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The new two panels feature 1080p HDMI acceptance, built-in ATSC/NTSC/QAM
tuners, Advanced Super View panels for high contrast performance, deep black
levels, and sharp detail.
They also feature Enhanced Quick Shoot video circuitry for faster pixel response time
of 4ms, and wider viewing angles of 176 degrees, 2,000:1 CR that can dynamically
increase to 10,000:1 with enhanced picture control technology, four-wavelength
backlight system for a wider color spectrum to achieve deeper reds than was
previously possible.
46” LC-46D62U $3,500
52” LC-52D62U $4,800
Sep 06 (Japan)
Sharp announced the development of “the world's first liquid crystal display (LCD)
panel that allows the viewing of three different images on one screen at the same
time”.
According to the company the panel would allow the driver of a car to view a
navigation system, the passenger to look at shopping and restaurant information and
a person in the back seat to watch a movie.
As mentioned above, at CES 2006 Sharp unveiled a panel that allowed the viewing of
two different images (http://news.com.com/2300-1041_3-5790363-1.html?tag=nl ),
and is now being used in car navigation systems, according to Sharp.
Oct 06
Sharp introduced in Japan at CEATEC a 64” LCD monitor
capable to resolve 4096x2160 pixel-lines (right), double
the number of vertical and horizontal pixel lines offered by
a normal HD screen, approximately 9 million pixel points.
The monitor can also show four high-definition videos at
once, is in development phase, and, according to Sharp, is
expected to attract film and television producers as well
as medical researchers.
CES 2007
Sharp Introduced a new 8th
Generation AQUOS® HD LCD TVs
of 108” made on their factory in
Kameyana No. 2, Japan, the
world’s largest LCD panel
according to Sharp, which
measures 93.9-inches (W) by
52.9-inches (H) in size, and
features Sharp's Advanced Super
View LCD Panel 1920x1080p,
enhanced contrast ratios,
response times and more inputs.
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