This  low key Made-in-India brand,  enables  middle class families to experience large screen TV without bursting the bank

Noida (NCR) May 20 2017: While big global  television brands appear to dominate the shelf space in retail outlets and malls, one tends to forget that some low key players  had 'make in India' as their mantra not today  but three decades ago.  
One such player is Videotex which has been manufacturing TVs in India since 1984 -- and whose plants in Greater Noida and Parwanoo in Himachal Pradesh  have   assembled  the latest LED and LCD smart sets  under its own name as well as for brands like Intex, Micromax and Zebronics in an OEM role.  The company has an its overseas office in Shenzhen in China.
The group also makes TVs under the Daiwa brand name  and claims to be the first to support Indian power consumption patterns.  Its manufacturing lines boast the latest SMT (Surface Mounting) for making motherboards in India, Clean Room for Panel assembly, MI(Manual Insertion) line, Automatic FA (Final Assembly) lines to international standards.
Last week  saw the launch of a new Daiwa TV model with another made-for-India feature -- extra toughened glass.   The 32 inch D32C3GL  brings large screen television for Indian homes at a compelling price -- Rs 12,999.  This is a  (1366 by 760 pixel ) 720p HD TV with a very wide viewing angle of 178 degrees  -- another nod to  middle class India, where TV is a whole family activity.|
The TV  has to  (10W+10W)  speakers and  supports Bluetooth connectivity, which  means the remote,  can control  not just the TV,  but other devices like media players and wireless headphones connected to the home entertainment system.  Power consumption is frugal -- less than 38 watts and standby less than 0.5watts.
Its target  buyer will rate this a paisa vasool product.