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See what people are saying about this story in our forums area, or check out other recent discussions. Sharp LE830 / LE835 reviewSharp has released the LE830 / LE835 range of Edge LED based TVs as a successor to last year’s LE820 range that was the first to incorporate Sharp’s new Quattron panel technology.
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For full specs and prices please check out the company's complete press materials here.
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The N9000 series is expected to start shipping in mid 2016.
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Sharp's entire 4K Ultra HD TV lineup will be on display at CES in Las Vegas from January 6-9.
Next up, the 70-inch N7100U Ultra HD TV ($2,000) is HDR-enabled with full array local dimming, while the N7000U Series (43-inches to 65-inches) and the entry-level N6000U Series (43-inches to 55-inches) are also HDR-enabled. Likewise, the 70-inch N8100U Ultra HD TV ($2,300) will also offer HDR and full array local dimming, while the 75-inch N8000U Series Ultra HD TV ($3,000) will offer HDR and multi-zone edge-lit local dimming.
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In addition, both models include support for the Open HDR standard, octa-core processors, and VP9 and HEVC encoding. 1 I ran across the 3 sharp 1080p lcd tv's where the description contains: 'View Modes: Sidebar, Smart Stretch, Stretch, Zoom, Dot by Dot (for PC)' for the Sharp LC-45GD6U, LC-45GD4U, and LC-45GX6U The Dot by Dot sounds like it means that it will take a pc resolution of 1920x1080 without scaling. The flagship 70-inch N9100U flat-screen Ultra HD TV ($3,300) and the 65-inch N9000U curved-screen 3D Ultra HD TV (3,000) will both feature full array local dimming and SPECTROS quantum dot technology to achieve 91 percent of the Rec.2020 color space. "2016 will be no different, with unique viewing features coupled with paramount quality, immense screen sizes and high value." The Dot by Dot setting in (component and HDMI) produced the lowest overscan for 1080i, but this setting is not available in other resolutions. "The Sharp brand has long been esteemed in the TV industry for pioneering sophisticated picture technologies and creating the big screen category," said Mary O'Neill, Sharp Brand Marketing Manager. The upcoming collection of 4K displays includes seven series in sizes ranging from 43-inches to 70-inches. Sharp has announced its latest Ultra HD TV lineup. Perhaps I am missing something? I greatly appreciate any assistance.The company's upcoming displays have been revealed. I'm stumped, because I'm doing the same things that have worked for so many other people. I've also tried over-scanning 1280 x 720 and using the porch values to make the image fit, but I'm getting an invalid signal that way as well.
However, it does not accept the custom resolution even when I match things up perfectly. For those who are familiar, when I grab the EDID data with SRX it gives me complete timing info for both 1280 x 720 & 1360 x 768. Model: Sharp LC-46D92U LCD Television Description:46' diagonal LCD flat screen Television, Widescreen 16:9 Format Resolution:1920 X 1080 (1080P) Dimensions with Speakers and Stand:44.18 X 31.23 height X 12.17 Dimensions without Stand but with Speakers:44.18 X 28.87 height X 4. After scouring the internet, I am now currently trying to solve the issue using Switchres X (SRX) - to no avail. The native resolution on this thing should be able to put out 1360 x 768, however when I try to enable this resolution the TV does not recognize the signal. Three AQUOS LED TVs by Sharp have been awarded with the Red Dot, the international distinction for high design quality.
The problem is that the only resolution I can get to work is 1280 x 720, which leaves me with a black border around the image, or major cropping if I turn on overscan. I'm running a mini-DVI to DVI adapter, connected to a DVI to HDMI cable. The Sharp model is LC37D43U, and its 720p/1080i. I have a core duo Macbook, and a Sharp Aquos 37" LCD TV.
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