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Supersonic consumer electronics typically include small-to-midsize screens—commonly about 23.6", 24", and 32"—with native resolutions of 1366×768 (WXGA, often labeled 720p). Several models also list compatibility with 1080p/1080i and other HDTV formats.
Many Supersonic TVs and displays support both AC and DC power. Typical listings show AC input ranges such as 110–240 V plus a DC 12 V option; some models explicitly note AC/DC compatibility for car or travel use.
Supersonic TVs list built-in speakers with varied output specs—for example, configurations range from 2 × 3 W up to stereo 8 W per channel. Some models also provide standard external outputs such as optical (TOSLINK) or a headphone jack.
The dash cam records in HD 720p (also offers VGA 480p), includes night mode and a 120° wide-angle lens, and supports motion detection, a G-sensor, loop recording with file-locking to protect clips, a built-in microphone, park/parking monitor, and microSD card storage up to 32 GB.