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January 6th, 2014, 12:50 pm #1
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Vizio reveals aggressively priced consumer 4K TVs, drops all 3D support

Vizio has announced some new additions coming to its TV lineup at CES 2014 in the form of the new 4K P Series and the new, high end Reference Series.

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