Thomson 43FD2S13 43 "
 | Outdated Product A simple TV from the Thomson Easy product line, which includes models without support for Smart TV functions. The TV in question is intended for watching digital broadcast television programs and playing video from USB data drives. The model is also equipped with three HDMI ports for outputting signals from any other suitable sources. Thomson 43FD2S13 is equipped with a 43-inch screen with a Full HD resolution of 1920x1080 pixels. Its refresh rate is 60 Hz. The display of the model is framed by thin frames. Two 8 W speakers with Dolby Digital support are responsible for the TV sound. The digital tuner on board the TV is capable of receiving broadcasts of terrestrial, cable and satellite broadcast networks (DVB-T2, DVB-C and DVB-S/S2, respectively). The 8-kilogram TV body is supported by th...e side legs. At the back of the device there are holes made for a VESA wall bracket measuring 200x200 mm. In addition, the TV is equipped with a practical remote control with a backlit button system. |
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A simple TV from the Thomson Easy product line, which includes models without support for Smart TV functions. The TV in question is intended for watching digital broadcast television programs and playing video from USB data drives. The model is also equipped with three HDMI ports for outputting signals from any other suitable sources. Thomson 43FD2S13 is equipped with a 43-inch screen with a Full HD resolution of 1920x1080 pixels.
Its refresh rate is 60 Hz. The display of the model is framed by thin frames. Two 8 W speakers with Dolby Digital support are responsible for the TV sound. The digital tuner on board the TV is capable of receiving broadcasts of terrestrial, cable and satellite broadcast networks (DVB-T2, DVB-C and DVB-S/S2, respectively). The 8-kilogram TV body is supported by the side legs. At the back of the device there are holes made for a VESA wall bracket measuring 200x200 mm. In addition, the TV is equipped with a practical remote control with a backlit button system.
