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Reddit mentions of VIZIO D40-D1 D-Series 40 Inch 1920 x 1080 Class Full Array LED Smart TV (Black)
Sentiment score: 3
Reddit mentions: 4
We found 4 Reddit mentions of VIZIO D40-D1 D-Series 40 Inch 1920 x 1080 Class Full Array LED Smart TV (Black). Here are the top ones.
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- 1. VIZIO Internet Apps Plus - Instantly enjoy the latest hit movies, TV shows, music and even more premium apps straight from the Internet to your TV.
- 2. Full-Array LED Backlight - Distributes LEDs behind the entire screen delivering superior light uniformity and picture performance.
- 3. Built-in Wi-Fi - Connect with high-speed wireless for easy, clutter-free access to VIZIO Internet Apps Plus.
- 4. Clear Action 240 - Enhanced motion clarity with 60 Hz effective refresh rate and powerful image processing for stunning sharp detail in sports and fast action scenes.
- 5. 1080p Full HD resolution - Enjoy high-definition TV with a crystal-clear picture.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 23.46 Inches |
| Length | 35.97 Inches |
| Release date | March 2019 |
| Size | 40 in |
| Weight | 17.64 Pounds |
| Width | 8.27 Inches |
Sorry this is what I meant. The tv legs/ stands like this. I didn’t know what to call it https://www.amazon.com/VIZIO-D40-D1-Class-Array-Smart/dp/B01A0LGS3Q
Looking for a good 40 inch tv to be used to watch tv/movies/ occasionally game from couch. I picked up a floor model for real cheap from walmart awhile back, a VIZIO D40-D1 D-Series but it crapped out (luckily under our 90 day warranty). It was a pretty decent monitor, but looked like crap at first until I changed the output dynamic range from limited to full in Nvidia control panel.
I'd like to replace it now with something on the cheaper side but have it not look like total ass, but I don't need it to look amazing either seeing as how it's mostly going to be showing my desktop with rainmeter on it and other various stuff. I definitely don't need a smart tv, and I'd like it to be at least 40 inches. Any brands/sellers to avoid?
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> Looking for a good 40 inch tv to be used to watch tv/movies/ occasionally game from couch. I picked up a floor model for real cheap from walmart awhile back, a VIZIO D40-D1 D-Series but it crapped out (luckily under our 90 day warranty). It was a pretty decent monitor, but looked like crap at first until I changed the output dynamic range from limited to full in Nvidia control panel.
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> I'd like to replace it now with something on the cheaper side but have it not look like total ass, but I don't need it to look amazing either seeing as how it's mostly going to be showing my desktop with rainmeter on it and other various stuff. I definitely don't need a smart tv, and I'd like it to be at least 40 inches. Any brands/sellers to avoid?
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/r/pcmasterrace/comments/6z1vh6/daily_simple_questions_thread_sep_09_2017/dmsa78w
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> I know this isn't a pc but.... my iMac keeps crashing after I updated it. https://vid.me/dPGBN Any suggestions?
/r/pcmasterrace/comments/6z1vh6/daily_simple_questions_thread_sep_09_2017/dmsjno6
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> Does anyone know what the smallest ATX mid-tower is? I need something that's at most 7" to 8" in Width and at most about 15" to 16" in length/depth.
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> Has anyone used the Xfinity wifi? If so, does it count towards the 1tb data cap?
/r/pcmasterrace/comments/6z1vh6/daily_simple_questions_thread_sep_09_2017/dmt0eet
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> I live in a 3 story house where I want reliable wireless on all 3 floors and my current setup of a router in the middle just isn't doing it. I plan to purchase a second router and put one in the basement and powerline adapter it to another one in the upstairs. Does this sound like a good plan? Is there something better I am overlooking? (I really didn't want to put CAT5 in the walls)
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> Edit: I was planning on flashing ddwrt and just using router Bridge mode?
/r/pcmasterrace/comments/6z1vh6/daily_simple_questions_thread_sep_09_2017/dmt52dr
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> Looking for a monitor that supports usb c , image/sound transfer , and charging to my MacBook Pro 13 2017 around 500 euros max
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