Gear Patrol
March 16, 2010
By Dusty Overby

Sharp Design, Sharp Performance

MarketNews
March 8, 2010
By: Gordon Brockhouse

Vizio isn't exactly a household name in Canada. But the Irvine, Calif. company is well known in its home country. According to iSuppli Corporation, a California-based market-research company, Vizio shipped more LCD televisions in the U.S. during 2009 than any other vendor. Canadian distribution of the Vizio line is still limited. But the company it plans to expand into Canada during 2010.

Home Theater
January 2010
By Scott Wilkinson

At the 2009 CES, Vizio took the wraps off of its first LCD HDTV with LED backlighting and local dimming, which consumers have been eagerly waiting for ever since. 

HDTV Expert.com
January 11, 2010
By Pete Putman

There’s no question about it – for $2,200, you get a lot of TV with plenty of inputs and calibration options. 

Big Picture, Big Sound
December 30, 2009

Although Samsung may have invented the "LED TV" category with a massive advertising and marketing campaign to support their?2009 HDTV line, VIZIO is bringing it to new lows (price wise) with a 19-inch LED HDTV model that sells for around $350. 

Associated Content
By Jack Bishop
December 28, 2009

If you have been looking for a television worth the money it costs then look no further. This guide will display how great the Vizio SV320XVT HDTV really is. 

Associated Content
By: James Dreese 
December 14, 2009

Vizio might not be the first name you think of when you think of a LCD HDTV, but let me tell you just because Vizio may not have huge name recognition yet that they are the real deal. 

MACworld
By: Yardena Arar
December 15, 2009

But the VT420M delivers on a par with the SV420M where it really counts: The VT420M earned above-average scores in all of our image-quality tests. 

The Washington Post
December 14, 2009

This model earned above-average scores in all of our image-quality tests. Judges gave it particularly high marks for brightness and contrast, and it also performed well in our demanding motion benchmarks and panning tests. 

San Francisco Chronicle
December 11, 2009

Moderately priced for a 47-inch, 1080p LCD TV with a 120Hz refresh rate, the VL470M sports a classy-looking matte bezel that sets it apart from the crowd--and it's no slacker in the image-quality department, either.