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Supersonic SC-1310TV 13.3" LED TV with Built-in Digital TV Tuner HDMI USB SD Input

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Supersonic SC-1310TV 13.3" LED TV with Built-in Digital TV Tuner HDMI USB SD Input

Supersonic 13.3" Widescreen LED Portable TV, Built-in Digital TV Tuner, VGA Input, HDMI Input Allows You to Enjoy High Definition Video & Audio. USB & SD Inputs Compatible Allows You to Play Video & Audio Files from an External Device. SD Card Reader Compatible, Allows You to Play Video & Audio Files from an SD Card.

Features: 

  • 13.3" Widescreen LED TV
  • Built-in Digital TV Tuner
  • VGA Input
  • HDMI Input Allows You to Enjoy High Definition Video & Audio
  • USB & SD Inputs Compatible Allows You to Play Video & Audio Files from an External Device
  • SD Card Reader Compatible, Allows You to Play Video & Audio Files from an SD Card
  • Selectable Screen Mode: 16:9
  • Resolution: 1280 x 800
  • On Screen Display
  • AV Input Jack
  • Rotary Rod Antenna
  • Earphone Jack
  • AC/DC Operation: Watch Your Favorite Shows at Home or on the Go
  • Full Function Remote Control
  • Peak Brightness: 500cd m2
  • Viewing Angle: 165
  • Response Time: 8ms.
  • Audio: 2 x 1W
  • Maximum Power Consumption: 12W
  • Full Compliance with ATSC/NTSC
  • Power: AC 100-240V Compatibility/DC: 12V Input for On the Go Use

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