RSS RSS Twitter Twitter
electronista

10/12/2006, 12:15pm, EDT

Thursday, October 12th

Dell releases new HDTVs, low-cost 20-inch widescreen

The DigitalLife Expo served as a venue for another series of launches today for Dell, which took the opportunity to improve its computer and HDTV displays. The 3207C (pictured) and 3707C are 32- and 37-inch LCD televisions with improved image quality that should help with fast-action scenes in movies and games. The leading 3707C has both analog and digital tuners, dual HDMI ports, and stand-alone 30W speakers with virtual surround support. Buyers of the simpler 3207C get most of the same features save for a single HDMI input and built-in 30W speakers. Both models are shipping today for $1,199 (32-inch) and $1,699 (37-inch) respectively.

For computer users, Dell also extended its LCD displays to include a new budget model, the E207WFP. The new widescreen is a stripped-down version of the existing 2007WFP that sacrifices the USB hub and all but a single DVI input (with HDCP encryption support) for a lower absolute price: the E207 is shipping today for $289 versus the $399 official price of the higher-end model. Click through for photos of all three displays.

3207C:


3707C:


E207WFP:

, , comment, del.icio.us, slashdot, digg, buzz , Twitter
post a comment
Reader Reactions (Please use <i></i> for italic text)

subscribe to comments
for this article




Expand All   Global Settings
Be the first to post comments on this story.
Your Comments

In order to post comments: If you are a registered member, please login with your MacNN Forums username and password otherwise please uncheck the checkbox below.


Registered Member?
macnn forums login:

macnn forums password:

Not a member of the MacNN forums? Register now for free.

www.cashforiphones.com - Sell your iPhone or iPod today! Get an instant online quote. Top cash, FREE shipping.

Internet Marketing School - 100% Online: Master SEO, SEM, E Commerce, Media & More with a U of San Francisco Certificate.

Buy from The Apple Store, iTunes.com, Amazon.com, TechDepot, OfficeDepot, Computers4Sure, or donate.