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For instance, I can have my television program simultaneously share the screen with a DVD the volume defaults to the larger of the two images. You can even view multiple sources at one time via these options.
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You can take full advantage of the VM60P’s screen size by watching multiple programs at one time with its Picture-in-Picture feature, as well as its Picture-outside-Picture option. The VM60P also features an integrated NTSC/ATSC/QAM HDTV tuner. The VM60P has a stated brightness of 1,200 cd/m2, with a contrast ratio of 7000:1 and a 178-degree viewing angle.
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Therefore, HD DVD and Blu-ray users will find their images scaled down to 1080i, assuming the disc being played is actually a 1080p native disc, as many of the early HD discs were 1080i. While the VM60P can accept a 1080p signal, it cannot display a native 1080p image. For starters, the VM60P, with its native 1366 x 768 resolution, can display all of the standard-definition resolutions, as well as high definition up to 1080i. Inside, or should I say technologically, the VM60P doesn’t disappoint, either. On the surface, the VM60P has a lot going for it, especially when it comes to accommodating a wide variety components, especially those equipped with HDMI outputs. The VM60P has a single analog audio out, as well as an optical audio out (capable of 5.1 multi-channel audio output) and a headphone output via its mini-jack. Each of the VM60P’s video inputs is complimented with a pair of analog audio inputs. The VM60P also has your standard analog audio video inputs, which include two component video inputs, two composite or RCA inputs and two S-Video inputs, as well as RGB computer input and coaxial input. Turn your attention to the back of the VM60P and you’ll find a host of connectivity options that include not one but four HDCP-compliant HDMI inputs (yes, I said four HDMI inputs).
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Along the left side of the VM60P are the TV’s manual controls, which will allow you to toggle between inputs, change channel and volume, as well as access the onscreen menus and power the unit on and off.
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There isn’t much that gets in the way of its looks, for on the front of the TV itself, you’ll find only Vizio’s logo, which glows amber when in standby and a pale blue when powered on. To me, the VM60P represents a major improvement in Vizio’s ever-changing industrial design. The VM60P sports a much more streamlined or, dare I say, more elegant design, with its bronze-toned, brushed aluminum frame and Samsung-esqe hidden speaker. Gone is the piano black and silver façade that we’ve grown accustomed to. The VM60P is an all-new design for Vizio. Incredible, you say? Not if you’re Vizio.
Vizio has released yet another wolf in sheep’s clothing, the all new VM60P, which is the largest display Vizio has made to date, at 60 inches diagonal, with a retail price of a mere $2,499, sold retail as well as online.
More impressive still is that those figures continue to drop at local retailers nationwide. Now, in 2007, the same P50 sells direct from Vizio’s own website for a stellar $1,499.
Take, for instance, their former top dog, the P50, released less than two years ago for what was at the time an amazingly reasonable $2,500 retail price. Vizio as a brand is working on becoming a household name, like Sony, Panasonic or even Kirkland, continuing to release plasma and LCD displays that seem to defy the laws of economics. Leading this “video for the people” movement is, without question, Vizio. Today, seemingly anyone and everyone with a club is heading down to Costco, Sam’s Club and any number of mass market retailers to buy a big, beautiful, flat HDTV for prices that seem impossibly low. Less than five years ago, a 42-inch plasma was a $20,000 toy only for the wealthiest. Perhaps not since the industrial revolution has rapid technological growth been as commonplace as it is in today’s red-hot flat-panel HDTV marketplace.
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