80
Sharp AQUOS LC-46E77U
$1,600.00
Released February, 2009
The Pros:120Hz mode provides very smooth motion, not as exaggerated as some other brands. Can easily fine-tune the image calibration. Input lag in Game Mode is almost completely non-existent.
The Cons:Skin tone transitions in faces sometimes look posterized or softened. Unattractive bezel and stand - cheap glossy black plastic. No card reader or internet connectivity for advanced functionality.
The Sharp AQUOS LC-46E77U is a 46" LCD HDTV from Sharp's 1080p AQUOS E77U models for 2009. It features a 120Hz frame rate, 4 ms response time, and a variety of inputs including HDMI, Component, and PC-in.
Loading latest prices from ProductWiki...
Features/Specs
- 46" Screen
- 120 Hz frame rate
- 4 ms response time
- Champagne-gold colored accent
- Inputs: 5 HDMI, PC-in, 2 Component, RS-232
- Spectral Contrast Engine
- Brightness Preservation picture processing
- 1080p native resolution
- 10-bit Advanced Super View (ASV) Superlucent Panel
- 10-bit processing engine
- Redesigned swivel stand
- Energy Star compliant
- HDMI and Component inputs 1080p compatible
- Black cabinet with champagne-gold colored accent on bottom
- Optical Picture Control (OPC)
User Reviews (2)
Pros & Cons
-
2
120Hz mode provides very smooth motion, not as exaggerated as some other brands
-
1
can easily fine-tune the image calibration
-
1
input lag in Game Mode is almost completely non-existent
-
1
fast moving subjects are rendered without any artifacting at all
-
1
built-in speakers are adequate for most users, capable of a fair amount of volume
-
1
output to sound systems is clean and undistorted
-
1
-
1
-
1
VGA computer display input
-
1
easy to use and clearly labeled on-TV controls
-
1
-
1
skin tone transitions in faces sometimes look posterized or softened
-
1
unattractive bezel and stand - cheap glossy black plastic
-
1
no card reader or internet connectivity for advanced functionality
Community Reviews
see more community reviews
From your Computer
From the Web
Comments (0)
helpful
Read the full review
You may also like...
