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Sharp Aquos LC-42LE620UT
$1,100.00
Released September, 2010
The Pros:LED backlit - provides better black levels and consumes less energy than CCFL-based sets. Picture quality - the set produces bright, vibrant colors and dark blacks. Good legacy connection support - includes an S-Video input in addition to Composite and VGA.
The Cons:Lacks the faster 240Hz refresh rate - only 120Hz capable. Manufacturer warranty - only 1 year. Uses edge-lit LED technology - not as evenly backlit as full-array LED HDTVs.
The Sharp Aquos LC-42LE620UT is one of three LE620 Series edge-lit LED HDTVs released in 2010. As the smallest unit, the 42” LC-42LE620UT provides a full 1080p resolution with a 6.5ms response time and a 1M:1 contrast ratio.
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Featured is 120Hz technology to ensure blur-free motion, ATSC/WAM/NTSC tuners for accessing DTV and analog television, and a variety of inputs including HDMI, Component, and Composite. Unfortunately all Aquos LE620 models lack any Ethernet or Wireless connectivity, not to mention USB/SD-card memory expansion. They do however provide an integrated audio system and support for digital still media.
Features
- Aquos LE620 Series (2010)
- Edge-Lit LED LCD HDTV
- Full 1080p HD Resolution
- 120Hz Frame Rate Technology
- 1M:1 Contrast
- 6.5ms Response Time
- Bottom-Mounted Speakers
- ATSC/QAM/NTSC Tuners
- HDMI, Component, Composite, S-Video, VGA Connectivity
- RS-232C Control Interface
- Stereo Audio (L/R) Inputs
- Included Remote Control
- Included Table Spand
- 1-Year Parts/Labor Warranty
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Pros & Cons
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LED backlit - provides better black levels and consumes less energy than CCFL-based sets
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picture quality - the set produces bright, vibrant colors and dark blacks
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good legacy connection support - includes an S-Video input in addition to Composite and VGA
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lightweight - easy to wall mount at only 30 lbs
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lacks the faster 240Hz refresh rate - only 120Hz capable
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manufacturer warranty - only 1 year
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uses edge-lit LED technology - not as evenly backlit as full-array LED HDTVs
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poor sounding built-in speakers - not suitable for use with movies
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the included stand can be difficult to install
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poor remote control - integrates dark gray buttons that don't illuminate
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