Sharp 52LE810UN LCD HDTV - The Pick-of-the-Year Television

!±8± Sharp 52LE810UN LCD HDTV - The Pick-of-the-Year Television

In the year 2010, Sharp has mainly focused on two features in their new line of LED LCD TVs of which we have discussed much in detail about one in our previous two posts. At risk of sounding repetitive let us take a quick recap of the first. Yes, it is the introduction of the fourth primary color, namely yellow in every pixel, so that the Sharp LC-52LE810UN is capable of showing you over a billion colors your eyes can see.

Now moving on to the second, they have also paid a lot of attention to the aesthetic part of the LC-52LE810UN 52-Inch LCD HDTV. At just 1.6 inches thin, you will no doubt wonder at its slim dimensions. Add to it a full glass front panel that extends over to an elegant bezel. This lends the Sharp Aquos LC-52LE810UN Flat Panel TV an up-to-date style you will take pride in showing off to your guests.

Now moving on to the other features, the Sharp LC-52LE810UN is equipped with the Aquos Net, so you get to surf the Internet and enjoy the advantage of live customer support. If you are a movie buff, then the availability of Netflix should gladden your heart. There are ample choices of inputs for you to connect the choicest of devices ranging from HDMI, RS232, USB, and PC input too.

Gaming enthusiasts have a reason to be thrilled. The LC-52LE810UN 52-inch supports a Vyper Drive Gaming Mode that ensures that you get to see the action on screen right after you have initiated it on your game controller. This is unlike other HDTVs, where the digital signal processing leads to a considerable time delay in displaying the selected action.

Sharp 52LE810UN LCD HDTV - The Pick-of-the-Year Television

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Plasma vs LED displays - Black akin and uniformity

!±8± Plasma vs LED displays - Black akin and uniformity

Alright... this is not a scientific test... it's just me playing around with 3 display... The reality is that I have been using plasma display for many years. I use that have a Panasonic TH-42PS9UK and it always performed flawlessly even though it is not an HD set. The picture quality was sharp when sitting at a proper distance (where you could not see the larger pixels on the panel). SD and HD content looked awesome. It was time to update that set and I decided to test a Sharp Quattron LED LC-46LE810UN. I hated everything about this set once it was installed on the wall. The sound quality is awefull, the wide bezel and mirror plastic made everything reflect on it, the SD pictuer quality (from satellite) was terrible almost non watchable... In HD, it was pretty nice until I watched a 2.35:1 bluray where I noticed that the top and bottom black bars weren't uniform in their lighting (black bars had hot spots in them). Now knowing that the PQ of the Sharp was awefull in SD, I did try another LED set in smaller size. The Panasonic TC-L42D2. The SD picture was better but the uniformity of the whole screen was as bad as the Sharp. I thought black level were ok but when I compared these LED tvs agains my old non HD plasma, I was shocked on how these new LED tvs are no way close to a plasma set. So back to plasma. My choice ended up on the Panasonic TC-P46G25. Same price as the other two, the PQ was simply spectacular in HD (THX mode... wow) and excellent in SD. The skin tone ...

Plasma vs LED displays - Black akin and uniformity

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