now honestly for $98 bucks it really is a steal. It works flawlessly. The default color is nearly perfect without any user calibration. Perhaps a bit too saturated but that is easily udjusted. There are plenty of settings on this tv for picture and sound. There are numerous picture modes as well as several color temperature adjustments. Of course there are the usual contrast, tint, sharpness, brightness etc., But I was also suprised to find a level for the backlight, which can be helpful in improving black levels.As with all LCD flat panel tv's, it is a flawed technology. This due to the viewing axis issues that exist when the TV is watched from the far left, far right, and too high above or below, there is a limited playing field to see the best possible image. And it's about what you'd expect for low priced LCD TV's. Not bad but I have seen better. The backlight control when turned down can help eliminate some of that dull gray washout the you see in the darkest content, but it doesn't get rid of it all. Instead of total black you get a glowing gray when things get rather dark in source material. But this is a common problem with flat panel LCD. Again, it's not all that bad, and the sharpness and image quality is really excellent. So much so that even though it's 720p native dvd's look excellent but blu-rays look every bit as good on this TV as our much more expensive 47' LCD tv.A nice addition is that there is an adjustable 8 band graphic EQ, or you can choose from 7 presets, or just go with flat and then increase the available bass and treble levels.NOW THE NOT SO GOOD NEWS:There is an issue I can't ignore. For one thing the only inputs are RCA video, RCA L/R sound, and HDMI. However there is a digital coaxial output for 5.1 surround into a reciever. The bad news is that this output can only be used with what ever TV channel your running into the TV. It can't send this multi-channel audio coming in from HDMI from what ever source you send into the TV, such as a blu-ray player. This I found rather lame to be honest. Now my blu-ay player does not have any coaxial or optical output, and my reciever has no HDMI input, only optical and coaxial. So unless you have a reciever with HDMI then your going to have to live with L/R stereo into your receiver or just use the TV speakers.For such a small TV the sound is better than I would have expected. It sounds pretty good, and there is a simulated surround effect you can activate to spacialize the sound, but it is a far cry from what a good reciever can do. So this is the reason for the 3 star rating.None the less for $98 why complain? Other than that the TV has simply gorgeous image, and the fact that even though it is native 720p, because the pixels are so tiny, with Blu-ray and HD signals it looks every bit as good as 1080p. I have experienced no issues at all with operation. The TV works great... so far.
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