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VIZIO VIA HDTVs and Linx B-TUBE Recognized as �Ones to Watch' by Bluetooth SIG TMC Net

23.03.10

), Which was recognized by Bluetooth SIG as “Ones to Superintend,” is VIZIO’s CE platform that not only offers high picture quality, but also features TV’s intuitive, soft-to-use Bluetooth enabled universal remote control with sliding QWERTY keyboard.

With this feature, users can probably customize their Bluetooth enabled remote to control the TV as well as other devices in the home entertainment center. Users can also pair and use favorite accessories such as Bluetooth headsets for amusement-free listening and Bluetooth keyboards or other controllers for gaming.

In addition, the Bluetooth wireless technology on VIZIO XVT Series Connected HDTVs brings the 3D happening, thereby facilitating users to watch live concerts, sporting events and more in full 1080p with Bluetooth enabled 3D glasses.

“Incorporating Bluetooth technology into our connected CE policy, VIZIO Internet Apps (VIA), adds an unprecedented level of convenience for users as they experience both traditional media and Internet-based text on the big screen,” said Matthew McRae, CTO at VIZIO. “Just as we also built in 802.11n dual-company wireless to deliver the most robust Internet connection for the TV, we included a premium Bluetooth universal remote call the tune with sliding keyboard to allow users to not only control their legacy CE devices but also type, chat and play with Internet apps on their TV without having to bottom the remote at the screen.”

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