JVC's 2009 LCD TV line is jam-packed
JVC's got a full HDTV line-up set for release throughout the year, and all's we can say is we hope they're more reliable than last year.

First off is the 42-inch LT-42B300, an LCD TV with an integrated Blu-ray player. It has 1080p resolution, a built-in ATSC-QAM tuner, dynamic backlight control, digital noise reduction, and a plethora of connectivity options including 3 HDMI slot. No word on price yet, but the LT-42B300 is slated for a June release.

JVC's run-of-the-mill LCD TV's, the J300 series, brings 4 new models to shelves this year. Sized from 32- to 52-inches, all four sets offer 1080/24/30p resolution, dynamic backlight control, Smart picture technology that automatically adjusts brightness, 3 HDMI slots, and JVC's cone speakers which use an "off-center voice coil design" to direct sound at the viewer's head level. The 32-, 42-, and 46-inch models will arrive in March but we'll have to wait until August for the 52-incher. No prices have been announced.

Next up is JVC's TeleDock line of LCD TV's. Sets run in size from 32- to 46-inches and all include an integrated iPod dock. Of the five models, only the 42-inch LT-42P500 and 46-inch LT-46P500 feature Clear Motion Drive technology which smooths out motion blurring. The iPod dock is located in a flip-down panel at the bottom of each set. Docked iPod's can playback music and video controlled by the TV remote. The P-series, which also includes 3 P300 sets, offers 1080p resolution, an ATSC-QAM tuner, dynamic backlight control, a USB photo viewer, plus a variety on connection. All 5 sets in the P-Series will launch in April.

The D200 series consists of a couple of LCD sets with integrated DVD players. The 19-inch LT-19D200 and 32-inch LT-32D200 both sport 720p resolution. The 19-inch set has a top-loading integrated DVD player, while the 32-inch model has a side-loaded DVD player. Features are similar to other the other LCD TV's mentioned so far. Both sets will hit shelves in March.


Finally, the 42-inch LT-42WX70 comes with a separate TU-CX100 tuner box allowing for a super-slim design. Aimed at digital professionals, specifically DSLR photographers, the 1080p set boasts 50, 000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, x.v. and Deep Color, 3 HDMI ports and some high-end picture technologies including a Genessa Picture Engine and 100% sRGB/96% Adobe RGB coverage. No word on release date or price for this model.
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Posted by Justin Davey at January 14, 2009 8:41 AM