Sharp’s new Full Screen LED backlight uses hundreds of white LED lights located directly behind the panel to recreate high definition pictures with a superior picture quality. Proprietary LED technology delivers images that are brighter with vibrant colours and deeper blacks. Power consumption of these sets is up to 40% less than conventional LCD TVs.
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Sharp’s new Full Screen LED backlight uses hundreds of white LED lights located directly behind the panel to recreate high definition pictures with a superior picture quality. Proprietary LED technology delivers images that are brighter with vibrant colours and deeper blacks. 100Hz picture enhancement technology delivers clear fast moving images that are blur free. Power consumption of these sets is up to 40% less than conventional LCD TVs.
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 The screen of an LCD TV is made up of tiny dots known as ‘pixels’. The more pixels, the more detail. |
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The entry level HD READY format has a resolution of 1366 x 768, giving a total of 3.15 million pixels. |
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The most advanced HD standard today is called HD READY 1080p. In addition to the benefits of the older "Full HD" specification, these models are also able to display Bluray output at its native output of 24 frames per second, creating the best cinematic experience for your home. |
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