Humax expands LCD TV lineup with Freeview-equipped LU32-TD1

Humax is expanding its IDTV lineup once again, offering a less expensive alternative to its fairly similar LP32-TDR1 and LGB-40TPVR options, except this flavor loses the built-in PVR functionality. This HD-ready LU32-TD1 boasts a sleek, black finish, 32-inch panel, 1,024 x 768 resolution, 1200:1 contrast ratio, 450cd/m2 brightness, integrated Freeview tuner for catching those gratis UK terrestrial broadcasts, and an eight-day electronic program guide to boot. While details are far and few between concerning the port assortment, we do know the LCD TV sports one HDMI port, a VGA connector, audio in / out, composite, S-Video, and component AV inputs. The LP32-TDR1 should satisfy those ultrathin DVT-B (sans PVR) desires for £749 ($1,429) when it hits the European market real soon.

[(Unverified) Posted Nov 3rd 2006 5:42PM]

1024 x 768?

4:3 For the Loss

[(Unverified) Posted Nov 3rd 2006 6:37PM]

I am not aware of an LCD manufacturer that produces a 4:3 32" - must be a typo...

[(Unverified) Posted Nov 3rd 2006 10:27PM]

Wouldn't be the only one. Its "DVB-T", not DVT-B like the article says.

[(Unverified) Posted Nov 6th 2006 10:02PM]

hmm..
just on looks i would say it wasn't 4:3... but maybe im looking at this the wrong way>