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Sharp AQUOS LC-40LE700UN
$1,700.00
Released July, 2009
The Pros:Highly configurable picture settings, settings menu is detailed and simple to navigate with the remote. Good picture quality for the price, good viewing angles and colours, with minimal screen reflactions. Good range of in/outputs with plenty of HDMI in/outputs and more traditional component and PC options.
The Cons:Subpar contrast ratio compared to similar products, blacks does not fare well in other reviews. Not all the buttons on the remote illuminates, cost cutting feature, disappointing for a $1000+ TV. Not so good for standard definition sources, very pixelated and blurry, does not scale well on the big screen.
The AQUOS LC-40LE700UN is a 40" HDTV from Sharp's LC700 Series for 2009. The TV utilizes LED-backlighting technology with an X-Gen LCD panel that uses 10-bit processing to limit light leakage and provide deeper black levels.
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It features a native resolution of 1080p, 4ms response time, and Fine Motion Enhanced technology for a smooth 120Hz frame rate. The LC-40LE700UN includes a Spectral Contrast Engine to produce a very high dynamic contrast ratio of 2,000,000:1 and offers advanced connectivity with PC, component, and 4 HDMI inputs. It is also eco-friendly and highly efficient, exceeding Energy Star 3.0 requirements by 60 percent. The TV includes Sharp's AQUOS Net service and has a suggested retail price of $1700.
Features/Specs
- 40" Display
- LED-Backlit X-Gen LCD Technology
- 10-Bit processing and Crystalucent Coating Technology
- UltraBrilliant LED System
- 1080p Native Resolution
- 120Hz Fine Motion Enhanced
- 4ms Response Time
- Dynamic Contrast Ratio: 2,000,000:1
- Built-in ATSC, NTSC, QAM Tuners
- AQUOS Net
- Energy Star 3.0 Compliant
- Connectivity: 4 x HDMI, 1 x PC, 2 x Component, 1 x RS-232C
User Reviews (1)
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Highly configurable picture settings, settings menu is detailed and simple to navigate with the remote
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Good picture quality for the price, good viewing angles and colours, with minimal screen reflactions
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Good range of in/outputs with plenty of HDMI in/outputs and more traditional component and PC options
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Subpar contrast ratio compared to similar products, blacks does not fare well in other reviews
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Not all the buttons on the remote illuminates, cost cutting feature, disappointing for a $1000+ TV
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Not so good for standard definition sources, very pixelated and blurry, does not scale well on the big screen
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Humming noise issue when power saving feature is on (screen auto dimmed)
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