JVC-Victor's latest LCDs challenge your masculinity

by Thomas Ricker posted Mar 13th 2007 at 9:02AM

Check it mouthless puss, JVC-Victor just released a series of new LCDs in Japan including this one in up to 37-inches of pink. Other than that triviality, there's not much to the new series: available in 20-, 26-, 32-, and 37-inch models, each set brings a terrestrial digital/analog tuner; HDMI, component, 2x S-Video, and 2x composite inputs and optical audio out; a 1366 x 768 resolution; GENEESA engine; and choice of pink, brown, beige, and silver enclosures. Now just you never mind about such trivialities as brightness, contrast ratio, and refresh rate, JVC fails to mention those in the specs... clearly the colors are the main selling point here. Hell, even the remote is pink. All should pop before April is up with prices ranging from about ¥240,000 ($2,046) on down to ¥110,000 ($938) for the 20-incher.

[Via Impress]

Filed under: Displays

Tags: jvc, jvc victor, JvcVictor, LT-20LC8, LT-26LC8, LT-32LC8, LT-37LC8, pink, victor

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akintz @ Mar 13th 2007 9:16AM

So I suppose that we can expect a Hello Kitty TV next week?

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k0a10 @ Mar 15th 2007 10:50PM

Why do you say "JVC-Victor" ? It stands for Japan Victor Corporation.

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Jiffylush @ Mar 13th 2007 10:19AM

My daughter would sell her little brother into white-slavery to get that TV in her room.

Bring on the Hello Kitty!

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Rick Lyon @ Mar 13th 2007 11:39AM

Those are MSRP and not street prices I hope. I have a 32" Panny LCD that I've had for a few months now and I only paid $1k for it. With JVC, I'd only afford the 20"? Good luck with those prices.

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Evan Adams @ Mar 14th 2007 2:24AM

It would be nice if this was a breast cancer tv. Then it wouldn't be "chalenging my masculinity" one bit.

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Galley @ Mar 13th 2007 2:48PM

I never realized that Hello Kitty didn't have a mouth.

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Philip @ Mar 13th 2007 8:02PM

37 inches of pink, huh? Sigh...

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