The Japanese Aiwa, a specialist in consumer electronics who, in launching his Indian division, brings the variegated series of Android TV “Magnifiq” to the local baptism also in the Indian market.
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Often spotted in Italian shopping centers, the Japanese brand Aiwa, whose intention is also to launch a tablet and a smartphone, has long dedicated itself, in its list devoted to consumer electronics, to the creation of TVs and smartphones TV: the latter branch is responsible for the launch, in India, of the new Magnifiq series, aimed at offering – according to the claim of CEO Kure Shouichi – “more for less“.
The Aiwa Magnifiq series of smart TVs is declined according to various thumbnails and related resolutions: specifically, the consumer can choose between a 32-inch in HD Ready (29,990 rupees), a 43-inch in FullHD or 4K (49,990 or 59,990 rupees), a 50 inches in 4K (69,990 rupees), a 55-inch in 4K (99,990 rupees) and a 65-inch in 4K (139,990 rupees). Beyond the differences in question, the manufacturer has used vertically aligned LEDs, to achieve that visual accuracy that brings images closer to reality, in the 16: 9 format.
It should be noted that, from the third model onwards, there is the benefit of Dolby Vision and a contrast of 5000: 1 (while in the first two, without DV, there is the contrast of 3000: 1). Also according to the technical data sheet and the manuals shared by the Rising Sun brand, the Crystal Vision technology was also implemented in the Magnifiq series of smart TVs, which through a quadcore processor (with RAM and ROM from 1.5 + 8 GB in the 32 “and 43” FullHD, 2 + 16 GB in the others) combined with AI, promises an engaging visual experience, with up to 400 nits of brightness (starting from 260 of 32 “) and 1.07 billion colors.
There is no shortage of Black Reflect technologies, of the anti-reflection type, Amphiteatre View, which guarantees excellent visual rendering even at the most extreme angles (as in the Colosseum, it is emphasized), HDR10, and MEMC (at 60 Hz), which makes more clear moving images through the interpolation of simulated frames: on the audio level, there is the brand’s proprietary sound signature thanks to a pair of 12W speakers in the first models, 15W each in the others. In the larger models, namely those of 55 and 65 inches, a soundbar with EAX technology is integrated to create a sense of immersion, without the need for additional external speakers. The 32-inch model and the 43-inch FullHD also benefit from Dolby Audio (2D technology), while all other models implement Dolby Atmos (3D technology).
Animated by Android 11 TV, with Chromecast for mirroring from smartphones, Play Store to download apps (YouTube, Netflix and Prime video already pre-installed) and support for Assistant, Aiwa Magnifiq smart TVs do not miss the possibility of using Amazon Alexa , via compatible external speakers. In terms of ports and connectivity, it will be possible to count on USB 2.0, headphone jack, Ethernet, HDMI, SpDIf (coaxial in the first two models, optical in the others) and Wi-Fi (direct).