Aoc L19W861 19-Inch LCD TV HDMI Tuners

2 Responses to “Aoc L19W861 19-Inch LCD TV HDMI Tuners”

1. Sharlin Espinal says:

   January 13, 2010 at 4:20 pm

   Don’t be alarmed if you have never heard of this brand before. I was, and I am glad that I overcame the uneasieness to purchase this product.

   First off, the price. For just over 150 dollars I was able to purchase an extremely protable 19″ HDTV that looks fatastic in its glossy black finish on a stand and can be wall mounted as well. This TV has a respectable widescreen 16:10 ratio that accepts HDTV and analog signals. It also comes with all manner of digital filters that enhance picture and sound quality.

   The absolute coupe de grace is that this tiny powerhouse can accept almost every input I know of. It can take HDMI, S-Video, Composite and is Energy Star Compliant. If that wasn’t enough the set can even become a PC monitor via D-sub input! I intend to convert this into a computer monitor later and might buy a second set as well. This set can handle all of your video game consoles in Hi-Def to boot.

   For the price and versatility of this model I don’t see a flaw.
   Rating: 5 / 5
2. Dean Allen says:

   January 13, 2010 at 4:38 pm

   It’s probably a relief that, as we watch our analog past slip into history, replaced entirely by the digital age, excellent, yet reasonably priced electronics are being produced which will provide such a noticeable increase in picture and audio quality that we won’t much miss those old favorites as they are shipped to recycling centers, to be born again as fresh, new technology. I purchased the AOC L19W861 19-inch wide screen High Definition Multimedia Flat screen LCD Television because I needed a thinner, lighter-weight television which could be moved easily from room to room, replacing the several older bulky and heavy TV’s which were spread around my living spaces. A sign of the times, perhaps, or a low-priced investment–maybe my own sort of personal insurance that whatever financial woes may befall, I will always have my video window into the world of crass commercial entertainment, especially with the Internet about to be pulled down and rebuilt in a slower, safer, taxed and censored, more generic incarnation, politically correct against its own will, soon to lose its status as a valuable alternative to commercial television. I mean, when Veronica Mars was canceled, I turned to the Huffington Post for humor, Haaretz for drama and Ebay for action and Adventure. Pathos aside, as a consolation prize, I have this beautiful TV with a super sharp picture, appealing colors found in nature, connectors for nearly every relative electronic gadget or accessory including video games, DVD, and I can even hook it up as a monitor for my PC, should I decide to tempt Viacom’s wrath and watch a little You Tube. Fully matrix-ed with the High Definition digital format which is such an improvement over what came before, the sound is still surprising; Dolby-quality stereo from quality built-in speakers, clear and true. It even includes a remote control, which I found few of the smaller HDTV’s provided, at least where I shop. Perhaps best of all, it’s ready to hang on my wall to become a constantly changing abstract painting, done in pixels rather than oils. What was a few years ago a rich man’s toy, now is available to everyone, and at a price that makes you want to face China, bow low and bless them for bringing this technology in at a price point anyone can afford– less, in many instances, than the cost of a week’s groceries or three adult’s tickets to Disneyworld. LCD technology is an incredible leap forward in quality, second only to LED in length of service. From written materials included with the set, I can assume that this pretty, shiny-piano-black entertainment machine will be operational for me for many years to come. It really does rock. Network TV, here I come…
   Rating: 5 / 5