Sharp LC-32D40U
Another of Sharp’s LC-D40U series is the Sharp LC-32D40U. Measuring at 32.3 x 10.7 x 25.6 inch WDH dimension and weighing at 43 lbs, this 32 inch widescreen TV uses TFT active matrix technology that has a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixel giving you the best detailed picture. It has a display format of 720p combined with an image ratio of 16:9, contrast ratio of 1200:1, and brightness of 450 to give you the best quality picture you could imagine.
The Sharp LC-32D40U has a viewing angle of 176 degrees horizontally and vertically giving you a clear view even if some of your neighbors storms your house to watch in front of your TV and your left standing at the side of your living room. This HDTV ready television has 2 speakers included to give you the best entertainment experience right at your home.
Sharp LC-32D43U
The Sharp LC-32D43U has a very cool and attractive design. But besides its stylish look, it offers the best specifications that you would be looking in a 32 inch CD television. This HDTV certified TV has a HDMI and VGA (HD-15) interface. It measures 20.9 x 31.3 x 3.8 inch HWD dimension and weighs 36.4 lbs. Its 32 inch widescreen display uses TFT technology giving you the best picture that has a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels. Using a display format of 720p, it has an image aspect ratio of 16:9 and a contrast ratio of 1200:1. The Sharp LC-32D43U has a brightness of 450 for clearer picture.
It uses progressive scanning. For better viewing, thehSharp LC-32D43U has a viewing angle of 176 degrees so you could stilll have a clear view when positioned not in front of the TV. It has a pixel response time of 6ms and is built with composite and S-video analog video signal. Includes 2 speakers for a more enjoyable entertainment experience.
Wireless AQUOS LC-15L1U-S
Watch television anywhere you want around your home without worrying about power chords. The Wireless AQUOS LC-15L1U-S is packed with a rechargeable battery that lets you carry the TV anywhere within 50 sq. feet from the wireless center. This wireless A/V center is where you connect all your video resources so you don’t have to carry them with the the AQUOS TV when you want to watch in another area of your home.
Enjoy watching with its 15″ ASV (Advanced Super View) LCD Panel in a 500:1 contrast ratio and 921,600 Dots (480 x 640 x R/G/B=VGA) pixel resolution that provides you incredible images. You can even have a clear view anywhere in the room because of its 170º/170º Viewing Angles.
Sharp 108-inch LCD television
This is real entertainment. Sharp Electronics has released one of the world’s largest televisions, a 108-inch LCD television — larger than the biggest plasmas that have yet been announced. It is said to have a higher resolution than plasmas and lower in power consumption. The set is 93.9 inches high, 52.9 inches wide and 107.8 inches on the diagonal, and shines with 2.07 million pixels (1,920 x 1,080).
This would surely bring up the level of competition among the players in the plasma industry and the makers of LCD televisions. And what’s great about competition is that some tend to lower their prices in order to attract more customers. With the emergence of this kind of technology, imagine what we would have in our own homes in a few more years. Would you still go to movies? I don’t think so.
Imagine watching movies on this kind of TV or playing PS3 games. Spice it up with a cool surround sound system, and you would really feel like everything is real.
The Multi-Talented Sharp Papyrus PW-TC900
Having a gadget that can translate across languages is cool. But it’s even better if you can also use that device as a television set. It’s way better if the gadget can serve as your photo viewer or even MP3 player when you insert an SD card or MMC with your media files. The Sharp Papyrus PW-TC900 does just that!
This is the first Japanese and Japanese-English dictionary with a 1Seg digital TV tuner and a SUPERB display. Only Sharp can make such displays, thanks to their ASV technology (resolution: 480×272). AS TV alone is never enough in Japan, the dictionary also has an MP3 player and an SD slot.
The TC900 will be available in Japan this December. Sharp has not yet announced pricing.
Sharp XV-Z21000 1080p DLP Projector
When talking high definition, 1080p is king. And you’d want it as large as possible, especially if the display is really that sharp. It looks like we do have a sharp one from Sharp–the XV-Z21000 DLP Projector. Oh, and it’s bright too, with a contrast ratio of 12,000:1.
The only problem is the price. $11,279 for a projector? Well, that’s about three to five times as expensive as just any other projector, but 1080p at 12,000:1 contrast ratio seems sweet! The product is due for release this September. Here are the full specs via Shootandshow:
- High Contrast Image: Native Contrast Ratio of 10000:1 (in High Contrast Mode)
- 1000 ANSI Lumen Brightness (in High Brightness Mode)
- Powered Iris Switchover Function
- Three Primary Colour/7 Segment 6x Speed Colour Wheel achieves Flickerless, High-grade Picture and Natural Colour Reproduction
- 10-bit Green Processing minimises the bit noise in low level signal
- HDMI (x2) + DVI-I (x1)/HDCP Terminal realises all digital projection
- True 1080P High Resolution Images fully compatible with HDTV 1080P signal
- Switchable Screen with 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratios
- Sharp Original Image Processing IC (New Progressive Mode, Pattern Matching I/P Conversion, New Digital Noise Reduction Circuit) Film Mode beautifully reproduces movie film recorded in 24Hz progressive format
- 36 Position Picture Setting Memory Function (5 position x7 inputs + 1 position common)
- ‘Film Tone’ Mode reproduces film-like atmosphere
- Colour Management System
- User Customisable RGB Gamma Adjustment Functions
- RGB Independent Brightness and Contrast Adjustment
- 1:1.35 Manual Zoom Lens
- Lens Shift Functions simplify installation adjustments
- Sealed Optics enable longer use and reduce maintenance costs*
- Low Fan Noise: 30dB
Sharp announces Aquos P-70 series for the UK market
Sharp has announced the release of three new models in its Aquos P-series LCD line intended for the UK market, which uses the PAL-type broadcast signal.
The 26-inch Aquos LC-26P70E, 32-inch LC-32P70E and 37-inch LC-37P70E are specifically designed for the UK PAL broadcast signal, and are said to perfectly reproduce the broadcast, with the LCD panels’ 960 x 540 resolution (in contrast, the NTSC signal popular in other markets uses a 640×400 resolution).
The P70 Series panels incorporate Sharp’s unique Advanced Super View (ASV) technology to enhance picture quality further, with brightness at 450cd/m2. A viewing angle of 170 degrees, both horizontally and vertically, ensures a perfect picture on screen – wherever the viewer is sitting. In addition, Advanced Optical Picture Control (OPC) automatically adjusts the brightness of the picture to take account of the ambient light in the room.
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