Sharp kicks out a trio of AQUOS LCD TVs in the UK
Nothing too exceptional here, but Sharp is livening up its AQUOS LCD TV family with the introduction of three new (currently unpriced) kids. First up is the 19-inch LC-19D1E (available in black or white), which features a 1,366 x 768 resolution, 7,500:1 contrast ratio, built-in Freeview tuner, PC / HDMI inputs and 176-degree viewing angles. Next, we've got the 32-inch LC-32XL8E and 37-inch LC-37XL8E (piano black only), both of which boast 1080p panels, 100Hz technology, a 10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 6-millisecond response time, three HDMI sockets, SRS TruSound and a Freeview digital tuner to boot. Folks in the UK can find the smallest of the three right now, while the newest duo in the XL8E series can be procured later this month.
[Via TechDigest]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Yatesey @ Jul 8th 2008 6:37PM
SOOO BORING
Why cant anyone bring out a revolutionary tv instead of just slightly changing the casing of these things?!!!
crawdad62 @ Jul 8th 2008 8:42PM
It is sort of boring but LCD technology is fairly mature and there's not a whole lot of "leaps and bounds" going on with it.