What is the difference between this TV and the Vizio E320i-A0 32-inch 720p 60Hz LED Smart HDTV? Any advantages?
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According to Elena on their support chat line -Elena: Only difference is that the E320i-A0 has a 3.5mm audio out port and the E320i-A2 has an analog audio out port. Everything else is the same
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Coby is perfect for a 2nd TV and it hardly gets used. I'm not familiar with Vizio. To date I have no complaints. Works fine.
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I don't know...why not call VIZIO? I have a 60 inch and I do love the remote!
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Sorry, I can't answer that. I also had the Vizio CoStar but not at the same time and never owned a Viz TV.
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the big difference is optical can not handle dolby true hd and master audio, so go with hdmi, its also simpler and more standard, however, almost no tvs have audio out via hdmi
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Just from looking quickly, I think it is simply that this tv is 240MHZ where mine is 120 if I remember correctly. The only other thing might be that it is a newer model. Unsure of that though. Other than that they look very similar and I have been extremely happy with my television. Some things to work through, but that is the joy of technology and newer technology. The smart features have been very cool and great for entertainment.
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Thanks for the reply, Judah. Since posting my?, I wound up getting a Vizio 32" that Amazon had last week on a Lightning Deal. Couldn't pass it up - 1080p, 120 hz, all the connections I needed, 200x200 VESA mount size & at a great price.
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The closest Vizio model is their XVT472SV, a full-LED 48" HDTV. It was introduced in early 2010 but most dealers have sold out and it appears Vizio is making only the internet app version now. You can find the XVT472SV as a refurbished (by Vizio) HDTV, like new, for about $350 less at Tiger Direct. This model has 240Hz refresh rate combined with smart dimming to produce a contrast ratio of 2,000,000 to 1 and also has some operational advantages over the internet apps version. I ordered the last new one Amazon had in stock and am planning on getting a BlueRay player that includes wireless capability, to provide the ability for streaming movies via the web. The closest Vizio model is their XVT472SV, a full-LED 48" HDTV. It was introduced in early 2010 but most dealers have sold out and it appears Vizio is making only the internet app version now. You can find the XVT472SV as a refurbished (by Vizio) HDTV, like new, for about $350 less at Tiger Direct. This model has 240Hz refresh rate combined with smart dimming to produce a contrast ratio of 2,000,000 to 1 and also has some operational advantages over the internet apps version. I ordered the last new one Amazon had in stock and am planning on getting a BlueRay player that includes... » Read More The closest Vizio model is their XVT472SV, a full-LED 48" HDTV. It was introduced in early 2010 but most dealers have sold out and it appears Vizio is making only the internet app version now. You can find the XVT472SV as a refurbished (by Vizio) HDTV, like new, for about $350 less at Tiger Direct. This model has 240Hz refresh rate combined with smart dimming to produce a contrast ratio of 2,000,000 to 1 and also has some operational advantages over the internet apps version. I ordered the last new one Amazon had in stock and am planning on getting a BlueRay player that includes wireless capability, to provide the ability for streaming movies via the web. « Show Less
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The 7200 is faster. when hooked up directly to the TV when using a cable input - it takes around 20 seconds for the 7200 to actuate automatically. There are a lot of features for this model I believe you would be please with it
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I'm also looking forward to 9600. I think it's so far the best Led TV that is "affordable". OLED is at least a year or two from now.How is the smart TV? Do I need dual cores? I have an Apple TV and I just use it to watch Netflix. I don't think I'll use LG's smart TV any more than Netflix, either.
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Yes vizio is a cheaper brand but a great tv for the money. I spent 180 on this tv which I thought was a great buy.
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Best thing to always do is look at your HDTV's specs or user manual to see supported modes. about 90% of the TVs under 46" are 720p (1280x720/60Hz) so set your resolution to that. Vizios are better for 1080P under 46". Make sure your connections are tight and always start at 720P when you change TVs. Unless the box states it supports full HD start there.
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Here is a review from CNET on that model tv http://reviews.cnet.com/flat-panel-tvs/vizio-e320i-a0/4505-6482_7-35471751.html
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Tough to compare at 80" there are only Sharp and Vizio, i am not a friend of Sharp and I think for that size Vizio has the better pictureIf you go with a tv smaller than 80" you have better choices and pictures, like Panasonic or Sony, and I think Plasma has the better picture anyway. Best to go to a store to compare yourself.
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I have the 32" smart tv and yes it has great picture quality. Operation , adjustments and operation are are the same as any basic operation on most units.
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what is the diff between VIZIO XVT553SV 55 and VIZIO XVT552SV 55 ? I know the 552 is an earlier model in 2010 but is the diff worth the higher price for 553 ? I want to buy an internet hdtv that has updated technology.
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Although I can not answer your questions, I can tell you that I would not buy another Vizio. The one I purchased a few months ago stopped working after three weeks. Televisions last decades not a few weeks. I would buy a Samsung, a Panasonic or an LG instead. I now have a Samsung and am very happy with it.