Kruger&Matz KM0250UHD-SA 50 "
 | Expecting restock Size ("): 50; Operating system: Google TV (Android TV); Screen coating: gloss; Resolution (px): 3840x2160; Brightness (cd/m²): 220; Static contrast: 5 000:1; Response time (ms): 8; Frame rate (Hz): 60; Sound power (W): 16; Number of speakers: 2; Digital tuner: DVB-T2 (terrestrial); DVB-C (cable) |
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Kruger&Matz KM0250UHD-SA 50 "
Screen:50 ", 3840x2160 px, 60 Hz, Direct LED
Multimedia:T2 tuner, Google TV, Wi-Fi, LAN
Controls:voice, assistant
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Specifications KM0250UHD-SA
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