What could be better than Sharp’s first generation Quattron set — easy, the second-gen. Unveiled this afternoon via press release, Sharp’s Quattron LE831 series ups the ante thanks to 3D support and built-in Freeview HD. This is not a one trick pony friends, there’s much more to the second-gen Quattron than its yellow pixels.
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At CES we saw a whole raft of massive TVs, from the LG 84″ ultra definition 3D TV, to the Sharp 3D ready Aquos 70″ TV. Sharp in particular seemed to be running with the idea that bigger was better, despite the fact that most of us can’t fit its Aquos TV in our living rooms. What do you think? Is a bigger TV always a better TV? Click and tell, and drop us a line in the comments to tell us what you think is most important when shopping for a TV.
You couldn’t escape 3D TV at CES. But three dimensional eyeball strokers weren’t the only telly-based gadgets worth getting het up about. From IPTV to Skype friendly boobtubes, there was plenty to sate the appetite of home cinema junkies. Here’s our pick of the best.
The Sharp AQUOS D 10 series is the company’s latest high end LCD range with a useful little USP: they all support online video streaming, just like Panasonic‘s Viera Cast tellies!
Sharp‘s just whipped the covers off the Sharp AQUOS A series of LCD TVs, and they’re big screens which won’t run you up big bills. Read on for all the dirt on the Sharp AQUOS A series.
Sharp has just unveiled a new Blu-ray DVR range, with top of the line BD-HDW40 packing a 1TB hard drive as well as Blu-ray recorder capability. It’s an astonishing all-in-one set-top box. Read on for all the details.
Sharp unleashed the world’s first Blu-Ray TV yesterday, the Aquos BD. We grabbed some alone time with it to bag the first hands-on pictures. See them all after the jump!
