43" Blaupunkt 43FCT6000S

The Blaupunkt 43FCT6000S TV with a 43" screen size displays content in Full HD resolution of 1920 × 1080 pixels. For smooth operation and a clear user interface, it uses the Tizen operating system, whose performance is supported by a quad-core ARM CA53 processor and 1GB of RAM. The system provides access to a wide range of pre-installed applications for streaming, including services such as YouTube, NETFLIX, Amazon Prime Video and Disney+. Local platforms such as Oneplay, Prima+ and Vodafone TV are also available. Internet connection is provided by a built-in Wi-Fi module for wireless access to online content and other network functions.

Picture with Direct LED technology

The basis of the display is a 109cm (43") LED panel with a resolution of 1920 × 1080 pixels. Direct LED backlighting technology, which contributes to a homogeneous image, ensures an even distribution of brightness across the entire screen area. The panel has a brightness of 220cd/m² and a static contrast ratio of 4000:1. The viewing angles are 178° both vertically and horizontally. The panel operates at a native refresh rate of 50/60Hz.

Connectivity, sound and tuner equipment

Two HDMI 2.0 ports and two USB interfaces are available for connecting external devices. Wireless connectivity is provided by integrated Wi-Fi and a Bluetooth interface, which can be used, for example, to connect headphones or a soundbar. The TV receives signals via DVB-T2/C/S2 tuners with HEVC codec support. The 16W sound output supports Dolby Digital Plus and Dolby Audio formats.

Tizen operating system

The Tizen operating system provides a fast and intuitive environment for managing applications and switching between content sources. Directly from the main menu, you have access to popular services such as YouTube, NETFLIX, Amazon Prime Video and Disney+. Czech applications, including Prima+ and Vodafone TV, are also available. An internal storage of 8GB is used for storing applications and data. The TV also supports HbbTV hybrid broadcasting, which combines a TV signal with content from the internet.