Description: 1366 x 768p resolution 1000:1 contrast ratio 170 H/170 V viewing angle 420 cd/m brightness 8ms response time Built-in ATSC/NTSC tuner Inputs: HDMI, component, composite, S-Video and PC input Built-in 20-watt stereo speaker system (10W x 10W) Includes remote
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Sylvania 32'' Widescreen HDTV LCD TV With Built-In DVD Player
Author: admin // Category: Sylvania HDTV
1366 x 768p resolution 1000:1 contrast ratio 170H/170V viewing angle 420 cd/m brightness 8ms response time Built-in ATSC/NTSC tuner Inputs: 2 HDMI, 2 component, 2 composite, 2 S-Video and PC input Built-in 20-watt stereo speaker system (10W x 10W) Includes remote
1366 x 768 pixel resolution 1200:1 contrast ratio 170H/170V viewing angle 450 cd/m brightness 8ms response time Built-in analog/digital tuner (NTSC/ATSC) HDMI, component, composite, S-Video and PC input Includes remote
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Dec
On a scale to 1 stars to 5 stars how would you rate this TV?Sylvania 22 in. Class LCD Integrated 720p HDTV?
Author: admin // Category: Sylvania HDTVRate the sound and picture quality?
I have $400 and if you think this TV is bad can you name a great TV to buy with $400?
Sorry, I don’t know.
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28
Dec
Sylvania LD-320SS8 – 32″ Widescreen HDTV LCD TV With Built-In DVD Player
Author: admin // Category: Sylvania HDTV1366 x 768p resolution 1000:1 contrast ratio 170H/170V viewing angle 420 cd/m brightness 8ms response time Built-in ATSC/NTSC tuner Inputs: 2 HDMI, 2 component, 2 composite, 2 S-Video and PC input Built-in 20-watt stereo speaker system (10W x 10W) Includes remote
1366 x 768 pixel resolution 1000:1 contrast ratio 176 h/176 v viewing angle 500 cd/m brightness 8ms response time built-in analog/digital tuner (ntsc/atsc) 2 hdmi, component, composite, s-video and pc input includes remote weight: 0 (lbs) Sylvania LC225SL9 All products sold at SavingLots.com are
a 32" with the digital (ATSC) tuner built in. whats the digital (ATSC) tuner?
I'm trying to pick out a good affordable HDTV 
If you think a Kia is a good car brand…….than Sylvania is a good tv.
All sarcasm aside, No. Not a good brand. For a 32" I would stick with the name brands, Sony, Sharp, Toshiba (consumer reports top pick) LG and Samsung.
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26
Dec
Sylvania LC-195SL9 Sylvania 19 Inch Widescreen HDTV LCD TV
Author: admin // Category: Sylvania HDTV
1366 x 768p resolution 1000:1 contrast ratio 170 H/170 V viewing angle 420 cd/m brightness 8ms response time Built-in ATSC/NTSC tuner Inputs: HDMI, component, composite, S-Video and PC input Built-in 20-watt stereo speaker system (10W x 10W) Includes remote
Buy now and save 0% from this discounted item. Bring the next generation of home entertainment into your living room with this Blu-ray Disc Player from Sylvania. You’ll get high-definition sound and video plus a number of advanced features to help you get the most out of your movies. Experience your favorite Blu-ray films at Full HD 1080p resolution on your compatible HDTV, or upconvert your existing DVDs to 1080p resolution for a difference you can really see. Includes full-function remote control.
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Dec
I have a 20in. Sylvania LCD HDTV with screen problems…?
Author: admin // Category: Sylvania HDTVI was watching TV and all of a sudden the picture on the screen split in two with picture cut in half on the top and bottom of the screen. The picture is also slow, looking almost frozen on the screen. there was no blow to the TV or impact of any sort. What can i do about this? Solutions that won’t hurt my pocket will be best, even if just a temporary fix until i can get a new TV. If that isn’t a possibility how much would i be looking at in repairs?
Assuming that the TV is out of warranty…….
TV First Aid
1. Unplug TV power cord for a while. Then plug it back in and try the TV. Modern TVs have computer chips in them and occasionally they just need a “cold boot” to reset them.
2. Try using the A/V jacks with an external source. There is a slight chance that it will work OK in video mode in which case you could use an old VCR or converter box as an external tuner.
3. Smack your TV a few times, it might just be a loose connection.
Other than that, it’s not economically feasible to have someone else fix your set. You can however, buy a used tube type TV really cheap to tide you over.
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