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Sharp Aquos LC42D62U 42-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV by Sharp
Digital product summary informationManufacturer: Sharp Brand: Sharp Edition: Electronics Model: LC-42D62U Color: Black Publisher: Sharp Studio: Sharp Music Label: Sharp Product features: - Full HD Spec 1080p (1920 x 1080) Resolution for the sharpest picture possible
- Integrated ATSC / QAM / NTSC Tuner
- Table Stand Included
- High Brightness AQUOS Liquid Crystal Televisions maintin vivid color saturation and contrast even near windows, doors
- Dual HDMI Inputs for the ultimate in terminal flexibility. Both inputs are compatible with 1080p sources
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Digital camera reviews of Sharp Aquos LC42D62U 42-Inch 1080p LCD HDTVDigital camera Review: 1080i Plasma v.s 1080p LCD Summary: 3 Stars
Ive been harrassed and told by my friends to get an LCD HDTV, these guys should be in the LCD HDTV fan club. Me out of the group Ive always been the Plasma TV guy. So after seeing 1080p LCD's were available I jumped on this Sharp Aquos model. The design was a beauty for sure, the setup with the blu-ray they had at stores was amazing so I purchased it.
I hooked up the Sharp, with two top of the line Monster HDMI cables. I also have Dish Network w. HD. After my initial start up powering the TV to satelite TV I was unimpressed. The image did not look as crisp and sharp as my Plasma, the dark images on the screen were a joke compared to my Plasma. To get the best crisp image you basically have to be 8 feet away, if you get up close in the 1-4 foot boundary and especially when your angled you can very clearly see all the pixels. Now I'm sure your wondering if I messed around with the settings, I spent about 3 hours tampering with the settings and this improved slightly better but still nothing compared to a Plasma. Keep in mind these were all standard channels, HD channels were great..but there's only a handful of HD channels made available by any provider. Basically Plasma w. HD Channels are the same quality or better, and the standard channels on Plasma are no match for a 1080p LCD.
Now to the DVD comparison in which the LCD wins ofcourse, obviously. I inserted a blu-ray disc in my PS3. The picture is amazing, this is where an LCD wins as of now. My only thought was wait till Plasma 1080p's are out on the market.
I know the LCD tops the Plasma with the DVD quality but overall the Plasma is stil better. I watch a lot of television, and the poor standard channel quality on LCD are unacceptable. I have passed this TV on to my brother and I will be keeping the Plasma for now until more 1080p Plasma's are released.
QUESTION: I looked online, through the Sharp manual. I am searching for a code to hookup the Satelite functions into the Sharp remote control. In the manual there is no Dish Network code, the manufacture of the Dish HD box is not on the manual so if anyone has integrated their Dish w. their Sharp remote please let me know.
Summary of Sharp Aquos LC42D62U 42-Inch 1080p LCD HDTVThe 42 inch AQUOS LC-42D62U with full HD Spec 1080p resolution produces a breathtaking picture quality that is second to none. The LC-42D62U features 1200:1 Contrast Ratio, 8ms response time and wide viewing angles (176 x 176). It also includes built-in ATSC / QAM / NTSC tuners, and 2 HDMI, compatible with 1080p signals, and 2 HD component video inputs. The LC-42D62U features a seek piano black cabinet with subtle, recessed bottom-mounted speakers and the included table stand easily removes for wall mounting applications.
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