Dell W3000 30-Inch Widescreen Flat Panel LCD HDTV

Dell W3000 30-Inch Widescreen Flat Panel LCD HDTV Review

Dell W3000 30-Inch Widescreen Flat Panel LCD HDTV Feature

• Amazing television experience: HDTV ready, wide-screen format for excellent movie and Digital television experience
• Slim design: Save cabinet space or mount on a wall (100x200 VESA mount sold separately)
• Use as either a TV or a computer monitor (or both); 300:1 Contrast Ratio; Widescreen 16:9 Aspect Ratio
• Supports Picture in Picture (PIP), Picture by Picture (PBP), and Picture Outside Picture (POP) Functions
• Speakers are included (TV includes speaker outputs to run directly into your home theater system); Includes LCD TV with Stand, Speakers, Remote Control and Power Cable

Dell W3000 30-Inch Widescreen Flat Panel LCD HDTV Overview

With a full feature set, including HDTV capability as well as PC connectivity, the Dell W3000 30-Inch Widescreen Flat Panel LCD HDTV is perfect for multimedia customers who want to watch TV, DVD video and play games. The widescreen aspect ratio is ideal for video applications, and when combined with the Picture/Picture features, makes it easier for users to maximize their multimedia experience by simultaneously viewing images from multiple video inputs including those from a PC.

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