Westinghouse Digital Unveils LCD HDTVs, Computer Monitors and Digital Photo Frames at CES

January 8, 2007 – Westinghouse Digital Electronics, - one of the top-five LCD manufacturers in the U.S.*, pumps up the LCD wow factor for 2007 with its stunning new lineup of LCD HDTVs, LCD computer monitors and digital photo frames. See the complete Westinghouse LCD line at Booth #21707 at the 2007 Consumer Electronics Show, January 8-11 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

With market share numbers rising, LCD is poised to overtake plasma in the battle for display supremacy and Westinghouse Digital is taking advantage with its dynamic 2007 lineup offering exciting new 1080p models, stylish LCD HDTVs, HD Grade™ computer standard and widescreen monitors and digital photo frames. Westinghouse Digital has focused its engineering and design efforts around LCD technology, which enables the company to deliver state of the art LCD products faster to the market at the most affordable prices.

“Westinghouse Digital is sending the LCD market into hyper drive in 2007 with a vast array of high-end display solutions from 1080p LCD HDTVs to computer monitors and digital photo frames,” said Rey Roque, Vice President of Marketing at Westinghouse Digital Electronics. “As an industry leader, we are utilizing our economies-of-scale to provide consumers with elegant LCD products at ahead-of-the-curve pricing, offering the ideal mix of functionality, top-notch technology, stylish design and affordability.”

Westinghouse LCD display products offer superior performance, timeless styling, world-class customer support, and outstanding value. They deliver the highest quality digital content to meet the needs of every household member and incorporate the latest technology innovations such: as 1080p resolution (the highest standard available to consumers for HD digital video display), AutoSource™ technology, intelligent engineering that automatically turns the TV on and adjusts it when an external source that is detected, DayBright™ panel technology for stunning picture quality during the day or night, Pixel Direct™ technology that delivers pixel from source to screen with no manipulation for stunning picture quality, and front-loading HDTV DVD combos.

Westinghouse Digital’s CES 2007 highlights include:

1080p LCD TVs:

The new Westinghouse TX Series of 1080p TV’s are designed for the consumer who wants the ultimate cinema experience. Ideal for a home theater setting, living room or large bedroom, the TX TVs include the 42” TX-42F430S LCD HDTV (Available April 2007; MSRP $1,999); the 47” TX-47F430S LCD HDTV (Available April 2007; MSRP $2,499); and the 52” TX-52F480S LCD HDTV (Available May 2007; MSRP TBD). All feature a bright flat panel, fast response time, high contrast ratio, and 1920 x 1080 progressive scan (1080p) resolution, the highest standard available to consumers for HD digital video display, including 1080Pure-1080p out of all HD inputs.

LCD HDTV:

Westinghouse Digital is showcasing a complete line of LCD TVs ranging from 19” to 42” that meet the needs of anyone looking to improve their digital entertainment experience including:

The 42” SK-42H240S and SK-42H360S (Available April 2007; MSRP $1,599) are the perfect display solutions for consumers who want HD quality resolution, wide-ranging connectivity, and advanced features at an affordable price. Both TVs feature Westinghouse’s proprietary technologies such as: SpineDesign™ intelligent cable access, DayBright™ panel technology for stunning daytime or nighttime viewing and Autosource™ technology, intelligent engineering that allows the TV to automatically switch to the external source that is activated.

Westinghouse also offers its 32” SK-32H520S and SK-32540S (Available April 2007; MSRP $899) and 26” SK-26H240S and SK-26H520S (Available April 2007; MSRP $699) that are the perfect replacement for current CRT TVs in the home, allowing consumers to experience beautiful HDTV in a slim and sleek solution. These units will fit perfectly in an armoire, living room, bedroom, kitchen, den or child’s room.

Westinghouse Digital’s new 26” SK-26H590D (Available April 2007; MSRP $799) and 32” SK-32H590D (Available April 2007; MSRP $999) LCD HDTVs feature built-in front slot loading DVD players. The units offer a sleek stylish design that appeals to a wide variety of décors and is perfect for consumers looking for an all-in-one solution to replace a current CRT TV. The Advanced Calibration Menu allows the user to make advanced adjustments to the video settings. The Preset Video Modes are designed to give the user the ability to select from a menu of customized viewing styles including movies, games and sports. The Pixel Direct™ technology delivers pixel from source to screen with no manipulation for stunning picture quality

Commercial Displays:

Westinghouse Digital is unveiling a wide array of new LCD TVs and monitors targeted to meet the demanding needs of professional audio/visual applications. These new displays are perfect for digital signage applications, such as those used in shopping malls, airports, financial institutions or any public facility where information or presentations are constantly running. The company will also showcase new TVs designed specifically for the hospitality and education markets.

Westinghouse Digital is showing its new 56” Quad monitor, the first LCD with 3840 x 2160 (greater than 8 megapixel) resolution. This high-end display is ideal for government, military, aerospace and medical markets as well as the digital content creation sector. It offers an 8-millisecond response time, 1000:1 contrast ratio and an advanced color gamut to display the broadest possible range or color. The 56” Quad monitor also features an ADD RS232 connection and multiple panel configurations, making it perfect for use in a video wall. The company will also showcase new 42”, 32” and 27” LCD TVs for the hospitality market at CES.

LCD Computer Monitors:

Westinghouse Digital’s complete new line of high-end LCD computer monitors provides dazzling display solutions for accomplishing any computing task – from desktop publishing to advanced gaming and multimedia applications. The new LCD monitor family includes 19”, 20.1”, 22” and 24” displays that utilize an array of proprietary technologies to ensure the best viewing experience possible including: AllGlass™ design that incorporates a minimal bezel, HD-Grade™ panels that utilize high-quality HDTV glass and DayBright™ panel technology for stunning daytime or nighttime viewing.

The 24” L2410NM (Available January 2007; MSRP $699) is a stunning multifunction monitor designed to bring elegance and sophistication to the desktop or home office; the LCM-22w3 (Available March 2007; MSRP $449) is a large screen gem that provides a spacious 22” screen for work or play with its 16:10 wide aspect ratio; the 20.1” L2046NV (Available March 2007; MSRP $349) is ideal for the computer user who wants additional screen real estate. This large-screen LCD display offers a vivid viewing experience with a 1400 x 1050 resolution; the L1975NW (Available March 2007; MSRP $299) is a generous wide screen 19” LCD display with 16:10 aspect ratio, 1440 x 900 resolution, dual PC inputs including VGA and DVI-D and fast 5-millisecond response time that makes for a sleek and sophisticated desktop monitor.

Digital Photo Frames:

Westinghouse Digital’s full suite of digital photo frames now includes the 14.1” DPF-1411 (Available Q2 2007; $399) 10.2” DPF-1021 (Available Q2 2007; MSRP $249) 8” DPF-0801 (Available Q2 2007; MSRP $179) 7” DPF-0702 (Available Q2 2007; MSRP $119) and 5.6” DPF-0562 (Available Q2 2007; MSRP $99).

All models are moving to high-resolution digital panels for improved picture viewing, expanded memory and the company’s patent-pending MosaicView™ technology (in the 10.2”, 8” and 7” frames). The easy to use frames are the perfect accompaniment for any home, office or dorm room. They are the perfect way to showcase digital photos of weddings, family gatherings, celebrations, birthdays, parties, loved ones or any special occasion.

MosaicView™ technology is ideal for the consumer who wishes to show a complete digital story by displaying multiple images simultaneously. For example, one frame can highlight several images from a recent vacation: One arriving at a resort, one on the beach, one of a night on the town and so on. Users also have the ability to run a complete MosaicView slideshow.

For more information, please visit www.westinghousedigital.com.

SOURCE Westinghouse Digital Electronics

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