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Sharp Aquos LC19D44U 19-Inch 720p LCD HDTV
Price : $499.99
Features
: - 16:9 ATSC/NTSC/QAM Tuner
- Black with Bottom Low Profile Speakers
- Unique remote with built-in clock/timer
- Features HDMI input
- Features PC Input
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Sharp's LC-19D44U is a widescreen HDTV LCD TV that provides a slim design, high definition TV solution with a distinctive small foot print. It features a high-performance LCD panel for high brightness, a high contrast ratio, low reflection glare protection and wide viewing angles. The LC-19D44U includes ATSC/NTSC tuners to receive off-air broadcasts as well as digital cable QAM capability to receive non-scrambled digital cable programming. In addition, the LC-19D44U is PC compatible and is an HDTV monitor for greater versatility. As an HDTV monitor, it is compatible with all 1080i and 720p signals from HDTV sources. Separate decoder is required. The LC-19D44U also has a unique remote with a built-in clock/timer and a rear magnet for attachment to metal surfaces.
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Spectacular picture
This TV is the perfect size for our kitchen. We love the clear, bright HD picure. It's great for watching basketball while we fix dinner.
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The Sharp Aquos 19" HDTV
Setup was fairly easy. We use it in the kitchen. You must rotate the stand to rotate the TV ... a slight disadvantage in this environment. The picture is fine, but the sound is strangely inadequate. We have to keep it a the max setting all the time.
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Sound fair, Picture good
The picture quality is great on HD, but the sound is only fair. The audio comes out of small speakers pointed down out the bottom. The result is a "tin" sound. The volume has to be turned up fairly loud to hear it. The only audio out is via optical cable, so to hook it up to an external speaker would require an AV receiver. I don't want to do this since I bought the TV for the kitchen and I want to minimize the space. So everything is a tradeoff. I got a reasonbly decent picture and compromised on sound and got an HDTV that doesn't take much space at all.
The small kitchen remote is neat the way it fits in the small indentation of the base. Its very convenient for turning it on and off and volume controls. You can also channel up and down, but that is a tedious way to find your channel. For that they have the regular remote which we leave on the table. Two remotes is nice. The full size remote allows you to program up to four favorite channels--also a nice feature.
One last feature on the picture. The full size remote allows you to cycle through 4 preset AV modes such as movie, game, user defined, and dynamic. While this is nice, I haven't found one setting that seems to be best for all my viewing. Some shows are too dark on one setting, so I have to change it to another, then change it back for another show.
I wanted a 19" HDTV capable of receiving up to 1080i. This will compress the signal to 760, but at least it can handle it. This and a Toshiba model were the only ones I found that I thought could do it.
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Poor Choice
Buying this TV was a nightmare! I ordered this TV and the vendor (not amazon.com) that sold it to me sent me a DIFFERENT TV! Hoping I would be stupid enough not to notice! I reviewed the other TV he sent me and after alot of thought decided to keep it (was running out of time to get a TV for my parents for Xmas) and when we opened it and turned it on, the volume was defective! I returned it to the vendor and he said I would get credit minus shipping and restocking! I told him it was defective and he said it was not! I told him to plug it in himself and see! I am sure he knew it was and bought it at a discount and then tryed to sell it to me hoping I would not notice! WHAT A CROOK! I was lucky that amazon.com credit card did take care of the shipping and restocking for me, but I told Amazon.com that the vendor that sold it to me was a crook!!!! I think the Sharp Aquos is a good TV, but I never got to see it! So beware of what you actually get vs what you order!
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Sharp LC-32SH12U 32-inch Flat Panel LCD Television HDTV with HDMI and PC Input (Black)
Price : $500.00
Features
: - This true 16:9 aspect ratio TV displays widescreen shows in their native aspect ratio without the need for scaling or other video processing.
- ATSC / QAM / NTSC tuners: These tuners allow for DTV and analog TV viewing.
- Sharp Liquid Crystal Televisions are very bright, so you can put them virtually anywhereeven near windows, doors.
- 2 HDMI inputs: For convenient connection to digital devices, use the included HDMI inputs.
- Wide viewing angle: The 176° viewing angle is so wide, you can view this TV from virtually anywhere in the room.
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Sharp's LC-32SH12U HDTV LCD-TV provides a slim, versatile high-definition television solution with a distinctive design. The LC-32SH12U feature a high-performance LCD panel for high-brightness, a high contrast ratio, low-reflection glare protection and wide viewing angles.
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Very nice picture
When our daughter moved in with a friend, she didn't have room to take this TV with her. We borrowed it for our master bedroom and couldn't be happier with it. The sound and picture are very good. When she's ready to take it back, we'll definitely order our own!
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Excellent 32" 720p LCD HDTV
I bought this item as a store demo for use in our master bedroom. It seemed okay with some slight wear, but it was the right choice. With a DVR from our cable company, the picture quality is outstanding, with at least good sound quality. It does take a little while to turn on and to change functions, such as between inputs, but it's not a big deal. With plenty of analogue inputs, and 2 HDMI inputs, it should be versatile enough for most needs, including a high-def source such as satellite TV or high-def cable, and of course a home theater system with an upscaling DVD player. Sharp has an excellent reputation for high-quality products with low rate of repair needs, so I would recommend this TV to anyone looking for a really fine quality 720p 32" LCD HDTV. The remote control is also very user-friendly.
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20" Sharp LC20SH3U LCD TV w/Built-in Tuner
Price : $339.00
Features
: - 20-inch Sharp LC20SH3U LCD TV w/Built-in Tuner General Features: Silver cabinet
- 20-inch active screen size 4:3 aspect ratio 640 x 480 native resolution (VGA) 500:1 contrast ratio
- 430 cd/m brightness 8 ms response time 170° horizontal and vertical viewing angle
- NTSC TV system support Built-in 181 channel tuner Built-in 1 watt x 2 speakers Sleep Timer
- Closed caption
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This Sharp LC-20SH3U provides a versatile television solution. The LC20SH3U uses the worlds most successful LCD panel, Sharps proprietary Advanced Super View Black TFT panel, which provides high brightness, a high contrast ratio, low reflection glare protection and wide viewing angles. This LC-20SH3U also features speakers positioned below the LCD screen, making the TV much narrower giving you the freedom to set it up just about anywhere.
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Sharp Aquos LC37D43U 37-Inch 720p LCD HDTV
Price : $1,299.99 $1,049.00
Features
: - 37" HDTV LCD-TV
- 6000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
- 6ms Response Time
- Power consumption: 185 W
- Enhanced Color Filter with a Warranty of 1 year parts and labor
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Early exit soon after warranty expired
Bought an LC-37D43U from Sears in June of 2007, impressed by competitive price and picture quality in the display room. First purchase of large flat-screen TV. Brought TV home and set it up, TV worked fine. Used in home environment, not abused or used extensively, half-hour to an hour some evenings, kids cartoons on Saturday morning, also hooked up to DVD player. Not a heavy TV-watching household. Forward eighteen months to January 2009, TV is playing daughter's DVD and goes black, completely inoperative. Take it to Sharp authorized service center, diagnosis is fried Main Board, [...] parts and labor to fix. Called Sharp.usa Aquos Advantage service to see if they would comp the new board, cost $280, I felt main component should have been more robust, eighteen months to failure is pretty short in my opinion. No deal. No sympathy for out-of-warranty problems. Will consider more upscale brand for next purchase, will also consider extended warranty, these electronics are looking pretty fragile. Sharp Aquos LC37D43U 37-Inch 720p LCD HDTV
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LOVE THIS TV
I bought this tv through Amazon last December. The first one that arrived worked fine for a couple of weeks, but then the HDMI inputs just stopped working. I called Amazon and they immediatley sent out a replacment. The replacement has been working perfecly ever since then. The HD channels are beautiful on this tv, and now I rarely watch standard def tv, even though it looks pretty good for SD. The sound on this tv is great until it reaches the low base sounds, where it makes a bit of a rumblimg noise. I eventually intend to get additional speakers for when I watch movies where the sound gets basey. Any other issues you may come across can usually be fixed by doing general adjustments. Out of all the tv's I've bought (RCA, Sony, Samsung, Philips, Magnavox), Sharp is my favorite. This was my 3rd Sharp purchase, and I am still in love with them all.( I finally let go of my big Sharp 27" tube tv, which still had a beautiful picture, but was just too bulky and a pain whenever I moved!) I highly recomend this tv, although I would think you could find it for a better price.
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100% Satisfied...
I bought this television five months ago, and could not be happier. My buddy bought a 41 inch 1080p LG at the same time, and i can not see one single bit of difference in picture quality between the two. Xbox 360 looks every bit as good in 1080i on my tv as PS3 does in 1080p on his, same with hd cable tv and blu ray. All in all, this is the largest size 720p set you can buy with no difference in picture, and i swear to you that there is absolutely NO difference. I love this tv, i dont quite understand the opc setting, as it dims and brightens the picture according to darkness, but is sort of annoying so i leave it off, and the only other problem is the cord falls out when you move the television, but how often do you do that. I now swear by sharp, and i had previously had a very strong loyalty to samsung. Another buddy is a sony guy, and he is planning on a sharp next time around, even though he had just purchased a 1080p sony. Out of the box, it is so bright it hurt my eyes, which is good...which is good. The color and blacks are amazing. Dont hesitate for a second to buy this set, you will not be sorry.
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w00t!!!
I LOVE my new tv. I got it because it fit in my space good and I am amazed at how good it looks and sounds. I would highly recommend this tv. I think for a TV under 40" you don't really need the 1080 dpi. I did a lot of research and this is teh one I got it is sweet!
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Picture is grainy from DVD's + Sharp Warranty consists of threats
The good points of this TV are: 1. being able to buy it through Amazon, 2. good owners manual.
Unfortunately the bad points are: 1. The picture from DVD is very grainy. It is an extremely poor picture. Please read the latest issue of Consumer Reports: you will find the Auqos ranked near the bottom in every screen size (I wish I had that issue several months ago). 2. The power button has to be hit several times to turn the unit on. 3. The volume from one of the HDMI connections is very low. 4. When contacting Sharp Warranty for points 2&3, they "threatened" numerous times that I would be charged if the tech could not find an issue. The threat of being charged came up so many times & also very rudely, that it came across this threat was a tactic to avoid warranty work.
I suggest your read the latest issue of C.R. before considering this TV.
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Sharp Aquos LC37D44U 37-Inch 720p LCD HDTV
Price : $899.99
Features
: - 37" HDTV LCD-TV
- 7500:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
- 6ms Response Time
- 2 HDMI, 1 PC Input
- Black Cabinet
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The elegant AQUOS D44U Series easily enhances the decor of any family room, living room or den. With a true 16:9 aspect ratio, HDTV resolution of 1366 x 768, and breathtaking color purity, it is a next-generation TV to carry you into the high-definition future. The D44U Series utilizes Sharp's proprietary Advanced Super View/Black TFT Panel providing 7500:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio, 6ms response time and wide viewing angles (176°H x 176°V). Both models are HDTV's with built-in ATSC / QAM / NTSC tuners and include 2 HDMI and HD component video inputs as well as a D-sub, 15-pin input for PC compatibility. The D44U Series features a black cabinet and the included table stand easily removes for wall mounting applications. Features: 16:9 ASV LCD Panel from Sharp's state-of-the-art Kameyama factory producing 7500:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio and 6ms response time. True 16:9 wide-screen aspect ratio with 1366 x 768 HDTV resolution. Wide Viewing Angles (176°H x 176°W) Sharp's AQUOS LCD TVs viewing angles are so wide, you can view the TV clearly from practically anywhere in the room. PC Input conveniently turns your TV into a PC monitor. Enhanced Color Filter uses finer points to achieve higher throughput, enabling deeper, more vivid colors and 150% higher contrast ratio. High Brightness (450 cd/m2) AQUOS LCD TVs are very bright. You can put them virtually anywhere - even near windows, doors or other light sources - and the picture is still vivid. Built-in ATSC / QAM / NTSC Tuners provide access to DTV and analog TV channels.
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Two TVs ordered, Two TVs arrived damanged
Honestly I don't know if this is a result of poor quality on Sharp's part or poor shipping process on UPS's part or poor packaging on J&R's part.
However, I have ordered two of these TV's and both arrived damaged. The first one would not power on. The green power light just kept flashing. So I returned it and ordered another. The second one came with dark spots on the screen that will not go away. It's not a smudge it's damage to the LCD screen itself.
I will not buy another one nor will I buy another Samsung TV ever again.
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This is a very nice 37 inch HDTV, and it fits my entertainment center
Positives: We are very limited in the size of a high def tv because our entertainment center has a limited width. The Sharp LC37D44U was the only 37-inch set that we found that would fit, and it touches the sides of the cabinet on both sides. There really aren't many 37 inch sets to choose from....lots of 32 inch, 40 inch, and 42 inch, but not many 37 inch. The tv set arrived in perfect condition, it set up easily and quickly, and the picture quality is great. I use a surround sound system, so I can't really comment on the TV sound. I just turn it off.
Negatives: I'm not very happy with the instructions that came with it....just one big sheet of paper, printed on both sides, that folds and folds and folds. I would much prefer a booklet. Also, because I have several audio and video components there are not quite enough input/output terminals. But with a little ingenuity you can get everything connected.
I would recommend it based on picture quality and ease of setup.
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good tv for the price
The picture is good and the sound is good. I wish the controls would let me customize it some more and if this was my primary TV, I would need it to be 1080p, but for the price, it is a good deal and a nice unit.
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Great Deal
great deal, great TV , great price, delivered fast -cant ask for more than that!
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Great TV, great price, perfect size for us
We wanted a flat screen HDTV to fit in our armoire. It was either this set or a high end 32". We went with size (this 37") over higher quality. My feeling was that since this would be our first HDTV, it was going to be an upgrade no matter what. And I'm really happy with the purchase. I can't complain at all - seems like a great set to me. I think the hi-def is really impressive - it's crisp and the colors look vibrant and natural to me both on HD broadcasts and blu-ray. Most of the stuff we watch is 1080i which looks great and seems to be a lot better than the 720p stuff (thought I read somewhere that 1080i didn't look so good on this set but it looks great to me). My only gripe is there's no headphone jack but if you've got a receiver, that won't be an issue for you.
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Questions & Answers
Question : what picture settings should I use for my sharp 46' aquos lcd tv?
I have an aquos 46' sharp lcd tv but cannot seem to get the picture quite right
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try www.avforum.comthey have the listing of all tv with the best settings for each.hope this helps wg
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Question : Sharp LCD TV hook up?
Hi, I have a SHARP LC-30HV4U LCD TV. It has only digital inputs, two different ones. One is a DVI, same as on a computer videocard. The other one I never seen before.How can I connect DVD player and VCR with a regular RCA outputs to this TV?I think I need a receiver, but I have no idea which kind.
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ur tv should have come with a external box for those hook ups... check this video:http://reviews.cnet.com/flat-panel-tvs/sharp-lc30hv6u/4505-6482_7-30677387.html?tag=txt
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Question : Will someone help me hook my PC up to my Sharp LCD tv?
I bought a vga to s-video cable on Amazon and also an extension wire.Whenever I hook them up I can only see black and white streaks on the TV,and when I move the mouse a small line moves.(LC-20AV7U)is the tv's code. Please Help!!!
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After you have the cables hooked up properly, you need to go into your display settings and see if you need to change settings there. When I hook my laptop up to my tv I have to go to my display settings and change a few things. I don't know your settings because all video cards and tv's are different. Just right click on your desktop and go to properties then display settings. Im sure you will find what you need to do there. Hope this helps
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Question : Can you help me calibrate my new Sharp Aquos LCD TV?
I just bought the 65" Sharp Aquos LCD TV from Costco. Model # LC-C6554U.When we got it out of the box the picture was terrible with mostly the skin tones looking orangish and red. I played with it and got it better, but not perfect. The guy at the store said to download some sort of DVD online to calibrate it. Any suggestions? Or does anyone have the professional calibration for this particular set?
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Hmm, orangish and RED...that sounds like EXCESSIVE color saturation to me....Turn down the color control, make sure your TINT is right down the middle, the brightness is MID-WAY and your PICTURE / CONTRAST is set to MAXIMUM....Now look at the picture.....Do you think it looks normal or not ?Are you looking at LOW DEF or Hi DEF?Look at Hi Def....Now if you are STILL unsure about the picture, there's always BLACK AND WHITE TV SHOWS to verify PROPER Registration.Black and White has a VERY DISTINCT blending or Red , Green and Blue that creates a very GRAY gray...not Red/Gray or Green/Gray.That's why it's PERFECT to use for initial verification of whether a TV is properly white-balanced or not....If you turn off the color, and you go to say...Nickolodeon, and you find Mc Hale's Navy or The Dick Van Dyke show or one of the 60's shows that was recorded, then you found the PUREST Black and White that you can trust for this test...I Love Lucy, Gilligan's Island (only the B/W ones!) are the ones to use too.It's gotta be gray...If it's not, swap out your TV quickly before the EXCHANGE timetable expires !
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Question : Does this Sharp LCD TV model number LC-32SB23U have the ability to receive signals from local channels?
... without the use of connection after Feburary 17th? I owned this just a week or so and so far, I am beyond enjoying it. Please note that this question is DTV-transition related.And another question, my TV also feature software updates using a USB device, where would I get the software updates from Sharp.com?
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Yes it will work PAST the February deadline....Second...you only install UPDATES for certain symptoms you are actually seeing on your TV set...Weird colors? Look for your Model and the term "Bad Color" on Sharp.com UNDER your specific model number !!Software upgrades for ANOTHER MODEL do NOT apply to your TV set !And if you attempt to use another model's Upgrade....you will destroy the software programming on your TV set...I've had customers upload software and pull the USB out BEFORE it was done and the TV won't turn on at all...So....if it AIN'T BROKE.....DON'T FIX IT.
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Question : What wall mount should I use for a 52 inch Sharp LCD TV weighing 80-90 pounds?
Any suggestions on Universal types?
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here's a link to them on ebay.
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Question : i live in bracken ridge with no roof top anetanna and a brand new lcd sharp tv?
i was wondering if anyone knows if you can pick up tv stations on rabbit ears or an outdoor anetanna through a digital tv as we are renting and dont wanna pay 4 someone else's anetanna ???
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Get Cable...you rent it, you leave, and Cable gets shut off....
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Question : Sharp LCD TV for xbox 360?
I know the market is huge...which makes me feel totally clueless here. im wondering, is the Sharp brand good for a gaming TV? here is what i am considering, SHARP 46" LC-46SB54U LCD TV. any input would be great! thanks :)
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I would recommend looking at plasma TVs instead, especially at these sizes. LCD screens are prone to blurring and so called "artifacts" during fast motion pictures.I would specifically recommend looking at the panasonic viera series if you want to get the best out of your X360. These panels seems to stick out above the rest in the 46" range, LCD and plasma alike. Have a look at the included source if you want to read up on wich screen would best suit your needs.
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Question : Any ideas where they repair screens on Sharp Aquos LCD tv's?
I have a 46 inch Sharp Aquos LCD TV and the screen cracked while moving it around the house. Do yall have any ideas what should i do to fix it.
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I'm sorry to say this, but the last time an LCD panel was damaged, the cost of the panel was the same price as a new TV set was....Warehousing parts adds to the cost of a SINGLE PART...and that's the BIGGEST and most costly part in the whole TV set !
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Question : How to connect a thinkpad laptop to Sharp LCD TV 37dD40U (not through s-video)?
How to connect a thinkpad laptop to Sharp LCD TV 37dD40U (not through s-video)?
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HERE'S A LINK TO WHAT YOU'LL NEED. (NOT AN ENDORSEMENT OF THE BRAND OR STORE)
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