i have a sharp aquos...awesome tv. awesome picture with 1080i.

anybody c the new aquos lcd limited edition series?

1,000,000 to 1 contrast! insanely thin too!

quiksilver...u should check out the limited edition aquos!

for a first time flat screen...i'm sure you'd be blown away.......

wow...u might want to scratch that.....look at the price!!! :


SHARP'S 'SPECIAL EDITION' 1080P AQUOS® LCD TVS CHANGE THE FACE OF FLAT PANEL TV WITH TOP NOTCH SPECS, SOPHISTICATED STYLING AND INTERNET-BASED SERVICES

Premium Widescreen LCD TVs Boast High Contrast Ratio and Internet Content
LAS VEGAS, NV, January 7, 2008 -- Reinforcing its position as an innovative leader in the LCD TV industry, Sharp is introducing a new series of limited-distribution, “Special Edition” Full HD 1080p AQUOS® models that offer ultra-high performance, advanced connectivity, and trend-setting, contemporary style. The AQUOS SE94 series, which includes the 65-inch LC-65SE94U, 52-inch LC-52SE94U and 46-inch LC-46SE94U, combines a best-in-class picture quality with a distinguished new “Cornerstone” design. Equipped with the most advanced version of Sharp’s true 16:9 1080p (1920 x 1080 resolution) Advanced Super View (ASV) Panel, the new SE94 series features the groundbreaking AQUOS Net capability, a service that is able to give customers instant access to customized Web-based content as well as real-time customer support.
“With its stunning picture and gorgeous design, the AQUOS SE94 series is truly the new ‘cornerstone’ of the AQUOS line of LCD-TV’s,” said Bob Scaglione, senior vice president and group manager, Product and Marketing Group, Sharp Electronics Corporation. “The included AQUOS Net service makes the television so much more. Not only can consumers access Internet-based content, but they can receive enhanced service on their television via an Internet connection.”
Cornerstone Design
The SE94 series’ distinguished “Cornerstone” design sets these models apart from the competition, combining a stunning, new textured finish with eye-catching corner accents and detachable bottom speakers to match modern home decors. As with the AQUOS D64 series, the SE94 series features a slim-line design that’s 28% slimmer than the previous generation and 9% lighter*. The units also include a detachable table stand for wall mounting flexibility.
AQUOS Net
When connected to an existing Internet connection through the unit’s Ethernet jack, SE94 users can access AQUOS Net, a revolutionary service that is able to provide customized Web-based content as well as real-time customer support directly on the AQUOS television. Sharp intends that SE94 owners will be able to configure “widgets” to check the local weather forecast, get stock quotes or even follow their favorite comic strip, while watching television, all directly from the TV’s remote control. Sharp is working with Web-based content providers to deliver reliable, constantly updated information.
Through AQUOS Net, Consumers will also have access to unparalleled customer support for their television, including the ability to have dedicated Sharp advisors connect remotely to their TV to assist in adjusting the TV’s settings and optimizing picture quality for the best viewing experience. This interactive tool, known as AQUOS Advantage Live, is easily accessible from the AQUOS Net Portal Website. In addition, AQUOS Net provides consumers with instant access to important information about their television. Consumers can find FAQs that explain HDMI™, HDTV and other TV technology-related features, as well as view the user manual directly on the AQUOS LCD-TV. A “What’s New” page will also be available, outlining exciting new products and news from Sharp.
Ultimate Picture Quality
The Advanced Super View Panel on the SE94 series provides an incredible Dynamic Contrast Ratio of 27,000:1 for exceptional detail in both light and dark scenes. Sharp’s proprietary Fine Motion Advanced technology offers 120Hz frame rate conversion, doubling the traditional 60Hz driving speed, for even finer video performance. Sharp’s new proprietary 10-bit ASV panel provides more accurate color and the industry-leading 4ms response time ensures flowing motion in fast-action scenes. These new models also incorporate Sharp’s proprietary 5-wavelength backlight system that provides deeper, more vibrant reds and truer greens than previously possible. With viewing angles of 176 degrees, consumers can experience the superior picture quality from virtually anywhere in the room.
The SE94 series includes a number of 1080p-compatible inputs including three HDMI™ (version 1.3 with x.v.Color™) and two component video inputs. The units also house an RS-232C port for custom installations and a dedicated PC input. The SE94 series TVs incorporate ATSC, QAM and NTSC tuners, giving consumers access to analog and digital programming available over the air and via cable TV providers.
Additional features include a 3D-Y/C digital comb filter to help eliminate dot crawl and the moire effect, which occurs when viewing a superimposed set of lines or dots, and Sharp’s OPC Power Save feature, which automatically adjusts luminance to room brightness and lighting conditions.
For those consumers who wish to connect their AQUOS Net-enabled TV to a source in another room, Sharp will soon be offering Power Line Communications (PLC) adapters as an easy-to-install solution. Available in March will be the HN-VA100U (1-port adapter), HN-VA400U (4-port adapter), and the HN-VA401SU (Starter Kit bundling the 1-port and 4-port adapters). All adopt the HomePlug A/V standard for universal compatibility and reliability.
Pricing and Availability

• The LC-65SE94U will be available this month for a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of $10,999.99.
• The LC-52SE94U will be available this month for an MSRP of $4,199.99.
• The LC-46SE94U will be available in February for an MSRP of $3,199.99.

Hmmm is Sharp you're carrier?
How's their service?

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lol...i already said Verizon is my carrier.

but i get where ur going u grumpy guy you.

Comcast FTW. Never have any issues with it and the picture is great.

"On demand" blows away anything that Direct TV offers. The standard HD-DVR box is great and you won't lose reception when it rains or gets cloudy like I always did with DirecTV.

I have had both and the only thing I miss about DirecTV is the NFL package. Otherwise, it really seems inferior to me.

Depends on your signal (cable box, BR player, etc) and your TV. Not an expert, but I will tell you that native 720p TVs will often look better when set to 720p than 1080i. This depends on source material. The scaler in the TV is usually the best gear in your equipment chain to produce the 720p image from the HD source. If you are watching ABC or a couple others, 720p will be handled with no manipulation of the signal. If you are watching most other HD networks (1080i), your TV in most cases will handle the 1080i to 720p conversion better than allowing the scaler in your cable box to handle it. Keeping your TV on 1080i may look really good to you on native 1080p displays. Try both settings on your TV and on your source/cable box, etc, and see which works best with the chipsets in your equipment.

ps. OT, but the order of TV's listed above (DLP, then LCD, then plasma, is IMO exactly in the opposite order for pure PQ.

buuuurp

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what cable wire (monster wire, gold tip etc.) do you recommend for best quality? there are so many to choose from and i ended up buying a sharp brand wire for $40. it seemed cheap since i saw a few cables priced at $80 and higher.....

(sorry qs for asking NCX a question in your thread...but i don't want to make a whole new thread. thnx)