Thursday, July 10th, 2008 at
4:10 pm
Sharp has added three new screens to its Aquos range of televisions. All three place an emphasis on compact dimensions for added versatility.
First-up is the LC-19D1E, which is unsurprisingly a 19in set. Selling itself as ideal for movies and games – kid’s bedroom, perhaps – the TV has HDMI and PC inputs, alongside a claimed 7500:1 contrast ratio.
There’s a 1366 x 768 resolution panel packed in to the ultra-compact frame, which stands just 36cms tall including the stand, as well as a digital Freeview tuner.
Next in line are two additions to the XL8E Series, the LC-32XL8E and the LC-37XL8E. Both TVs sport 100Hz technology, 1920 x 1080 resolutions and three HDMI inputs.
The 19in will sell for around 690 USD, the 32in looks set to retail around the 1,780 USD and the 37in at 2,170 USD.
Monday, July 7th, 2008 at
6:32 pm
It comes in at £250, and it provides a decent range of features. But how well does it perform?
Monday, May 19th, 2008 at
7:51 am
The Aquos AN-AR300 from Sharp Japan is an ideal companion for matching Aquos 37″ and 32″ LCD TV’s. The television rack comes with a built amplifier and 2.1 channel speaker system complete with a sub-woofer. The unit is 911mm wide and has two deck stations for a BD and DVD recorder. The digital amplifier and the sub-woofer deliver an output of 25W×2ch and 70W respectively. The amplifier has an HDMI input and when connected to an Aquos LCD TV and BD recorder all the three devices can be controlled by a single remote control. MP3 players and cell phones can be connected to the unit via the stereo mini slot.
The Sharp Aquos AN-AR300 measures 911×428×470mm, weighs 40.5kg and will go on sale in Japan for 85,000 Yen ($ 850) by August 1. Continue Reading…
