Sharp just released another excellent 52-inch HDTV, which adds another phenomenal set to their AQUOS line. It supports full high definition at 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution, and it pushes out a 120Hz refresh rate for smoother on-screen motion. And for all you sports fans and gamers, the 4-millisecond response time makes this great for watching and playing.
Sharp have announced a new range of AQUOS LED-backlit LCD TVs, the LE700 series, ranging in size from 32- to 52-inches. Each offering Full HD 1080p, they use Sharp’s X-Gen LCD panel with 10-bit processing and a dynamic contrast ratio in excess of 2,000,000:1.
Sharp launched their AQUOS D-Series this morning in Japan, which shows a real effort to enter the Internet-equipped TV market. By means of an Ethernet connection, these TVs can hook up to the Internet and stream content straight onto the screen.
Sharp just keeps cranking out the TVs! The latest in their AQUOS line is the A-Series. It’s getting its first reveal in Japan and consists of three different HDTVs: the LC-52AE6 at 52-inches, the LC-46AE6 at 46-inches and the LC-40AE6 at 40-inches. But the best thing about them is they’re green.
Sharp Japan dished out a trio of low end LCDs, a new series of low power consumption and environmental friendly Aqous D lineup in 20, 26 and 32-inch HDTV displays with 1366×768 pixel resolution panel.
Today Sharp announced the new BD series of LCD TVs that include built-in Blu-ray players. Focusing on the needs of consumers the series will be available in 54” 46” 42” 37”and 32” sizes. This new line will incorporate AQUOS Pure Mode as well as a Superview Panel to enhance the viewing experience.
This cell phone is definitely worth talking about. The Softbank Sharp Aquos Fulltouch 931SH phone features a crystal clear screen, quality specs and a generally stylish appeal that many would flock to.
The screen is the biggest draw here, no question. Sporting a 1024 x 480 resolution, this 3.8-inch display is actually a touchscreen. Funnily enough, the resolution is similar to that which is provided on notebooks, not cell phones, so this is really a cut above.
If you are in the market to get a full scale 1080p big screen, there are two interesting choices that may get your attention. VUDU, a VOD service that offers instant access of HD, TV shows and thousands of movies online has teamed up with Sharp to promote Free Vudu set of box with $50 of movies with the purchase of a 42” and up 1080p Aquos LCD. No? The sound of ‘voodoo’ may not get the wife approval? That’s ok. You can keep the wife happy and get Panasonic Plasma with Blu-Ray player deal instead. Panasonic is running a special with $499 saving on a 42” or 50” 1080p plasma TV with the purchase of DMP-BD30K 1080p Blu-ray Disc player. That’s probably one of the best standalone Blu-Ray player to date with profile 1.1 and HBR Bitstream.
Sharp reveals a new member of the slim Line GP3U series AQUOS family today. The 32” (LC-32GP3U) 1080p AQUOS LCD TV features cutting-edge Vyper Drive game mode to reduce lag time between TV and game console and optimize reaction time for the most changing game. The Full 1080/24p display is equipped with plenty of connection options, 3×1.3 HDMI, 2 components, D-sub and a subwoofer audio output.
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