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Preloved Sharp TV 32 inch. Have it dim the lights by.That kind of technical jargon can be whittled down to basically this – the new Aquos TVs will be able to receive a 4K video signal, and while it does not have the resolution count to display everything in 4K goodness, your eyes would be far from disappointed with an effective resolution of 3,840 x 2,160 pixels, which are still a whole lot more compared to your regular Full HD TV. Arriving in 60”, 70” and 80” sizes, they would be priced anywhere from $2,500 to $6,000. Title File Size Download Link Sharp 80UH30U User Manual.pdf 15.4Mb Download Sharp LC-32LB261U User Manual.pdf 6.6Mb Download Sharp LC-32LB370U/ LC-50LB370U/ 14-1335 User Manual.pdf 3.8Mb Download Sharp LC-32SB28UT User Manual.pdf 6.8Mb Download Sharp LC-43LE653U User Manual.pdf 5.2Mb Download Sharp LC-48LE653U User Manual.pdf 4.7Mb Download Sharp LC-50LB261U User CES 2014 has come and gone, and that was when Sharp of Japan introduced a slew of new HDTVs for the masses under their Aquos branding. Well, we are glad to bring you word that some of the announced devices have started to become available for purchase for those of us living in the good ol’ US of A.

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I4u writes ' I4U reports about Sharp introducing AQUOS a new line of cordless LCD TV Sets.The TV is capable of upconverting 1080p content to 4K resolutionThe 60-inch ICC Purios set merges one of the company’s Ultra HD LCD panels with I-cubed Research Center’s integrated cognitive creation (ICC) image processor in order to create a more lifelike image, mimicing a 3D feel without actually displaying a stereoscopic image. The company hopes its Ultra Aquos HD and ICC Purios will once again ignite interest in television what’s quickly becoming the most lethargic and commodified segment of the electronics industry.New Sharp AQUOS Cordless LCD TVs 110 Posted by CowboyNeal on Saturday Ap11:15AM from the easy-furniture-rearranging dept. Like newAt Sharp’s CES press conference this morning, the company announced that it plans to bring not just one, but two Ultra HD TVs to the US this year.

In the meantime, the ICC Purios set look great from a few feet away, but before you drop that few thousand dollars on your pre-order, you might want to wait until we can get a closer look on the show floor and give you some more detailed impressions. The low-power transistor technology is still very new on the market and isn’t yet cost-efficient to produce at the large sizes needed for living room sets, but with Sharp’s focus on the premium end of the market (it’s launching 21 TVs over 60 inches this year), we can only assume that it’s headed in that direction. The TV is getting a similar 2H 2012 release window, but pricing is still an open question.The new TVs weren’t the only products to get some shine on stage today — Sharp’s President Takashi Okuda took the stage briefly to talk about the company’s upcoming IGZO-based 32-inch 4K monitor and SH–02E cellphone for the Japanese market. Sharp says that the TV will be available in Summer of 2013, and while the company couldn’t give us any firm details on pricing, Viken says that it will be in the neighborhood of the $31,000 sticker on Sharp’s Japanese set.Sharp’s second 4K TV, the Aquos Ultra HD set, skips the fancy image processing, but takes advantage of Sharp’s anti-reflective Moth Eye panel design, which uses tiny irregularities in the panel’s surface to reduce reflections and boost contrast. The company’s VP of Brand Marketing, Mark Viken, also tells us that the TV is capable of upconverting 1080p footage to 4K resolution, which would make the idea of owning a 4K set a little more attractive to customers, despite the dearth of 4K content.