Vizio digs into mobile TV market with three Razor LED TVs, other wild audio products

Here we go again, eh? Vizio's hitting us up with yet another round of wares here at CES, starting with a trio of Razor LED sets that are designed to watch mobile TV. The 9-inch VMB090 and 10-inch VMB100 are among the first to use the new ATSC-M/H standard and ship with an HDMI 1.4 input, while the 7-inch VMB070 holds it down on the low end. The whole trio arrive in enclosures that are less than 1-inch thick, though you'll only really enjoy the integrated antenna if you live in a spot where the broadcasts are available. Speaking of, none of these will be available until "later this year," with prices set for $149.99, $199.99 and $229.99. Moving on, the company's outing 2.1 and 5.1 channel wireless surround home theater systems, wireless headphones and stereo Bluetooth headphones, and if you're super interested in learning more about the bevy of options there, give those source links a tick of your attention.

[NYNY Posted Jan 8th 2010 9:48AM]

You mean Vizio isn't getting into 3D TV, aww how disappointing (not really).

[DazGenetic Posted Jan 8th 2010 10:09AM]

@NYNY Not sure if you missed it, but their new XVT LCDs feature 3D.

http://www.engadget.com/2010/01/05/vizios-2010-xvt-lcds-go-up-to-72-inches-with-3d-led-wifi-and-wi/

[tatester48 Posted Jan 8th 2010 10:08AM]

looks pretty slick and not bad of prices. i jsut want to see the wireless headphones

[Brando Posted Jan 8th 2010 10:35AM]

I'm getting that 2.1 soundbar. Can't wait!

[mrgabrielserna Posted Jan 8th 2010 10:51AM]

If the larger one supports hdmi 1.4 input , depending on the screen resolution it would be a nice secondary display instead of 1 of those usb monitors as far as what you get for the money since it could connect to either blu-ray or a console but still be portable and many laptops plus some netbooks are comming with hdmi also so that adds a compelling reason to buy this over trying to watch video on a smart phone or something.

Still I wish we had moved to a mobile DTV standard sooner and used that in phones like you see in japan and korea but at least we have a final spec now so I really hope we see more devices incorporating the standard

[Deaf Posted Jan 8th 2010 11:18AM]

Does this device display closed captioning for the deaf and hard of hearing?

[thethinktank Posted Jan 8th 2010 12:22PM]

I'm flattered to see you liked the gradient background I put in that image last night, but no source link love to TFTS?

http://nexus404.com/Blog/2010/01/08/vizio-razer-mobile-led-tvs-revealed-vizio-releases-the-vmb100-vmb090-and-vmb070-razer-mobile-tvs/

Hey, your writeup was better than mine anyway!

-Mike-