40" Class (40.0" Diag.) 670 Series 1080p LCD HDTV (2010 model)

Ability for television to pivot on its stand for optimal viewing from any angle.

The diagonal length of a TV screen or monitor, as measured in inches from corner to corner.

Difference in luminosity between brightest color (white) & darkest (black) over time. Higher ratio means more contrast.

Speed at which pixels can change color. Lower response times mean better motion image reproduction.

Audio enhancement technology for TVs. SRS TruSurround XT provides 3D sound without extra speakers.

Sound power and signal emitted from a TV's speaker, as measured via Root Mean Square (RMS).

Mechanism in TV that outputs audio. Down firing enhances bass by directing low-end toward ground.

Connection that allows streaming audio, video, and other computer data across wireless networks.

Stream movies and TV shows, Update your Facebook, and use Apps right on the screen.

Feature that wirelessly syncs a PC and other digital devices to a TV for full screen playability.

Technology that optimizes hues on a TV and expands the color range for a more vivid viewing experience.

Screen technology that brightens colors, enhances contrast, and reduces reflection for optimal TV viewing.

Technology that enables a user to access camcorder videos and music libraries directly on a TV screen.

Technology that automates the best resolution setting possible for viewing Blu-Ray DVD products.

Mode in which a user can play video games on an LCD television.

Technology that allows one remote to control all digital devices in a home theater/entertainment system.

Function that seeks out available channels and automatically programs them for easy cycling.

Function that automatically powers down television to save energy if no signal is present.

Function that caps volume on loud advertisements so that they're more consistent with programming.

An internal receiver that enables a TV to utilize Digital Television technology.

Allows parents to block inappropriate movies and programs based upon their FCC rating.

High Definition MultiMedia Interface.

Analog video connection that transmits information along two or three separate signals.

Analog terminals that transmit audio and video information along a single signal.

VGA connection that transmits analog component video signals via 15 shielded pins at the end of a cable.

Port that allows television to receive high-quality sound directly from a computer.

Connection linking TV to Local Area Networks (LAN) for up-to-the-minute RSS feeds like news and weather.

Universal Serial Bus. Interface standard for connecting peripherals to a computer. USB 2.0 is high-speed.

Ports used to transmit digital audio streams between components without interference.

Ports used to receive encrypted, high-quality digital audio signals from media players and other devices.

Radio Frequency socket that accepts analog signals. Often used to connect lines for cable TV.

Width, height and depth of the television, with stand, as measured in inches (in.).

Width, height and depth of the television, without stand, as measured in inches (in.).

Width, height and depth of the television, with shipping container, as measured in inches (in.).

Weight of the television, without stand, as measured in pounds (lbs.).

Weight of the television, with stand, as measured in pounds (lbs.).

Weight of the television, with shipping container, as measured in pounds (lbs.).

Approval by Energy Star, a government program, ensures TV is eco-friendly and energy efficient.

Technology that lets a TV display video in accordance with analog, digital, and cable transmission standards.