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Sharp Aquos LC46D64U 46-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV
Price : $1,799.99
Features
: - 46" HDTV LCD-TV with Full HD 1080p resolution
- 10,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
- 4ms Response Time
- PC Input for computers
- RS-232C Input for control
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Once again, Sharp, a leader in LCD technology, establishes a new design standard for LCD TVs. With a screen size class of 46", the AQUOS LC-46D64U raises the bar by fitting large screen sizes into incredibly small footprints. By changing the layout of circuits inside the LCD panel and by reducing the number of parts, Sharp engineers developed the Slim-line design, which reduces depth by 25%, allowing placement of the LC-46D64U in virtually any setting. The LC-46D64U utilizes Sharp's proprietary Advanced Super View / Black TFT Panel with multi-pixel technology, providing 10,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio with Enhanced Picture Contrast Technology and 4ms response time. The LC-46D64U features built-in ATSC/QAM/NTSC tuners and includes 3 HDMI (version 1.3) inputs, compatible with 1080p signals, a PC input and 2 HD component video inputs. Side terminals are included for wall-mounting convenience as well as RS-232C input for control.
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Sharp LC46D64U - Banding Ruined this Television
I absolutely found the banding issues (vertical lines of color non-uniformity) unacceptable when spending over $1000 on a television. I unfortunately did not do my research prior to buying this television, and was so consumed by the unbelievably low price that I jumped on it. What a mistake. After a few weeks of viewing (and researching) I began to notice the vertical banding issue that others have noted seeing with this television. Most noticeable as noted in other reviews - during panning shots and uniform color screens. I ended up calling Sharp and they sent out a local repair person to take a look. The tech immediately agreed that banding was prevalent and took pictures (attempted to anyway - not easily photographed). I then called up Sharp Aquos customer support, and after some back and forth, I must say that I am pleased with their service. After owning the TV for 10 months, they reimbursed me a pro-rated portion of the original price (I bought this directly through Sharp). I know they've offered others exchanges/ replacements, but I insisted that this was unacceptable as I know that although banding is not prevalent on all Sharps, I was not willing to risk it. It's a shame b/c the TV's functionality and such is really good - the banding and buyer regret was too much for me to take. Don't buy this television. Samsung (I just purchased the new 46 inch B750 series), Sony, or Panasonic are a much better bet. Check out "AVS Forum" or Youtube "Sharp Banding Issue" (Master and Commander example) or BING! "Sharp Banding Issue." Weatlh of information there. Word to the wise - do your research!
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Great Picture, Dumb Remote
Great picture, using over the air digital channel. If you are someoene like me who doesnt have too much time, doesnt mess around with too many settinmgs and is just looking for a good TV out of the box, this is one of them . I dont have the patience or the inclination to mess with too many settings. I just want it to work . The only issue is that the remote design was done by someone who wasnt very bright. The remote is HUGE, not very well designed and the channel and volume controls are placed awkardly and not very easy to use them. It;s horrible to be honest. you have been warned. but if you can live with it, go ahead and buy this product.
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No issues after a year
We purchased this TV on Black Friday 2007. A year later, we're still incredibly happy with our purchase.
HD signals look incredibly. Normal tv signals are still watchable.
I've noticed sometimes with really fast sports that the tv sometimes has trouble keeping up. This is pretty rare and usually with sports that involve fast panning by the camera.
The only other thing I noticed after we got the TV was that commercials are crazy loud. Our old TV I believe had a feature that automatically adjusted the volume level of commercials so they weren't louder than the program. This TV definitely does not have that feature!
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Annoying horizontal band appeared
After having this TV for awhile, a giant horizontal band appeared across the bottom half of the screen. Now the tint of the bottom half of the screen is different from the top half of the screen. There is no setting or adjustment that can be made to fix this issue. This is extremely annoying and depressing given the amount of money I paid.
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Sharp LC-46D82U Problems after 20-months
We purchased the Sharp LC-46D82U in June 2007 from a local Big-Box store. The television worked beautifully until February 2009 at which time it started experiencing a blanked-out or vertically lined area about 12 x 12 inches in the upper right had corner of the screen.
Initially the problem was intermittent but within several weeks the damaged area of the screen became constant. We contacted Sharp who contacted a local Sharp Electronics Master Service Center. After four visits to our home and the replacement of both the LCD Controller and an internal cable the problem remains. And yes, the problem was confirmed to be with the television.
Although Sharp Techical Support attempted to diagnose the problem, they were unsuccesful. Because of their attempts and the attempts of the Service Center I am giving this a 2-star rating. Otherwise it would be 1-star rating. The unit is out of warranty but we expected a longer service life than 20-months for the Aquos line of Sharp televisions. The Sharp was purchased to replace a Sony Trinitron that was still working fine after 18-years of use.
We are now researching for a replacement television and the Sharp Aquos line will not even be considered. We will probably purchase a Sony Bravia LCD since, in our experience, they are a better quality television.
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Sharp Aquos LC52D65U 52-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV
Price : $1,899.99
Features
: - 52-Incg HDTV LCD-TV with Full HD 1080p resolution
- 5 HDMI� inputs (v1.3 with Deep Color)
- PC Input For better Viewing
- RS-232C Input for control
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The AQUOS LC52D65U sets a new standard for large-screen flat panel TVs. With Full HD 1080p resolution and an elegant new design, it produces a breathtaking picture quality that is second to none. The LC52D65U utilizes Sharp's proprietary Advanced Super View/Black TFT Panel with Spectral Contrast Engine, providing high Dynamic Contrast Ratio, 6ms response time and wide viewing angles (176�H x 176�V). The LC52D65U is HDTV with built-in ATSC / QAM / NTSC tuners and include 5 HDMI� inputs, compatible with 1080p signals, and 2 HD 1080p component video inputs. The LC52D65U features a sleek piano black cabinet with subtle recessed bottom-mounted speakers. The included table stand easily removes for wall mounting applications.
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Sharp Aquos
Great Product. Very Clear. Would buy more if needed. Really gave my 1080i panasonic viera plasma a run for it's money.
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incredible
unbelievable picture. you can find calibration settings on cnet. I agree...contrast ratios are overrated....amazing picture and clarity. I also purchased the cheetah mount and had this tv on the wall in less than an hour. saved a lot of money compared to buying at bestbuy etc.
no negatives about this TV at all. I was comparing this to the Samsung and Sony V series....just got a heck of deal on this and I am not looking back.
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The best 52 inch out there
After returning a defective Samsung LN-52A550, I decided to give this a try. Bhoy I made the right decision! Ignore any contrast ratio rating by so called experts. This is the one to own. Aquos picture is the best in the business. Clarity of pictures is so amazing. So crisp on HDTV, that we can't help on watching more blu-ray on it. I also use this as an awesome monitor while I type this review. Never again will I stray on another Korean brand like Samsung. Their quality and customer service is pathetic. I was also considering the SONY KDL-52V4100. Picture is not close to this Aquos. You have to get their XBR series to land a crisp picture compared to this Aquos.
Pros: 5Hdmi, 4ms response time . Slimmest of the bunch,3.0 Energy Certified. Amazing picture with correct setting, great design, Japanese quality,exceptional customer serice. This is Acura, Lexus of televisions
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Stopped working after 6 mths
This seemed like the best deal for the size tv I wanted. I first had a problem with the delivery. I was told the tv would be set up for me as long as I had the tv stand, but the delivery men said they were not authorized to do that and just brought the box inside. After having the tv for 6 mths, the picture went out. I called the customer service # and the rep said to hold down 2 buttons at the same time. When I did this, smoke started coming out of the back of the tv. They said they would send someone out to fix it in a wk, but no one showed up. When they finally did come they said they had to order a part and would be back in a wk. It has been over a week and still have not heard from them.
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Great TV
I bought this television after looking at all the other options out there and I am really happy with it. The screen is great and the pictures are incredible. I use this with my PS3 and the games look good and the screen works great with all the fast action of the PS3.
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Sharp LC C3234U - 32" Aquos LCD TV - widescreen - 720p - HDTV - black
Price : $439.99
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The 32" Class (31-1/2" diagonal) LC-C3234U AQUOS easily enhances the decor of any family room, living room or den. Featuring a 16:9 aspect ratio, HDTV resolution of 1366 x 768 and breathtaking color purity, the LC-C3234U utilizes Sharp's proprietary Advanced Super View/TFT panel providing a high dynamic contrast ratio, 6ms response time and wide viewing angles. The LC-C3234U is an HDTV with built-in ATSC/QAM/NTSC tuners.
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18 months of solid service...
I've had my Sharp Aquos LC-C3234U for over 18 months and it has served as an excellent HDTV. We have it mounted on the wall in our kitchen and attached to a DirecTV high def DVR. The picture quality is quite good for a bright room such as a kitchen. The unit has performed flawlessly during the entire 18 months and I hope to get many more years of service out of it.
I cannot comment on the audio quality because I've always used an externally powered 2.1 speaker setup. I assume the speakers are competent but not stellar which is why I've never tried them.
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Sharp LC19SB15U 19" 720p Widescreen LCD HDTV ATSC/NTSC Tuners
Price : $349.99
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The sleek design of this Sharp HDTV features a 19-inch screen with a 16:9 aspect ratio and 1366 x 768 720p resolution!The Sharp LC19SB15U includes ATSC/NTSC tuners to receive off-air broadcasts as well as digital cable QAM capabilities. Plus, it features a 15-pin VGA connector making it PC compatible so you've got an HDTV monitor for greater versatility!Its small size makes it the perfect HDTV for small rooms such as dorm rooms or the kitchen. Mount the Sharp LC19SB15U on a wall for even more space saving and optimum viewing! * Sharp 19-inch LC19SB15U 720p Widescreen LCD HDTV General Features: Color: Black * 19-inch Screen Size (18.5-inch viewable) 16:9 Aspect Ratio Resolution: 1366 x 768 720p * TV Tuners: ATSC/NTSC 400:1 Contrast Ratio Built-in Speakers 2W x 2 EnergyStar compliant * Power: 120V ~ 60 Hz Wall-mountable Connectors: Input 1: Component in Input 2: AV in, S-VIDEO in * Input 3: One (1) HDMI In with HDCP
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Sharp Aquos LC46D82U 46-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV
Price : $2,699.99 $1,169.00
Features
: - 46" HDTV LCD-TV with Full HD 1080p Resolution
- 120Hz Frame Rate Conversion
- Five 1080p inputs (3 HDMI, 2 Component)
- 10,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
- 4ms Response Time
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The 46 AQUOS LC46D82U sets a new standard for large-screen flat-panel TVs. With Full HD Spec 1080p resolution, dramatically enhanced black level and an elegant new design, it produces a breathtaking picture quality that is second to none. The LC46D82U utilizes the next generation of Sharp's proprietary Advanced Super View/Black TFT Panel with multi-pixel technology¿, providing 10,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio, 4ms response time and wide viewing angles (176°H x 176°V). In addition, the LC46D82U include 120Hz frame rate conversion for the ultimate in fast-motion image processing. The LC46D82U is HD with built-in ATSC / QAM / NTSC tuners and include 3 HDMI¿ inputs, compatible with 1080p signals, and 2 HD 1080p component video inputs. The LC46D82U features a sleek piano black cabinet, with subtle, recessed bottom mounted speakers and a unique blue LED light under the Sharp logo. The included table stand easily removes for wall mounting applications.
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Best In Class
Few possessions inspire as much emotional response as electronics - and specifically the amount televisions do. For that reason I'm a bit hesitant to review the Sharp Aquos LC46D82U. So I will begin by stating clearly that while I believe the 82U - and now the 84U - are the best TV's in the mid-ranged HDTV market, there are better televisions out there - though not at a mid-range price point.
Now to the details, I've owned my 82U for a little over one year and in that time I've watched everything from 1080p Blu-Ray movies, standard definition and HD cable, 480p DVDs and upconverted 1080i DVDs. I've also used the set for gaming and have tried everything from Sony's PS2 and PS3 to a Nintendo Wii. The obvious conclusion from viewing all of those different formats is that the better the source the better your picture will be.
High definition sources such as Blu-Ray movies and games all look astounding. As expected standard definition sources look just "okay". In my experience using the Aquos (and other 16:9 HDTVs) is that standard definition content is best viewed in letterbox or 4:3. Stretching the picture to fill a 16:9 screen results in less than desirable picture quality. Either way adjusting the picture size is as simple as a button press on the remote. Watch what looks best to you.
The LC46D82U offers a fantastic 4 millisecond response time meaning that the motion blur once attributable to LCDs is gone. Content once the bane of LCDs such as games and sports programs are easily handled by the Aquos.
The available dynamic backlight offers a continual adjusting light engine that can create rich black levels and vibrant bright colors. Out of the box the Aquos offers several factory presets for lighting and picture control though thankfully each is independently adjustable. My advice is to acquire a configuration disc to properly tune the settings for optimal picture quality. Several stores also offer professional set up services though I think they're generally overpriced.
One of my favorite features of the Aquos is the construction of the actual screen. The Aquos offers one of the best screens I've encountered in HDTVs. The material of the screen serves to deaden ambient light while allowing for tremendous picture quality. What it means is that the Aquos can be successfully utilized in even very bright rooms without experiencing a washed out picture.
The speakers included with the Aquos are functional and aren't intended to provide a movie theater like experience. The slim profile of the Aquos being the main restriction to the size and output of the speakers. That said I've found no gripe with what's included. The speakers are clear and play sufficiently loud to satisfy those used to television speakers.
Before I purchased my Aquos I heavily researched competitors in it's class. What I found was that the Aquos suited by needs and budget best. I would recommend others to do the same. All told I am extremely pleased with the my Aquos and recommend it to anyone looking for a mid-ranged HDTV.
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great value!
Compares with top of the line SONY and SAMSUNG. All the bells and whistles but at hundreds of dollars less.
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sharp has saved me as a customer
I originally owned a 42d62u that developed problems and sharp replaced it with a refurbed 42d64u that came with problems. They replaced that set with a new 46d82u that i received today. It is an 803xxxx serial. I could not be happier having owned sharps with problems i was not expecting to be this pleased with the set. The picture is amazing and looks great with both cable hd and bluray. Sharp went above and beyond what i would expect a company to do when dealing with a warranty claim. My 62u was 2 months over the warranty when they agreed to replace it, which is why they sent me a refurbished 64u and not a new one. When that set had issues they upgraded me to this new 46d82u. Great set that handles everything i've tested with no motion blur, no banding and an overall amazing picture. Do not let sharp's lcd issues scare you away from their lcd's. They have the best customer service i have ever experienced, they stand behind their products, and will make every effort to make the customer satisfied if they have a set with a problem.
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a little research pays off
i researched the more reputable manufacturers, price, what you get for the money, and customer reviews. i wanted a great tv for fast action sports, namely pro football. i have never enjoyed football more. all other hd programming is awesome as well. very pleased with purchase and overall buying experience.
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The best purchase I've made in over a year
I don't know where to start, so I guess I'll go back a couple months. Back in November I had purchased a 1080P 47" Westinghouse from BestBuy, the TV featured blacks which looked like grays, 30 second warm-up period and finally locked up after less than two weeks. I returned it for a full refund and began researching other brands/models. After all of my research it came down to three choices: Sharp Aquos, Sony Bravia XBR and Samsung. In the end I went with Sharp, the CNET review sold me.
So I finally ordered my Sharp Aquos early January, I've never bought from Amazon before and with the exception of my mattress and box spring I've never ordered something this large online before. I have to admit I was somewhat afraid of which could lie in store for me. But all of my worries turned out to be just worries.
I received my LCD TV in less than a week of ordering it and fell in love with it. Blacks look like blacks and the contrast level floors me. Mass Effect for xbox360 is absolutely breath taking. For games like Burnout Paradise you actually get drawn into the game because the color is so vivid and the refresh rate appears almost instantaneously. High definition content looks spectacular too, watching Transformers on HDDVD was almost as good as it was on the big screen.
The only gripe I have with it is that I think that it uses a 6-bot color profile and not an 8-bit color profile. Maybe I'm being too picky, just about everything I've thrown at it has looked flawless. Overall it's a great LCD TV for anyone looking to upgrade or buy their first LCD panel.
Also, I wish all of the LCD TV manufactures would have continued to support the DVI-D interface longer. Most people will just do what I did and use a HDMI-to-DVI-D cable to power my MCE system, but HDMI-DVI cables do not support dual link DVI, so there is less bandwidth in the cable. If companies like Nvidia would release HDMI port equipped cards I wouldn't even mention it, but the only products offering HDMI ports on them are motherboard manufactures using onboard graphics...yuck
One final note, Amazon has made me a firm believer in them after this purchase. With-in 30 days they lowered the price on this TV, so I followed the steps in order to be refunded the price difference. I was on the phone for less than 5 minutes and they green lighted my refund difference. I still can't believe it, it was so simple and hassle free. Kudos, Kudos.
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Question : How can I improve picture quality on a Sharp Aquos lcd tv?
I have nothing attached but cable. It's 1080p 120hz. The picture just seems grainy.
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Get an HDMI Cable
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Question : No component channel on my Sharp LCD TV?
I tried hooking up my xbox 360 to my small sharp LCD tv using the cables and hooking them all up in the right place, however all my tv has is AV1 and AV2, even though it says component on the side of the tv where you plug them in, under AV2. No sound of video is displayed on AV1 or AV2, and there is no HDTV switch on my cords. The cords are phillips.
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Its more than likely that the TV is not HD ready, is it an older or cheaper model?can you switch the xbox to non HD output?AV2 will be the component input, yellow for video , red and white for audio.
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Question : Sharp 26'' LCD TV USB port question?
I have a 26" Sharp LCD TV (LC-26d43u). I found a USB port on the side of it and am just wondering what it is for. Could it be for Firmware updates or for a portable USB media player?
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After reading the online MANUAL.. it say its for software updates...
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Question : How good is the Sharp LC52XD1E lcd tv?
it looks pretty impressive to me, but wondered what others who have one think of it??!
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Readers' Choice: HDTV Survey 09.20.06 Download Now: HDTVs.pdf Total posts: 13 It's about time. This year, along with satellite radios, we add HDTVs to the mix. And, as you might expect, readers rate all sorts of vendors offering all sorts of HD technologies, from plasma TVs and rear-projections to good ol' CRTs. But two companies stand out: Pioneer and Sony.If you look at the overall scores across all technologies, Pioneer is king, with a significantly above-average overall score of 9.0 out of 10. This has a lot do with the fact that readers prefer plasmas to all other HD technologies. Pioneer is one of the biggest plasma vendors, and it's the lone Readers' Choice for this segment of the market, with a 9.1 out of 10. It's also the Readers' Choice for rear-projection TVs, with an 8.7.In the big picture, across all technologies, Sony is just behind Pioneer, with an overall score of 8.5, and it receives a Readers' Choice award for CRTs (8.4), and LCDs (8.6). Readers also shared their experiences with front-projection TVs, but Sony was the only vendor rated. And because Sony received only 50 responses in total, a Readers' Choice in that niche category will have to wait until next year. PioneerNo one comes close. Pioneer garners the highest overall score. The company comes out ahead on rear-projection TVs and, in particular, plasmas.SonyLooking for an LCD model—or even a good old CRT? Look to Sony. And Sony's scores are pretty darn good for rear-projection models, too.SUBCATEGORIES:Plasma: Pioneer; Rear-projection: Pioneer; CRT: Sony; LCD: Sony; Front-projection: NoneDownload the HDTV Readers' Survey Results (PDF)http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,2017611,00.asp
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Question : LCD TV sharp bougth in Panama, screen is spontaneusly broken. I have it in Venezuela and need to repare it?
Someone knows Sharp TV distribuitors or technicians in Venezuela or in your countries to arrange my LCD TV
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You need to find a computer expert in Venezuela and ask them if you can do a trade and pay the difference
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Question : how do i conect my gatway laptop to my sharp lcd tv?
when i conect it says not the right signal for imput
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is it in the PC input? also your gateway should have settngs to connect to monitors or projectors. if that dosent work try the other inputs
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Question : i have an sharp aquos lcd tv and i cant get surround sound working?
i have a sharp aquos lcd tv and i just got a dish hd reciever. we have a surround sound box in the entertainment system. how do i hook up the surround sound to the tv so i can get sound whenever i switch inputs for example, it works with the satalite but when i switch the imput to imput 4, for the wii, i still get the satalite sound?
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The easiest way to control it is to use your TV as the hub, all the connections to the TV and then the audio out of the TV to the Sound System. That won't get you the best sound though. Your Wii and Satelite are connected to the TV directly and should be connected to the sound system directly. This means that when you switch inputs on the TV you will have to change inputs on the sound system as well. To make it easier and keep the better sound you can connect all audio and video connections to the receiver and send the video out to the TV. This will only work if your Surround system has an audio/video receiver as part of it.
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Question : Trying to hook up sharp lcd tv to dell pc - do i use the hdmi on the tv to vga plug on computer?
Sharp - LC-37BD6X tv to Dell 530 desk top -the best way to hook up tv.cable length 5 meters
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You cant go VGA to hdmi, but you can go DVI to HDMI. If your computer has DVI it will be a white colored connector on your video card. If your TV has a VGA port you can also go that route.
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Question : Can someone tell me what they think of the sharp lcd tv?
Here is a link to a tv i'm thinking of bidding on could someone please tell me what they think of this model and what the most i should pay is? Thanks! http://cgi.ebay.com/LNIB-Sharp-AQUOS-LC-26SH12U-26-LCD-HDTV-Television-TV_W0QQitemZ350029124325QQihZ 022QQcategoryZ61399QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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It's cool for the price, but i wouldn't waste my money on anything that is not 1080p. That one is a 720p. (Blu-ray won the War)
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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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