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The Sharp AQUOS E Series is Sharp's line of Full 1080p LCD HDTVs for 2009. The E Series includes the E67U models which are a step up from the D65U series from 2008 and the more advanced 120Hz E77U models which are a step up from the D85U series. All models in the AQUOS E Series feature a 10-bit processing engine and a 10-bit Advanced Super View Superlucent Panel for bright, crisp picture and reduced reflectivity. They differ from the 2008 models since they have a redesigned swivel stand and black cabinet with a color accent on the bottom of the frame, copper for the E67U models and champagne-gold for the E77U models. The AQUOS E Series includes Sharp's Optical Picture Control technology which automatically adjusts the picture to the lighting and brightness of the room, making all of the models Energy Star compliant. The E77U models actually exceed the Energy Star requirements by 15% since they also include Brightness Preservation picture processing and a Spectral Contrast Engine for increased efficiency. The Series also includes a number of HDMI and Component inputs, all of which are 1080p compatible to work with Blu-Ray and advanced gaming devices.
MSRP $900 - $4,500
Release date January, 2009
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Common to All E Series HDTVs
- 1080p native resolution
- 10-bit Advanced Super View (ASV) Superlucent Panel
- 10-bit processing engine
- Redesigned swivel stand
- Energy Star compliant
- HDMI and Component inputs 1080p compatible
- Black cabinet with colored accent on bottom
- Optical Picture Control (OPC)
E67U Specs
- 60 Hz frame rate
- Inputs: 4 HDMI, 2 Component
- Copper colored accent
E77U Specs
- 120 Hz frame rate
- 4 ms response time
- Champagne-gold colored accent
- Inputs: 5 HDMI, PC-in, 2 Component, RS-232
- Spectral Contrast Engine
- Brightness Preservation picture processing
E67U Models
E77U Models
- LC-40E77U - 40" Screen - MSRP $1399.99
- LC-46E77U - 46" Screen - MSRP $2099.99
- LC-52E77U - 52" Screen - MSRP $2399.99
- LC-60E77UN - 60" Screen - MSRP $3499.99 - To be released September 2009
- LC-65E77U - 65" Screen - MSRP $4499.99
- LC-65E77UM - 65" Screen - MSRP $4499.99 - To be released September 2009
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Sharp AQUOS LC-40E77U
• Sharp LC40E77U 40-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV
• AQUOS LC40E77U 40" LCD TV
UPC: 074000371965
EAN: 074000371965
MPN: LC40E77U
Sharp AQUOS LC-40E67U
• Sharp LC40E67U/N 40-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV
• AQUOS LC40E67U 40" LCD TV
UPC: 074000371972
EAN: 074000371972
MPN: LC40E67UN
Sharp AQUOS LC-52E77U
• Sharp LC52E77U 52-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV, Black
• AQUOS LC-52E77UN 52" LCD TV
UPC: 074000371934
EAN: 074000371934
MPN: LC-52E77U
Sharp AQUOS LC-46E77U
• Sharp LC46E77U 46-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV, Black
• AQUOS LC-46E77U 46" LCD TV
UPC: 074000371941
EAN: 074000371941
MPN: LC-46E77U
Sharp AQUOS LC-32E67U
• Sharp LC32E67U 32-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV, Black
• AQUOS LC-32E67U 32" LCD TV
UPC: 074000371774
EAN: 074000371774
MPN: LC32E67U
Competitors
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MSRP $349 - $3,000
Released April, 2009
Pros
- 1080p, 120Hz
- expanded Internet features and digital format support
- attractive bezel and stand
Cons
- no LED backlighting
- sound quality from built-in speakers is lacking
- TV Tuner not the strongest.
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Samsung 6 Series (2009)
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MSRP $800 - $1,400
Released March, 2009
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LG LH30 Series
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Released March, 2009
The JVC J300 Series is a 2009 line of high definition LCD televisions which includes four different models. The line offers 1080/24/30p resolution and includes features such as a dynamic backlight and a cabinet design of thin bezel and black glossy finish, making them stylish additions to any home. The line uses JVC's Smart...
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JVC J300 Series
MSRP --
Released January, 2009
Pros
- 1080p, 120Hz
- large variety of panel sizes
- 5:5 cinema pulldown should decrease film judder
- four hdmi inputs
- 80,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
Sharp AQUOS E Series
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LG LH40 Series
MSRP $1,400 - $1,400
Released May, 2009
The REGZA XV645 is Toshiba's entry-level line of HDTVs in their high-end REGZA brand of products, the line features a native 1080p resolution and incorporates Toshiba's ClearFrame 120Hz technology. While Toshiba doesn't state this specifically, the XV645s appear to be the successor to the Cinema Series XV545 line released in the second half of...
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Toshiba REGZA XV645 Series
MSRP $1,500 - $2,300
Released March, 2009
Pros
- 1080p, 120Hz
- dynamic backlight
- improved digital media support (through USB)
Cons
- Xross media bar, DMex, Interactive Programming Guide all seem to be removed in the 2009 V model's.
Sharp AQUOS E Series
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Sony BRAVIA V5100 Series
MSRP $800 - $1,800
Released March, 2009
Pros
- 1080p
- 10-bit panel, 10-bit processor
- dynamic backlighting with light sensor
- large variety of sizes
Cons
- Not 120Hz, 60Hz means flickering may be seen with 24fps sources
Sharp AQUOS E Series
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Sony BRAVIA S5100 Series
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Pros
- 1080p
- 10-bit panel, 10-bit processor
- energy efficient
Cons
- only 60Hz refresh rate on specific models
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