Sharp Aquos LC32D43U 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV by Sharp
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Digital camera reviews of Sharp Aquos LC32D43U 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV
Digital camera Review: A great TV for me
Summary: 5 Stars
I personally love this TV and the picture and sound that it gives. However I must state that the TV it was replacing probably should be in a museum. We have not as of yet upgraded to HD service and are still working on our usual cable service. love the picture which is a huge upgrade from what we had before. Personally the speakers are also great for me but again that is most likely because of where we started from before we got this TV. I love the fact that I am able to have both my DVD player and my Wii hooked up at the same time. The graphics when playing the Wii are great. The colours are crisp and bright. I would recommend that you change the colour settings to what you like as soon as you get it as it makes a huge difference. For the price I would say this was a great TV I am sure if you are worried about the specs etc then yes you could do better but you would also pay a lot more too.Digital camera Review: AMAZING
Summary: 4 Stars
I did alot of research before I bought this tv and I have to tell you, the difference between this tv and anything else is just simply out of this world. The colors, clarity and levels of black are one of the best hands down. If you like to play ps3 or any other gaming system (I have the ps3) this is def the tv for you. The pictures are more than life like and take you to another world.
Trust me, you will NOT be dissapointed.
Digital camera Review: Alot better than the Westinghouse
Summary: 5 Stars
I recently bought this tv and couldnt believe the difference between it and my Westinghouse. The Sharp is probably 2 times clearer than the other. We are very pleased with the purchase and will probably stick with Sharp from now on.Digital camera Review: Amazing TV, Great for Gaming
Summary: 5 Stars
First of all, I love the design of the TV couldn't be happier. From there sharp's sleek tv continues to impress when you turn it on. It has some of the darkest blacks and vibrant colors I've seen on any HDTV, for any price. Even though it's only 720p I really can't tell the difference between this and full-HD at this small of a size, for the price. Sony does make some really nice screens that are also really expensive ( : Maybe it's just me, but I don't notice a whole lot of difference until the screens get larger.
Being a semi-broke college student, this was a big splurg for me (old tv died...) and in my opinion this tv is about as good as it gets for price/performace ratio. I read a few reviews saying it has sub-par standard tv processing and I guess I see it when compared to a true HD source, but I've been so used to regular tvs that I don't know how they can complain... besides cable is going HD in a year or two so it won't really matter soon.
One of the big reasons that I was first interested in this is the VGA input that many HDTVs don't have. I can plug my xbox 360 and my laptop in to play games in HD. I was blown away what games/movies really look like when you can see all the details. The 6ms refresh rate is great for gaming and movies alike. I've never noticed any lag whatsoever that's due to the tv. It's a bit small for multiplayer, but that's besides the point. The optional OPC (on picture control) feature has a light sensor that can automatically adjust the backlight according to the shadow levels in the room. Not only does this extend the life of your tv, but it's much easier on the eyes at night. Very nice feature.
The speakers are a bit small, but I really can't complain about the sound despite that. For movies/games I use my stereo and only use the speakers for watching TV. The TV does have optical and component output while muting the tv speakers if you so choose. It has a medly of input/outputs that should more than satisfy most (HDMI, VGA, Component, S-video, etc.). I think my only real complaint is that switching between sources is a little slow and changing channels is slower than I would like, but I tend to be impatient with things like that. Don't get me wrong there are better tvs out there, but if want a premium tv without the premium price this is the way to go.
Bottom line: quality picture & fast refresh time make it one of the best LCDs for its size at a good price
Digital camera Review: Awesome HDTV.
Summary: 5 Stars
This TV is my very first HDTV purchase, so to say my HD upgrade.
Sure, it isn't 1080p, but it gets up to 720p, which is, in my opinion, good enough for the money you'll spend on this TV. The menus are slick and simple to navigate and the inputs are all clearly marked. (Some of the inputs go in on the back, while others, like HDMI, plug into the side.)
To put it straight: If you are looking for a good intro or upgrade to HDTVs, then I'd really recommend this TV. It is perfect for a bedroom or for some living rooms. It is a sleek, good looking TV and is well worth the money spent on it.