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Flip for Westinghouse Flip TV
The 16-inch PT-16H610S flips and folds to fit into any spot in need of high-def.
April 21, 2008 | by Rachel Cericola

It doesn’t fly through the air with the greatest of ease, but Westinghouse Digital‘s new flip-style TV can contort itself into any spot in need of a high-def jolt.

It helps that the 16-inch PT-16H610S LCD is super thin, but the unit can actually flip and fold to fit into tight areas—like the kitchen. Aside from the acrobatics, the unit also offers a variety of placement options, including the countertop, wall mounting, or it can also hang on the bottom of a cabinet.

Other features include a 180-degree rotation of the front bezel, a 1080p HDMI input, and the option to display family photos.

The PT-16H610S is expected to hit shelves in the next two weeks; it should retail for $349.



Rachel Cericola
Contributing Reporter, ElectronicHouse.com
Rachel Cericola eats new products for breakfast (along with a lot of Lucky Charms). Over the past 15 years, she has covered entertainment, web and technology trends. Check her out at www.rachelcericola.com.
Rachel Cericola can be reached at write2rachel@gmail.com


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