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Vizio’s newest P-Series smart HDTVs are a lot more than only a yearly update, since they also fully change how people will be consuming different types of media. These TVs, which vary from 55” to 75”, are still officially “smart” even if they do not have any applications built into their own system.
Instead, the owners will need to stream video material with incorporated Google Cast, which is an original feature for any smart TV set. People can stream content to devices utilizing Vizio’s dedicated SmartCast application.
This can be accessed from either an added Android tablet controller or other Android or iOS operating system. SmartCast also acts as the main hub for locating media, so it manages all of the user’s TV configurations.
Furthermore, the recent P-Series lastly delivers Dolby Vision and HDR assistance, along with ultra-wide shade variety, down to the company’s more cost-effective products. There is also a complete range of backlights, including 128 effective LED areas.
Formerly, all those functions were only offered on their costly Reference line. The 6” Android tablet arriving with all P-Series sets is not extremely fun to use by itself. The device has a 1080p display powered by an octa-core chipset.
But it is considerably more attracting than the standard controllers that most TVs are delivered with. The product seemed pretty sturdy to use and it is charged wireless through an awesome docking station. Vizio comes with the tiny infrared controller that performs regular tasks, like modifying the volume.
When it comes to the partner SmartCast application, it is amazingly well developed. Users will discover TV shows or films and it will take them directly to the appropriate transmission support. Delivering material to Vizio’s P-Series is not different from utilizing Chromecast, since the owner basically has to look for the TV within the Cast-compatible application and choose it.
The TV had no problems getting stream from the controller or smart phones from the company’s experts. Vizio also intends to present SmartCast-enabled sound systems later these months. Their HDR technological innovation also shined and every scene was a tad more saturated than normal in the video clips presented.
The red fire and outfit from the characters in it the movies also seemed more accentuated than on the common TV sets. Vizio’s officials mentioned that the advantages of HDR with extended color range permit them to show off RGB a lot better than before.
Image source: Vizio
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