The German manufacturer offers with Loewe Connect 37 Media Full-HD + DR + TV out of the ordinary, combining multiple TV reception (DVB-T, analog, cable, satellite), recording and integrated networking functions to read files directly on the screen. The report price is: 1,38,000 Indian rupees (£1,949) for the 37 inches.
Design out of the ordinary
Loewe brings attention to the technical characteristics of these products but also to their design. This model is no exception. Orientable foot, lacquered black finish, rounded corners, remote high-end ...
Technical side is also heavy with the possibility of receiving analog signals, TNT, from satellite or cable. In addition it worked fine for the cable box without the supplier. To save programs, a 160GB hard drive is included. Always stronger, the Connect 37 Media Full-HD + DR + acts as a media player be it from a USB device or network. It reads both photos that music or the TV series, all this without tedious configuration even WiFi.
The connectivity offered is sufficient even if there are only two HDMI inputs compatible 1080/24p. On the right side, a door hides the drive, 1 USB, 1 headphone output, 1 composite, 1 S-video and RCA stereo output. At the rear, placed horizontally, there were two scarts, 2 HDMI, 1 component, 1 VGA, 1 RCA stereo input / output coaxial and Ethernet port.
Features
- Resolution Full HD 1920 x 1080 pixels
- Brightness 500 cd/m2
- Dynamic Contrast 5000:1
- Viewing Angle: 178 degrees
- TNT HD tuner + cable and / or satellite
- 160 GB hard drive for recording
- Playing media files from the USB port or network
- Sound Power 20W x 2 with 3D effect
- Foot swivel
- Dimensions: 959 x 688 x 244 mm
- Weight: 23 kig
- Warranty: 3yrs
Note on the installation of the TV
When buying this TV Loewe proceed with the installation and putting into service in place without additional charge. TV reception and the network configuration is provided directly by the technician. It's ready to use. If you're resourceful you can perform the installation yourself, there are no insurmountable difficulties.
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