1. 19 inch Active Matrix LCD screen size with 720p HDTV resolution and Enhanced Picture Contrast technology
2. Built-in side loading progrerssive scan DVD player
3. High brightness and high contrast ratio while remaining Energy Star compliant
4. 5ms response time makes it perfect as a PC monitor as well
5. HDMI and PC inputs

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A perfect set for the bedroom, kitchen, or kids room at home or the conference, training or break room at work, the Sharp LC-19DV28UT is sleek and stylish even when its not turned on. Sharp is known to have some of the brightest, most vibrant LCD screens in the business and this is no exception. But it gets even better. Add the built-in progressive scan DVD player, and this Sharp LCD HDTV has not only saved you space by eliminating the need for an additional component but also makes all those unsightly cables unnecessary. portable

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1. 15" LCD-TV with built-in ATSC/NTSC Tuners
2. Viewing Angles are so wide you can view from practically anywhere in the room
3. High Brightness so you can put them virtually anywhere
4. Component Input
5. High Contrast Ratio provides incredible images

Editorial Review :

Sharp's 4:3 LC15SH7U LCD TVs provide a slim, versatile television solution with a black sleek and stylish design. The LC15SH7U features a high-performance LCD panel for high brightness, a high contrast ratio; low reflection glares protection and includes ATSC/NTSC tuners to receive digital and analog off-air broadcasts. The LC15SH7U is compatible with a wide range of mounting brackets.

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Outstanding TV

I bought one at Sears for $275.00. This digital TV has superior picture quality and the sound is OK for its size. It is "enhanced" definition rather than "high" definition, but I can't see a difference. I feed it from my Comcast cable box via an x10 brand $49 wireless A/V system. I have not used it with an antenna at all. I wish I could buy three more, especially at that price!!! Get one if you can...seems like it is no longer manufactured? Not sure. I personally like that its a 4:3 aspect. Who needs 16:9 in a 15 inch TV? However, it also displays 16:9 when the input format from cable TV is 16:9. Just terrific!

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Nice TV

I agree with the previous reviewers about the sound. It's not great, but I really don't think it was designed for large rooms since it has a headphone jack on the side.

The picture is nice, I just use it for basic cable channels. Not sure if it can get digital channels or not though. Overall it's a nice TV.

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Just okay

The tv is the perfect size for my need. The sound is tinny and the picture is ok - not great. It was very easy to set up and program with just a cable cord.

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Happy Customer

I am quite pleased with my recent purchase of the
Sharp LC-15SH7U television. Very good reception with rabbit-ears!

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Channels disappear ... one by one

I've had this TV for over a year. It worked fine for many months. I have it hooked up to comcast cable. For several months now, it has been gradually degrading ... channels fail to appear ... on some channels the sound is missing.

The image is fine on the channels that work, but the set is not dependable.

Save your money... buy something else.

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1. Sharp 22-inch HDTV LCD TV slim design with a distinctive small foot print.
2. Built-in ATSC / QAM / NTSC Tuners for DTV and analog TV viewing
3. HDMI Input for convenient connection to a digital device
4. PC Input conveniently turns your TV into a PC monitor
5. Component Input

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Sharp's LC22SB27UT 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 LC22SB27UT 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 LC22SB27U 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.

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A Dog

I was very disappointed in this set. I have 3 other Sharp LCD's and purchased this one for the kitchen. Could not adjust the "haze" out of it.
I had bought a 22" Samsung and was going to take it back if this one worked out glad I waited to return it. The Samsung had a much better picture.

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good buy for the money

Needed a TV for my teenagers room. Very good price and a good picture. Have been using for about a month and everyone is happy with it.

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A very nice picture, and easy to use

I'm very happy with my new Sharp. The picture is very nice, it was easy to set up when I received it (didn't even open the manual yet), and the remote control was thoughtfully designed. I just hooked it up to a regular TV antenna bought at the dollar store, and it picked up all the digital channels in my area with no problem.

The only thing I don't like about it is that the sound isn't rich like on my old-fashioned TV. I haven't tried hooking it up to a computer yet, or a DVD player, so can't comment on that. It's a good buy, especially for the price.

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Cannot access WXGA configuration from PC

I used LC-22SB27U TV on a couple laptops, the WXGA modes cannot be activated. I only have 800x600 and 1024x768 choices. Sharp customer service says the video card should take care of this. But why other HDTVs don't have this issue? One of my computer video card is Mobile Intel(R) 945 Express Chipset on Dell D620.

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Excellent, easy to use tv

I bought this tv after selling my 42" to save money. I expected the quality to be significantly less than my big screen tv was, and I expected to be disappointed in the size difference. I was surprised and relieved to find that this tv had great quality and is very reliable. I have never had any problems with it, and I have had it for about 6 months. The only small irritance I have had with it is that every once in a while if I have a fan on then the sound is not as loud as I would like. But, for a small tv, it is what you might expect.

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1. 46" HDTV LCD-TV with Full HD 1080p resolution
2. 10,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
3. 5 HDMI¿ inputs (v1.3 with Deep Color)
4. RS-232C Input for control

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The AQUOS LC46D65U 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 LC46D65U 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 LC46D65U 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 LC46D65U features a sleek piano black cabinet with subtle recessed bottom-mounted speakers. The included table stand easily removes for wall mounting applications.

Customer Review :

Great price, so-so quality

I wasn't expecting to get a top of the line 1080p TV, and I pretty much got what I expected. The Aquos is very attractive TV- it has a very pleasing high-gloss black finish, a nice stand and a cool, grey speaker grill. The sound on the Aquos is terrible, so I suggest getting your own receiver and speakers (which I had, so I didn't really mind). The picture quality is great, but the other day I noticed some very, very faint banding on the screen. It's hardly noticeable, but if you're like me (you over-inspect everything), then it might start getting annoying. My girlfriend says that she cannot see any banding, so maybe I'm just seeing things. Overall I'm very happy with the TV, considering the price. I picked it up for $800, and after a few months of research, this was the best price/ value I could find for a 46" TV made by a reputable company with decent customer service. If you're looking to buy a quality, cheap 46" TV, then the Aquos might be for you!

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Do not buy this TV

We were so happy with this TV, until recently. Just over a year old...and JUST out of warranty...we too have the blinking lights/won't power on issue. We have used this TV maybe five hours a week at most over the last year and are just baffled as to why Sharp, and retailers think this is acceptable and continue to make and sell these. With just a few minutes of online research I have discovered that I am far from alone with this specific issue on the same set. there are complaints going back as far as 2007! We are officially in the market for a new television since we were told it could be anywhere from $400-$600 to repair. No thank you. Who will guarantee the same problem won't surface again. Do not buy this or any Sharp product if you are wise.

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Seriously...

Great Picture, Good Sound. No Blur! Receives OTA digital broadcasts without an external antenna. More than enough inputs for my DVD, XBox, XBox360, PS1, Gamecube, N64 and Media PC! Simply AWESOME TV!


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Awesome

Awesome product. Faster then expected delivery plus they call before hand. They also open it and check for damage. All around great!

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Excellent bang for the buck

I've purchased a few of these for the office and have one at home. Picture quality is good. The scaling features make SD content look pretty decent and smooth, especially compared to some Samsung models I was considering. Lots of HDMI inputs with assignable labels. Connected to basic cable, switching between analog channels is very slow, but digital channels change quickly. Built in speakers sound adequate in a small space, but sound pretty weak in larger rooms. The included stand is solid and not prone to wobbling.

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1. Features 26-Inch LCD-TV with Built-in DVD
2. Native Contrast Ratio: 1200:1
3. Aspect Ratio: 16:9
4. Has PC Input
5. Component Input

Editorial Review :

Sharp's 26" LC26DV22U LCD-TV provides a convenient built-in DVD television solution with a distinctive design. The LC26DV22U features a side-loading progressive scan DVD player, a high-performance LCD panel for high brightness, a high contrast ratio, low-reflection glare protection and wide viewing angles, as well as Sharp's Emmy® Award-winning LCD technology. The LC26DV22U displays 16:9 widescreen programs in their native aspect ratio, and has built-in ATSC / QAM / NTSC Tuners for DTV and analog TV viewing. Viewing Angles are so wide you can view Sharp Liquid Crystal Televisions from anywhere in the room! The set even comes with a PC Input that easily turns your TV into a PC monitor.

Customer Review :

What Audio Problem?

I bought this set to hang on the kitchen wall. The convenience of a combined DVD was a major factor in the purchase decision. I'd read the reports criticizing the audio but decided to take a chance and buy it anyway - and I'm glad I did. The audio seems OK to me. Half-volume at 13' away across the other side of the kitchen is more than adequate. Audio quality is also fine. Anywhere near full volume is way too loud. I really don't know what the complaints are about - volume? audio quality? or both? The picture quality is also superb as is often the case with Sharp and the DVD is so user-friendly it's a pleasure to use.

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Major defect on this model

After six months of ownership, this TV began turning itself on randomly. The main circuit board was replaced. The TV still turns itself on. (However, the sound is now improved significantly!) We expect to have the TV replaced. No one seems to know why it turns itself on. The circuit board took four months to be delivered after the initial complaint. We were told the part was backordered. Maybe our complaint is a common one?

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Big dissappointment!

This review is not for this model exactly but the LC-26AD22U which is the equivalent (I think) in the Aquos line. This is my seventh flat screen (LCD or plasma) that I have purchased and the 3 stars are for the picture quality, I took off 2 stars for the poor audio quality. After reading other reviews- I thought - that others might be asking too much from the audio section of a TV that for most it was not going to be the main TV (I bought it for my daughter's room), How bad could it be? .. well, this HDTV has (so far) the worst audio section of any TV I have owned (I have/had Samsung, Hitachi, Sylvania, Dynex, Westinghouse) It is incredible low, thin and "flat" sounding (words of my daughter and spouse). So my advice to others is that if you don't care about the audio quality because you will hook it to an audio system then go for it but if this is a stand alone HDTV and you want a good sounding one then you better skip the brand completely (and least in this size) and check others. I sincerely don't recommend it and I am going to return this one. Thanks for your attention.

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Cheap, easy sound workaround; Sharp LC-26DV22U

Sharp LC26DV22U 26-inch LCD TV with Built-In DVD Player I too was disgusted with the poor quality/quantity of sound from my new Sharp LC26DV22U TV. So, I pulled the back cover off the set and installed a female 1/8 inch stereo phone jack (Radio Shack part number; 274-0246). I wired it directly to the TV's speakers using bell-wire (from an old telephone cord). Then simply plugged in a PC sound system I had laying around. It works wonderfully and it was easy to do. Just use the wire diagram on the phone jack package and connect to the marked terminals on each speaker of the set. I didn't disconnect the set's speakers, so the TV will still work with or without the PC speaker system plugged in.

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Worst TV mistake I made

Have had this set for about two years. The sound quality is horrible. I have to turn it up to the highest level most of the time and still can't hear everything especially if there is any thing else going on. What's the point of having the TV if you can't hear it while you are on an exercise machine or my son is playing on the floor.

Now, the picture turns off for no reason. The screen just goes black like you have turned it off. Not gray, black. Sometimes, it returns to normal after you switch the TV off and on about five times. The sound still stays on though. It drives my 3-year old son crazy especially if he is watching his favorite show.

Whatever you do, spend your money on something else. This TV is not worth the headache. Now if I can just remember if I had gotten the extended warranty.

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