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Sharp Aquos LC-32D47UT
$390.00
Released August, 2009
The Pros:Color reproduction is excellent - hues are sharp and distinct, with exceptional clarity amongst skin tones and nature footage. Unit stand is reinforced with metal for increased durability - much preferred to many of the plastic-only stands seen within competitor models. External connectivity is diverse and easy to configure - DVDs, VCRs, computers and network share devices are fully supported.
The Cons:Stock sound outputting is relatively poor - audio is "tinny" and appears to fluctuate in pitch at higher volume levels. Requires a considerable amount of control adjustment to attain suitable picture settings - users will likely be required to spend several hours fine-tuning parameters. Energy-saving settings are admirable but ultimately detrimental - seemingly prone to dark, "muddy" picture quality with settings enabled.
The Aquos LC-32D47UT is an entry-level LCD HDTV released in August 2009. This television measures 32-inches diagonally, has a 16:9 aspect ratio and supports up to 720p video content. Blur-free gaming is well supported the set’s 6ms response time.
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As an LCD with 450 cd/m2 backlighting, the LC-32D47UT can be put in just about any room without having to worry about the screen’s viewability. Viewing angles are relatively standard at 176 degrees, meaning this HDTV can be viewed from off-center orientations without much difficulty. This Aquos supports three kinds of HD terminals, including 3 HDMI, 2 Component and 1 PC input. Built-in are ATSC/QAM/NTSC tuners, meaning users can view over-the-air HD content with the use of an external antenna. This HDTV is housed in a black cabinet, integrates 10w speakers and uses 125w of power maximum.
Features
- HD 720p (1366 x 768) resolution
- 16:9 aspect ratio
- 32” LCD panel
- 450 cd/m2 brightness
- ATSC/QAM/NTSC tuners
- 10w integrated speakers
- 125w power consumption
- Viewing angles: 176º H / 176º V
- HD inputs: 3x HDMI, 2x Component, 1x PC
User Reviews (2)
Pros & Cons
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Color reproduction is excellent - hues are sharp and distinct, with exceptional clarity amongst skin tones and nature footage
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Unit stand is reinforced with metal for increased durability - much preferred to many of the plastic-only stands seen within competitor models
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External connectivity is diverse and easy to configure - DVDs, VCRs, computers and network share devices are fully supported
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Remote is easy to use and logically arranged - easy to find the desired button in low-light viewing applications
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Stock sound outputting is relatively poor - audio is "tinny" and appears to fluctuate in pitch at higher volume levels
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1
Requires a considerable amount of control adjustment to attain suitable picture settings - users will likely be required to spend several hours fine-tuning parameters
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1
Energy-saving settings are admirable but ultimately detrimental - seemingly prone to dark, "muddy" picture quality with settings enabled
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