Noble Skiodo, a part of Veira Group, has launched a 43 inch Full HD LED TV ‘NB45CN01′. Featuring a slim bezel and an elegant design, the TV can effortlessly spruce up the decor of your home, said the company.
With display resolution of 1920 x 1080, the company said that it will deliver real and immersive viewing experiences. “With the superior FHD display and A + grade panel, enjoy superior color reproduction with great viewing angles. Boasting Dual 20W drivers, enjoy distortion-free bass for a unique cinematic experience,” said a statement.
“We are excited to bring another addition to our wide range of TV Portfolio. The latest 43 inch TV brings superior technology and experience at the most affordable price points,” said Sharan Maini, Director – Noble Skiodo.
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With a wide range of gaming options and simpler accessibility, this TV eliminates the hassle of buying a console and plugging it in. Connectivity options include 2X USB devices and 2 X HDMI ports for smoother functioning, said the company.
The HD ready TV comes enabled with the eco-smart feature where the TV automatically shuts off when not in use. The TV is already available with leading retail and e-commerce stores across India, said Noble Skiodo.
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