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32" LCD HDTV (Mirai DTL-832E600) with Freeview: £280

Manufacturer's Description
Mirai’s new 32" HD Ready LCD TV comes with a digital tuner (DVB-T) with an integrated CI slot. This makes it easy to receive Paid for TV channels with a smart card. HD Ready

HD ready is the abbreviation for "High Definition Ready" and indicates that the TV is officially ready to receieve and show HD broadcastings*. Introdiced by EICTA as a quality sign for the differention of display equipment, HD Ready status is awarded to products under the ECITA conditions for HD labelling of diaply devices. * you will need a high definition source such as Sky Plus HD or a blu-ray player.

HDMI Connection

HDMI is amongst the many connectivity options, opening the door to the world of HD and affording flexibility and compatibility with a vast array of media players and broadcast services. The Mirai LCD TV accepts HDMI cables via it's HDMI connector at the back of the TV. HDMI is an uncompressed digital audio/video interface. It provides a link between any source and receiver. Sources, for example, could be up-scaling DVD players, Blu-ray disc players or recievers such as Sky Plus HD or Freesat. If you want to enjoy high definition TV you need to connect your source (must have an HDMI out) via an HDMI cable.

Freeview Digital Tuner

DVB-T guarantees excellent picture quality and is the ideal choice for rooms where there is poor cable TV reception or no cable at all. It also enables you to take advantage of the wide range of programs available through Freeview.

ChroMax Colour Engine

The DTL-832E600 also has the ChroMax colour engine and dynamic contrast ratio of 6000 : 1 will deliver blemish free images and strong yet natural colour palettes.

Response Time

This Mirai LCD TV has a very fast response time of 6.5 milliseconds, which is the amount of time a pixel takes to switch from black to white. The lower the number, the faster the transition which reduces image blur or ghosting.

Submitted by midnightz (Monday, July 28, 2008)

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