There's a lot of talk these days about frame rates in the new Hdtvs. The frame rate is plainly the amount of unavoidable images a Tv screen can display in a second, and is also known as the display rate or "Hertz". Hertz is the scientific unit for cycles per second, and is abbreviated "Hz". The newest buzzword is "120Hz", which means a display rate of 120 frames per second. This is twice as fast as most Hdtvs are capable of (60Hz), so it ought to make the exciting pictures look smoother. But, the human eye can only process about 20 to 25 unavoidable images per second, so why should it matter what the frame rate is, as long as it is faster than your eyes can see?
The sass comes when you perceive that not all video is filmed at the same rate. Movies are commonly filmed at a rate of 24 Hz, most Tv is filmed at 30 Hz, and some sports events are now being filmed at 60 Hz.
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Some uncomplicated math will show the problem and tell the solution. When a Tv set wants to display 60 frames per second, and the cable Tv business sends it 30 frames per second, that's easy to deal with: the Tv shows each frame twice in a row, creating an image made up of two consecutive frames. Each image will last exactly 1/30th of a second on the screen, and things will look perfectly smooth.
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VIZIO E320VL 32-inch 720p LCD HDTV Feature
- 100,000 to 1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
- SRS TruVolume and SRS TruSurround HD audio for advanced virtual surround sound
- Exceeds Energy StarTM 4.0 guidelines
- Ambient Light Sensing technology
- Universal remote control
VIZIO E320VL 32-inch 720p LCD HDTV Overview
VIZIO's E320VL 32" LCD HDTV delivers superior picture and audio quality at an amazing value. Includes SRS TruVolume and SRS TruSurround HD audio for advanced virtual surround sound and two HDMI ports to connect up to two HDMI devices to your TV. Exceeds Energy StarTM 4.0 guidelines to reduce energy consumption.VIZIO E320VL 32-inch 720p LCD HDTV Specifications
VIZIO's E320VL 32" LCD HDTV packs a powerful punch at a price that doesn't break the bank with top of the line features such 100,000:1 contrast ratio delivering a picture that is crisp, clear and awe inspiring. The digital ambient light sensor ensures that you'll always have the most optimal picture by adjusting the brightness of the screen based on the conditions of your room. Rounding out the package are advanced sound technologies from SRS labs and 2 HDMI ports.
 Exceeds ENERGY STAR 4.1, saving you money and limiting the impact on our planet. |  Experience immersive virtual high definition surround sound. |  Limits volume inconsistencies between programming. |  Deep blacks and brighter whites via a 100,000:1 ratio. |
Key Features
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- 32-inch HDTV featuring 1920 x 1080 pixels and support for 1.06 billion colors.
- 1080i High Definition resolution provides video clarity for your movies, games and HDTV programming.
- 178-Degree horizontal/vertical viewing angle results in a crisp and clear picture that is easily visible from just about anywhere in the room.
- Two built-in 10-watt speakers provide room-filling sound.
- SRS Audio Technologies: SRS TruVolume evens out dynamics to limit volume inconsistencies between programming, while SRS TruSurround HD delivers immersive virtual high-definition surround sound out of the unit's two speakers.
- Included Remote enables you to easily control your TV, and other devices.
- ECO HD exceeds the current ENERGY STAR 4.1, saving you money on your utility bills while limiting the impact on our planet.
- Warranty: One year parts and labor, and free lifetime technical support.
Connections
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- HDMI (with HDCP): 2
- Component: 1
- Composite: 1
- RF: 1
- Computer input (RGB): 1
- SPDIF Digital Optical Output: 1
- Stereo Audio: 1
- USB: 1 (on the side)
Dimensions
- TV with stand: 31.19" x 22.45" x 8.28" (WxHxD); 21.83 pounds
- TV without stand: 31.19" x 22.45" x 8.28" (WxHxD); 20.62 pounds
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What's in the Box
VIZIO E320VL LCD HDTV, detachable base with thumbscrew, VIZIO VR15 remote (includes 2 AA batteries), user manual, registration card, quickstart guide, power cord.
Technical Specifications
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- Screen Size: 32 inches
- Tuner: NTSC/ATSC/QAM
- Native Panel Resolution: 1366 x 768 pixels
- Computer Support: 1920 x 1080, 1024 x 768, 800 x 600, 640 x 480 via RGB/HDMI
- Refresh Rate: 60Hz
- Dynamic Contrast Ratio: 100,000:1
- Brightness: 500 CD/m2
- Response Time: 8ms
- Picture-in-Picture (PIP): No
- Picture-outside-Picture (POP): No
- Zero Bright Pixel Defect Guarantee: Yes
- V-Chip: Yes
- 3D Comb Filter: No
- 3:2 or 2:2 Reverse Pull-down: No
- ATSC with 8VSB and QAM demodulation: No
- ATSC with MPEG-2 decoding: No
- NTSC Video decoding via Video: No
- Progressive Scan Video: No
- Color Fine Tuning: Red, Green and Blue
- Remote Control: VIZIO VR15
- Panel Lamp Life (typical): 50,000 hours
- Voltage Range: 120Vac at 50/60Hz
- Power Consumption: 49W, <0.37W Standby
- Wall Mount Hole Pattern: VESA standard 200mm x 200mm spacing
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Customer Reviews
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So what happens when your Dvd player sends 24 frames per second to the Tv, but the Tv still wants to show 60 on the screen? This is a miniature slower than the cable Tv frame rate, so if it plainly shows each frame twice and then waits for the next one, there will be a black gap in in the middle of and the movie will look terrible. So, the Tv needs to triple one frame, double the next, triple the following one, and so on, giving it a total of 60 frames to show each second. This is known as 3:2 Pulldown.
The 3:2 Pulldown trick works Ok, but there is a problem. One image lasts a 20th of a second, then the next lasts a 30th. A 20th of a second is long enough for most people to tell that it's really a static image, and when the camera pans around in a scene, things will seem to move unevenly. But if your Tv is able to display 120 frames per second, it can take the 24 Hz input and plainly show each frame 5 times in a row for a total of 1/24 (or 5/120) second per frame, with no distinction from frame to frame. And when 30Hz video comes in, it displays each frame 4 times in a row, for a total of 1/30 (or 4/120) second per frame. Problem solved.
Now that frame rates are fast enough to display any kind of input smoothly, Hdtvs not only have high resolution in the x and y (height and width) dimensions, but also in the t (time) dimension. As in all kinds of digital media, higher resolution means smaller units of data, and that means a more lifelike fertilization of reality. The 120Hz frame rate won't be very common until 2008, but a few Hdtvs already have it, like the Sony Bravia Xbr4 series and the Sharp Aquos 92U series.
Hdtv has really entered the fourth dimension (time), but has skipped the third (depth) in the process. Until we see start looking holographic movies on Dvd, we'll have to wait for true four-dimensional Tv.
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