Vizio launches P-Series Ultra HD 4K TV sets

In an announcement which marks an aggressive move by Vizio in the Ultra High-Definition TV (UHD TV) arena, the company has recently launched its new lineup of P-Series Ultra HD (UHD) 4K TV sets.

The new P-Series UHD lineup launched by Vizio comprises a total of five models --- beginning with a 50-inch model and going up to a 70-inch model; with the three models in the middle of the lineup being a 55-inch model, a 60- inch model, and a 65-inch model.

The cost of the 50, 55, 60, 65, and 70-inch models in Vizio's P-Series UHD TV lineup will be $1,000, $1400, $1700, $2200, and $2500 respectively. All the P-Series models are currently available for pre-order on the Vizio website, as well as other retailers including Amazon, Best Buy, Target, Walmart, Costco, and Sam's Club. Vizio is expected to start shipping the new TVs early next month.

According to the details shared by Vizio, all the models in the P-Series lineup are 4K TV sets which pack in the resolution of four HDTVs. Moreover, the entire P-Series range of UHD TVs offers full-array LED backlighting as well as local dimming split across 72 different zones.

In addition, the new P-Series UHD TVs natively supports 4K streaming content from Netflix; and will also support 4K from Amazon and UltraFlix when they are launched sometime this year.


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