JVC Victor's new 32-inch LT-32LC85 HDTV

by Paul Miller, posted Aug 2nd 2006 at 12:57PM

Not a lot to see here -- other than the 32-inches of LCD, of course -- but JVC Victor's LT-32LC85 does manage to bring a bit of HDTV goodness for a halfway decent price. The 250,000 Yen unit ($2179 USD) runs at a 1,366 x 768 resolution, packs a "GENESSA" imaging engine for better source scaling, and features a whole slew of connectivity, including HDMI, dual Firewire, digital optical audio and an SD slot for viewing pics. The display should be available for sale in September.

[Via Impress]

Filed under: Displays, HDTV

Tags: 32-inch, hdmi, hdtv, jvc victor, JvcVictor, lt-32lc85

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Brad @ Aug 2nd 2006 2:29PM

Is JVC called JVC Victor in japan? I had always thought that JVC stood for Japanese Victor Corporation, but was not sure. I figured if that was the case it would be either JVC or just Victor over there. I am just curious.

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Yeah, whatever @ Aug 3rd 2006 11:27AM

JVC/Victor cannot use the Victor brand outside of Japan - because of copyright issues. That's why the JVC brand is used internationally.

Honestly, the Victor brand and logo is more appealling than the JVC logo.

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