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Sharp LED LCD
Dennis Hissink : May 25th 2010 - 10:10 CET
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 Sharp Aquos LED LCD tv series : Sharp Electronics UK announced the launch of the new Aquos LED LCD TV series, which for the first time introduces a fourth colour sub-pixel , yellow, to the traditional red, green, blue format. The revolutionary new four colour technology enables billions of colours to be displayed, providing brighter video gaming, clearer sports viewing and sharper action enjoyment. The Sharp Aquos LED LCD TV range also offers a stunning sleek and stylish contemporary design, with new rounded edges and super thin 39mm deep screen. In the UK, the Sharp LC-LE811E, LC-LE821E and LC-LE921E models are available in 40-inch and 46-inch, while the LC-LE920 is available in 60-inch.
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HD ready 1080p Sharp LED LCD televisions
Each Sharp LED LCD model is HD-ready 1080p and incorporates Sharp's UltraBrilliant Edge-lit panel technology, which has been designed to deliver incredible contrast - improving the perception of depth and clarity in every image. TVs in the range also have built-in HD Freeview, meaning you can watch all HD channels without the need for an additional box. In addition to this, the flagship model of the series, the Sharp LC-LE921E LED LCD display, features E-motion 200 technology, which allows fast moving images to retain clarity and definition.
Eco-friendly Sharp Aquos LED LCD with backlight technology
The Sharp Aquos LED LCD range also has cutting edge energy saving technology, which, combined with Sharp’s own LED backlight, reduces the energy needed to produce the on screen image, making energy consumption significantly lower than in conventional fluorescent backlit LCDs. The Sharp Quattron television range is immediate available in UK shops.
LED LCD mimics the human visual system
Dr Jack Lewis, neuroscientist said; “A key mechanism of perceiving colour involves comparing levels of red versus green light and blue versus yellow light, which all happens in a special layer of neurons within the retina. The addition of the yellow sub-pixel (to the standard red, green and blue) in this product creates so many new colour tones that the new technology Sharp is using to create images is mimicking critical features of the brain's visual system that turn all those lightwaves striking the retina into beautiful, vividly-colored, images in our minds. This could ultimately make us feel more involved in things we watch on TV, whether it’s playing a video game with your mates, cheering on your team or watching the latest action thriller.” |
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