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The M190MV RazorLED™ LCD HDTV is brilliant in color, rich in detail and deep in contrast – all in a razor thin design.  This immaculate beauty delivers a 20,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio for deeper blacks and brighter whites.  This RazorLED™ LCD HDTV also includes touch sensitive controls that illuminate when your hand draws near and fade away once you’re done. Enjoy ultimate connectivity with five high definition inputs. But it doesn’t stop there! Experience advanced sound technologies from SRS Labs and take pleasure in knowing this mercury free, energy efficient LED LCD HDTV exceeds new Energy Star® 4.0 Guidelines by 10%**, conserving our planet’s resources while saving you money.

Amazon Sales Rank: #25826 in Consumer Electronics Color: Black Brand: Vizio Model: M190MV Released on: 2010-05-14 Dimensions: 12.25" h x 2.36" w x 18.32" l, 5.82 pounds Display size: 19 Razor LED - VIZIO is the first to bring LED technology to smaller size LCD HDTVs! Also Mercury Free, Energy Efficient, Razor Thin HDTV achieves a 20,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio giving you deeper blacks and brighter whites - 250 nits brightness 20,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio delivers deeper blacks and brighter whites through contrast and dimensions Energy efficient sensors auto-adjust brightness for the perfect picture regardless of room conditions. Delivers immersive virtual high definition surround sound. A 0.85 thin profile that is simply amazing!

VIZIO's M190MV 19" Class (18.5 inch diagonal) RazorLED LCD HDTV is brilliant in color, rich in detail and deep in contrast – all in a razor thin design. This immaculate beauty delivers a 20,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio for deeper blacks and brighter whites, and also includes touch sensitive controls that illuminate when your hand draws near and fade away once you're done. In addition, owners of the M190MV enjoy substantial HD connectivity with two HDMI inputs. An amazing .85" ultra thin profile at its thinnest point. Experience immersive virtual high definition surround sound. Deep blacks and brighter whites via a 20,000:1 ratio. Auto-adjusting sensors provide efficient ambient lighting. But the features of the M190MV do not stop there. Experience advanced sound technologies from SRS Labs and take pleasure in knowing this mercury free, energy efficient LED Backlit LCD HDTV exceeds new Energy Star 4.1 guidelines by 10% when turned on, conserving our planet's resources while saving you money in utility bills. Key Features Advanced picture quality with LED backlighting, set within a razor thin profile. View larger. 19-inch LED Backlit HDTV featuring 1366 x 768 pixels and support for 16.7 million colors. Razor Thin Profile only .85" thin (maximum depth 2.37"). Ambient Lighting is achieved as energy efficient sensors auto-adjust brightness for the perfect picture regardless of room conditions. Two Built-in 5-watt Speakers provide deep, rich sound. SRS Audio Technologies: SRS TruVolume evens out dynamics to limit volume inconsistencies between programming, while SRS TruSurround HD delivers immersive virtual high-definition surround sound out of the unit's two speakers. Included Remote is stylish and enables you to easily control every function of your TV. ECO HD exceeds the current Energy Star guidelines when the panel is turned on, saving you money on your utility bills while limiting the impact on our planet. Mercury Free Display: The display's backlight is due to the fact that LED backlights do not utilize mercury, an environmentally harmful substance. Warranty: One year parts and labor, and free lifetime technical support. HDMI, component, USB connections and more at the rear. View larger. Connections HDMI (with HDCP): 2 Component Plus Stereo Audio: 1 Composite Video: 1 RF: 1 S-Video: 1 PC input (RGB): 1 SPDIF Digital Optical Output: 1 Headphone Output: 1 USB: 1 (JPEG support) Dimensions TV with stand: 18.32" x 13.32" x 7.27" (WxHxD); 5.91 pounds TV without stand: 18.32" x 12.25" x 2.36" (WxHxD); 5.84 pounds What size TV should you get? What's in the Box VIZIO M190MV 19-inch RazorLED LCD HDTV, VIZIO VR9 remote control (2 AAA batteries included), stand w/thumbscrew, power adapter, user manual, quick setup guide, registration card. Amazingly slim at less than .85". View larger. Technical Specifications Screen size: 19-inches Tuner: NTSC/ATSC/QAM Refresh Rate: 60Hz Native Panel Resolution: 1366 x 768 pixels LED: Yes - Edge Lit Computer Support: 1366 x 768, 1360 x 768, 1024 x 768, 800 x 600, 640 x 480 via RGB/HDMI Signal Compatibility: 720P, 480P, 480i Dynamic Contrast Ratio: 20,000:1 Brightness: 250 nits Response Time: 5ms Viewable Angle: 170/160 degrees (horizontal/vertical) Picture-in-Picture (PIP): No Picture-outside-Picture (POP): No Zero Bright Pixel Defect Guarantee: No V-Chip: Yes 3D Comb Filter: Yes 3:2 or 2:2 Reverse Pull-down: No ATSC with 8VSB and QAM demodulation: Yes ATSC with MPEG-2 decoding: Yes NTSC Video decoding via Video: Yes via AV, S-Video, or Component Progressive Scan Video: Yes, thru Component HDMI Remote: VIZIO VR9 Panel Lamp Life (typical): 30,000 hours Voltage Range: 240Vac at 50/60Hz Power Consumption: 37W,

Most helpful customer reviews 8 of 9 people found this review helpful. Reasonable picture, but a disaster for RES Engineering An HDTV LED / LCD display for less than $ 200 a year ago was unthinkable. Vizio gets points for the commercialization of new technologies at low cost. But it is certainly not the case. First the good: the image is as sharp as my years of skepticism and resistance against blurry LCD (now DEL) was withdrawn TVs - very fine detail, clarity, brightness and 20,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, incredible, no hardness or reflectivity. But there are big problems. * I've tried three of these units, and all had the same problems, none of which could also admit Vizio staff that they had heard (apart from updating the firmware, of course, as described below). First, usually the firmware version must be updated: the "last channel" button on the remote control and a random image format called "normal" is a small graphic in the center of the screen, click "Help" in the control and check the firmware version in "System Info" If it's something in verse. 1.49, vizio.com go and download and install the update M190MV accordance with the instructions online. The firmware patch became available in November 2010, but all three test sets - bought and exchanged between late December 2010 and late February 2011 - needs updating! Another error: information about the TV show is incomplete. Each click of the "e" on the remote reveals more about the program. However, game times and program lengths are random from channel to channel. Setting the internal clock of the TV has no effect. OTA or cable companies to the most basic piece of information in the signals include, but TV can not read. Vizio customer service was very ignorant and unhelpful (remember, I tried three identical televisions), which virtually everything is in flux, the channels are very slow and the remote is close directional, and floppy and very thin with Flush, which are difficult to press, not usually inaccurate or functional keys. Then there is the sound. A wafer-thin TV can not be expected to have a decent sound without resonance chamber, the sound resembles a transistor radio, around the 1965th No adjustment makes no difference in quality. The TV also has no external speaker outputs, and there is not enough power coming from the headphone jack (unfavorably located in the lower left corner on the back of the unit) to supply * * computer speakers drive. Even hooking analog L / R outputs of a DVD player powered speakers, and TV with a splitter is useless, because it involves a slight delay / echo each other (the first sound speakers to get for some reason), this is quite outrageous and unacceptable! The only way to get the audible sound is to connect the optical digital output to a separate amplifier or sound bar (hopefully); heavy persuasion marketing to roughly double the cost of the TV! None of the preset image rendering realistic (!) "Lively" is closest at first glance, but it's so intense and saturated, with 90% backlight, which burn the screen can happen anytime and visual details are distorted by the glare Setting "Custom", which can lead to madness. It includes an allowance for "color" - a new division of Red, Green and Blue to win, when you're far away as possible, the B & W is still false, and has a reddish / brown color (also disconnecting the three color components of a DVD component cable connection, which means that only the basic B & W signal) B & W DVD's are very unsatisfactory. Actually, even the colors are all by: blues is often purple, and at the same time, the faces are the * little * red and appear pale or greenish. I'm not sure how this contradictory combination is even possible. All this is compared with two well-adjusted 2003 Samsung (CRT or LCD computer monitor My). LED edge lighting is very bad back indeed designed. In all three units I tried, unless the brightness was absurdly hard as I could.