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We doubt we've seen all of Vizio's 2011 product lineup yet, but the latest information is that it's expanding upon the one Theater 3D TV model currently available with an entire line -- promising to ...

Vizio has announced a new line-up of 3D-capable high-definition LCD televisions, while increasing the number of titles available on its Vizio Internet Apps platform. Vizio has announced a new line-up ...

We already took a fresh look at the Vizio Tablet due this summer, but the company's main business is HDTVs and there it's on top of US LCD sales again, with more than 20 percent of the market in Q1.

Vizio has made a name for itself churning out big-screen TVs at prices less likely to give consumers sticker shock than those offered by many of its competitors, and at this week’s CES show in Las ...

Vizio is not including 3D support in any models of its 2014 lineup of televisions — a concrete sign the CE industry’s stereoscopic dreams are fading. Instead, Vizio is pinning future growth on Ultra ...

Who wants to pay $100 for a single pair of active-shutter 3D glasses? Good question—and maybe that's why 3D TV sets using cheaper, polarized 3D glasses are making such a big splash at CES. Bargain TV ...

Vizio's XVT3D5 line of LED-based LCDs feature passive 3D technology, and the larger models have full-array local dimming LED backlights. David reviews TVs and leads the Personal Tech team at CNET, ...

week 21 1080p LCD TV models in screen sizes ranging from 22 to 71 inches that all incorporate its new “Theater 3D” passive glasses technology. Vizio is using the “Theater 3D” moniker on HDTVs using ...

When it comes to the flat panel TV market in the US one of the leading companies is Vizio. The company has been selling HDTVs for a much shorter time than other makers have, but it is one of the most ...

TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.

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