Westinghouse 2010 TV Lineup
As published in Eclipse Magazine
Sep 24, 2010
I was at Best Buy last weekend and watched this poor woman trying to decide which TV she should get.
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Westinghouse Readying Affordable LED TV
As published in Dealerscope
Aug 31, 2010
Westinghouse Digital this week announced that it will soon release a 42-inch, 1080p LED TV at a price under $750.
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Westinghouse Adds 42″1080p Edge-Lit LED TV
As published in Twice
Aug 31, 2010
Westinghouse Digital's new 42-inch LD-4255, shipping mid-September at a $749 suggested retail.
Model LD-4255, which will ship in mid-September at a
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Westinghouse LD-4255, an affordable 42-inch LED model
As published in CyberTheater
Aug 30, 2010
Westinghouse has decided to market a very inexpensive LCD with the LD-4255. They have done some quality LED TVs before.
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Westinghouse’s Affordable 42″ 1080p LED Offers A True Home Theater Experience
As Published in Computer User
Aug 30, 2010
Orange, CA – Westinghouse Digital, one of the leading LCD TV manufacturers in the U.S, is making it possible for
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Westinghouse Digital 42″ 1080p LED LD-4255 (Hardware) announced
As published in Entertainment Depot
Aug 30, 2010
Westinghouse Digital has announced the 42" 1080p LD-4255. The $749 set is set to ship in mid-September and aimed at
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Westinghouse offers top of the line LED TV at a bargain price
As published in Gaming Nexus
Aug 30, 2010
LED tech is the latest wave in the HDTV market and has been established as the high-class benchmark for over
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Westinghouse Goes for Value with 42-inch LED
As published in Gearlog.com
Aug 30, 2010
Get that LED HDTV you've been wanting, says Westinghouse. You can afford it. The LCD-maker is releasing the LD-4255, a
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Westinghouse Releases Affordable 26″ High-Def LED Monitor
As published in FileFront
Aug 23, 2010
LED LCD TV's are the big advance in the home theater market so it's not surprising that the crystal clear
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HDTV gets lost on small screens
As published in Los Angeles Times
Aug 16, 2010
By Nathan Olivarez-Giles
Smaller sets with 1080p resolution have become more common, but if you use the monitor just to watch television
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