TV "designed for XBOX"

[guyver01]

RCA 27" Stereo TV with VPORT and KidPass Control

Proprietary VPORT connection provides optimal video performance with Xbox game consoles

 

[jpeyton]

It's a load of turds. Expect RCA to support the VPORT for approx. 20 seconds.

 

[jonmullen]

I saw a TV from them with this "VPORT" back atleast 9 months ago.

 

[AnyMal]

It's been around for a while. Just another marketing gimmick and a way for RCA to make some money off MS. I bet your PS/2, GC will work just as good with that TV.

 

[JonTheBaller]

WHAT THE FOXTROT?

 

[IEatChildren]

Gamers will love this 27" TV with VPORT, a one-cable solution for best-quality Xbox video which doubles as a component video input.

Really! So it's made for best quality Xbox video, but it also happens - thank God! - to work as a component video input! Whew, I thought it might actually BE a component video input.

 

[madthumbs]

OMG! This $250 tv can play xbox better than my HDTV? I wasted my money!

 

[StageLeft]

Absolutely gaydiculous.

 

[UNCjigga]

how many lines/resolution?

 

[fonzinator]

Review of this set at IGN.

Conclusion

The 27V550T has a lot going for it. It features a good sized screen, a nice array of inputs and outputs, and very nice image quality. On top of all this, and what really seals the deal, is price. It is widely available for $249.00, perhaps less if you really look. (The MSRP is $349.00, but this means absolutely nothing, as even the company sells it for $249.00.) If you're an Xbox owner looking for a new gaming TV, then the 27V550T deserves a high spot on your list of candidates.

Recommended.