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Intex launches five new models of its LED TVs in India; pricing starts from Rs 27,999

Domestic consumer electronics manufacturer Intex Technologies on Friday launched five new models of LED TVs.

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Indo Asian News Service|Oct 05, 2017, 18:27:05 IST
Domestic consumer electronics manufacturer Intex Technologies on Friday launched five new models of LED TVs.[caption id="attachment_3909435" align="alignleft" width="380"]The Intex 43-inch UHD TV

The Intex 43-inch UHD TV[/caption]The TVs are 55-inch UHD (Rs 78,999), 43-inch UHD (Rs 52,990), 50-inch FHD (Rs 49,999), 43-inch FHD (Rs 47,999) and 32-inch HD (Rs 27,999).The 55-inch "5500 SMT" model comes with 8GB RAM and a dual-core processor running Android 5.1 operating system (OS).The 43-inch UHD LED TV is equipped with 8GB RAM and a quad-core processor running on Android 5.1 OS."Brand Intex is all about fulfilling aspirations, offering consumers the best of design and technology at very competitive pricing. Our 2017 festive line-up is ushering in a new era for televisions," said Jayesh Parekh, Business Head, Consumer Durables, Intex Technologies, in a statement.Featuring Full-HD display, the 43-inch "4301" and 50-inch "5001 SMT" models come with 4GB RAM and a quad-core processor running on Android 4.4 OS.The 32-inch HD "3201 SMT" model comes with 8GB RAM and a dual-core processor running on Android 4.4 OS.The TVs are equipped with inbuilt Wi-Fi that supports Miracast feature to display smartphone's content on the big screen.The devices also include up to 200 built-in applications such as YouTube, Facebook, Netflix and Twitter in its customised app store.

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First Published:Oct 05, 2017, 18:27:05 IST
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