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The Vizio E320VA offers 31. 5-inch goodness of HDTV for under $ 300.(Credit: CompUSA)
Strabismus still on a tiny TV in your den, bedroom or apartment elegantly compact? Here is your chance to Make something bigger on the cheap.
TigerDirect.com has the refurbished Vizio E320VA 32 inch LCD HDTV for $ 259.99, plus around $ 22 for shipment. If this happens to sell out, which seems to be the default this week, try Overstock.com, which has the same model for $ 279.99 plus $ 2.95 for shipping. (Its total out the door is about the same).
Oh and just to cover all my bases today, Amazon has Vizio E320VA new to $ 294.98 shipped. As far as I'm a big believer in refurbished gear, it is probably worth an extra $ 13 to get a full one year warranty instead 90 days included with reconditioned models.
The E320VA offers 31. 5-inch viewing area, four HDMI ports (including one on side-very helpful) and a maximum resolution of 1.366 by 768 pixels-aka 720 p. You should not opt for a 1080p TV instead? With this size, you probably won't find one, as it is almost impossible to discern the difference between the two resolutions.
CNET hasn't reviewed this model. The small number of user reviews in CompUSA are favorable, but on Amazon they are slightly more mixed. See if you can assume that the main complaint. Yep: sound. As with virtually all low end HDTV I've never seen (and heard), the speakers about this probably aren't great.
Even so, if you're in the market for an HDTV and your budget is in the top 300 dollars, this is definitely worth a look. I have a smaller model in my room, Vizio and the picture is nothing less than beautiful. (The sound: yeah, meh.)
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