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Looking to replace your janky rear-projection HDTV? There are plenty of options to wade through if you're in the market for a new TV set, including four new models that Sharp has just begun shipping. These all fall under Sharp's LE830 Series Aquos Quattron LED LCD line, which it introduced earlier this year at CES.
These include 40-inch, 46-inch, 52-inch, and 60-inch models, all of which sport Sharp's proprietary edge-lit LED X-Gen LCD panels and Quattron quad-pixel technology for a supposedly wider color palette. The new models also boast built-in Wi-Fi so you can stream content from the Internet, both through your TV and your home network.
Pricing for the new models has been set to $1,300 (LC-40LE830U), $1,500 (LC-46LE830U), $1,900 (LC-52LE830U), and $2,800 (LC-60LE830U).
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BluePhoton
March 25, 2011 at 5:57am
Hmmm... I thought 55" was the sweet spot in LCD TVs nowadays - big, but not too big... wonder why they skipped that size??
