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At least one person (er, web site) is. The specific set is a E60-C3
RTings has their 1st test of 2015 and it is a Vizio 'E' series. Not just a first test, but a whole new look to their web site. Additional tests have been added which is always welcome. Here is a link to the test;
http://www.rtings.com/reviews/tv/lcd-led/vizio/e-series-2015
Vizio's site has this on the 2015 'E' series ;
http://www.vizio.com/tvs/eseries.html
Specifically for the model tested;
http://www.vizio.com/tvs/eseries/e60c3.html
Owners manual is here;
http://cdn.vizio.com/documents/e60c3/um-e60c3.pdf
In.out connects are about the same as previous years, so is their menu. Clear, easy to use, little reason to change it. It doesn't block half the screen with unnecessary, distracting images like Sony and Samsung uses that only makes adjusting the video even harder.
One big downside is the Goldstar (LG) style stand, er, should I say 'legs'. Rtings comments on this less than idea design.
Vizio has followed others with reducing, almost eliminating the on set controls. Settling for a single power button that is hidden and very hard to find on the rear (not side) of the cabinet. Might as well not have in the first place.
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RTings has their 1st test of 2015 and it is a Vizio 'E' series. Not just a first test, but a whole new look to their web site. Additional tests have been added which is always welcome. Here is a link to the test;
http://www.rtings.com/reviews/tv/lcd-led/vizio/e-series-2015
Vizio's site has this on the 2015 'E' series ;
http://www.vizio.com/tvs/eseries.html
Specifically for the model tested;
http://www.vizio.com/tvs/eseries/e60c3.html
Owners manual is here;
http://cdn.vizio.com/documents/e60c3/um-e60c3.pdf
In.out connects are about the same as previous years, so is their menu. Clear, easy to use, little reason to change it. It doesn't block half the screen with unnecessary, distracting images like Sony and Samsung uses that only makes adjusting the video even harder.
One big downside is the Goldstar (LG) style stand, er, should I say 'legs'. Rtings comments on this less than idea design.
Vizio has followed others with reducing, almost eliminating the on set controls. Settling for a single power button that is hidden and very hard to find on the rear (not side) of the cabinet. Might as well not have in the first place.
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