Home-grown electronics major Videocon recently launched the EyeConiq television range, with the company’s indigenously developed video processing engine that promises improved colours and better noise handling. The range includes a 32-inch HD model and a 43-inch fullHD model – priced at Rs 28,990 and Rs 46,990, respectively.
Business Standard reviewed the 43-inch model to test the EyeConiq’s video processing engine capabilities, apart from the overall utility of the television. Here are our observations:
The LED TV offers a minimalistic design language, with limited borders around the screen. It is not the slimmest television in its range but it is not