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Sharp LC-52D82U review
Transform your room and your entertainment experience with the new AQUOS
D82 Series from Sharp, the leader in LCD technology. Sharp’s proprietary
four-wavelength backlight system produces bright, vivid colours and
high-contrasting blacks and whites. The full HD 1080p resolution captures
and defines every possible detail. Plus, the improved frame rate conversion
is double the traditional driving speed and combined with an ultra-low 4ms
response time, it’s the ultimate in fast-motion image processing.
Full HD Spec 1080p (1920 x 1080) Resolution Displays HDTV program images in
1080p and is compatible with off-air (terrestrial), cable and satellite
HDTV broadcasts.
120Hz Frame Rate Conversion The frame rate is increased from 60Hz to 120Hz,
doubling the frame rate at which the panel is driven, for clear and crisp
images in fast moving scenes
HDMI inputs x 3
Quick Shoot Technology Sharp’s proprietary video circuit enables an
unparalleled response time of less than 4 ms, ensuring crisp images for
fast action videos.
Wide Viewing Angles (176? H / 176? V) The ultra-wide viewing angles allow
you to view the tv clearly from virtually anywhere in the room!
Dynamic Contrast Ratio of 10,000:1 (True Contrast Ratio of 2000:1) Provides
incredible images whether you’re watching dark or bright scenes.
New 4-Wavelength Backlight System Provides enhanced color reproduction with
deeper, more vivid reds and greens than previously possible
Multi-Pixel Technology Sharp’s proprietary technology divides each
pixel into two sections and adds an advanced driving system to provide 60%
improved color reproduction at wide viewing angles.
High Brightness (450 cd/m? ) AQUOS Liquid Crystal Televisions are
incredibly bright. You can put them anywhere — even near windows,
doors or other light sources — and the picture will still be vivid.
Other Product specifications and design subject to change without notice.
E.&O.E.
actual viewable screen size 52’’ measured diagonally
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