Tag: Aquos
Sharp launches four new 4K UHD Smart LED TVs with 60in and 70in screens
Sharp Aquos R2 Compact smartphone features two notches – one for fingerprint sensor
VIDEO: Top 5 CES 2011 TV tech
CES 2011 how wondrous your goggleboxes were! From connected sets to mad 3D visors, the show threw up a load of new displays that Tech Digest would kill to have at home. We've pulled together our five favourite bits of…
CES 2011 VIDEO – Sharp Aquos Quattron 3D TV preview
Shap looked to revolutionise HD TVs last year by introducing a forth pixel colour quadrant into their Aquos Quattron rnage of TVs, which went some way to offering more lifelike, vivid colours from their sets compared to the competition….
Review: Sharp Aquos Quattron HDTV
Name: LC-46LE820E Aquos Quattron (Sharp) Type: 46" LCD LED Backlit HD TV Specs: Contrast Ratio: 6,000,000 :1 Resolution: Full HD (1920 x 1080p) Connectivity:4x HDMI, 1x VGA, 1x USB, 1x Scart, Composite adaptor Speakers: 2x 10 watts speakers Dimensions:…
Top 5 HD TVs for watching the World Cup on
With the World Cup 2010 finals in South Africa just around the corner, there's no better time than now to upgrade your TV. If you've been holding out to make the jump from a standard definition telly to a HD…
Sharp launch Aquos LED LCD TV series with Quad Pixel Technology
Sharp have today launched their new range of Aquos LED LCD TVs. While most of the industry's energies right now are going into the big 3D push, Sharp are looking to refine the current HD standards by pioneering a new…
Sharp intros new 46-inch AQUOS HDTV and Blu-ray player
Sharp has added another size to its range of D65 high definition LCD TVs. The 46 inch version, the largest yet released, features a full 1080p panel, 20,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 450cd/m2 brightness, and a reasonable 6ms response time.
Three HDMI inputs will enable you to connect up all your high-def gear, and there’s a built-in Freeview digital tuner plus two SCART ports for connecting other equipment and a USB slot for memory sticks or cameras.
Featuring two 10W speakers, the set shouldn’t embarrass itself if you don’t plan on hooking it up to an audio system. Sound features include automatic volume control and clear voice technology…
Sharp's 108-inch LCD TV finally launched
At CES last year (2007), Sharp unveiled its 108-inch LCD TV. As far as I’m aware, despite it being nearly two years since the show, it’s still the largest LCD TV in production (yes, there are larger plasmas) — and now it’s been launched.
This monster comes with eco-friendly features, according to reports, though I bet it burns a helluva lot more fossil fuels up per hour than your piddly little flat-panel TV…
Sharp claims world first: HDTVs with integrated Blu-ray recorders
Sharp will launch a range of high definition LCD TVs with integrated Blu-ray recorders in the Japanese market next month, claiming a world first.
While it’s not uncommon to see flat panel TVs with built in DVD and Blu-ray players, this is the first time a Blu-ray recorder has been added to a production TV.
The AQUOS DX range will come in a range of screen sizes from 26- right up to 52-inch, all full 1080p high definition, and ranging in price from around £1,100 to £2,900 (at current Yen to UK pound exchange rate). Though the integrated drive will allow playback of Blu-ray, and recording TV programmes directly to disc, there won’t be a built-in hard drive — so no DVR functionality…
