Westinghouse Digital is one of the leading LCD TV manufacturers in the USA. Today, the company announced their new lineup of HDTVs that they will be unveiling at this year’s CES exhibition. The lineup includes 14 new series ranging in size from 32 inches to 70 inches, diagonally. Four of them will use the old CCFL LCD technology, while others will use LED and even 3D technology. The one feature that all these TVs share is that they are both Energy Star and RoHS compliant. Westinghouse did not announce prices or release dates at this time. “We’re not only expanding the range of size of our LED and LCD lines in 2012, but we’re also introducing a variety of new models with a collection of styles and features, along with the debut of several new accessories from Westinghouse,” says Rey Roque, Senior Vice President of Marketing at Westinghouse Digital. “Our extensive range of HDTVs can now truly fulfill the needs of any consumer. The line offers an array of sizes from 19″ to 70″, including sets with an ultra slim bezel design and 3D capabilities.”

[via Engadget]

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