Sharp LC-46LE820UN

Product MPNMPNLC60LE820UNKey FeaturesFlat Panel TypeLCD TVScreen Size60 inchAspect RatioWidescreen (16:9)Broadcast Format Displayed1080p (HDTV)LCD Response Time4 msDigital TV StandardHDTV TelevisionDisplay Resolution1920 x 1080 pixelsWeight89.3...

Sharp has been touting its Quattron quad-pixel technology (which adds yellow pixels to the usual red/blue/green array), so we were eager to see how its image quality would fare in our juried tests of the Sharp Aquos 820UN Series, a 52-inch,...

The Sharp Aquos 820UN Series offers good image quality, above-average audio, and energy efficiency, but its Internet and other features aren't the greatest, its design has serious shortcomings, and it is pricey for its screen-size class....

Sharp´s new line of Aquos TVs, the LE820 series, adds a new colour to the mix. In addition to the red, green and blue of every other TV out there, Sharp has figured out a way to jimmy in a fourth colour: yellow. TVs and PC monitors use what is known...

Since humans have red, green and blue colour receptors in their eyes, it seems logical that a TV should only need an RGB pixel configuration to produce top-notch colour. But Sharp is banking on the human eye being a more complex thing, and has added...

The Sharp Quattron LC52LE820X is a great TV when it comes to contrast, black levels and displaying fine image detail, but its colour needs some tweaking. We're disappointed by its lack of extra features like 3D and IPTV,...

While there's a lot to like about the Sharp Quattron LC46LE820X, the colour palette afforded by the addition of a yellow pixel is more neon than...

Called Quattron, this patented technology which is based on delivering 4 colours to a screen as opposed to the three primary colours that are found in all other TVs.Currently every TV in the world uses RGB, (a red green and blue spectrum) to deliver...

We review the Sharp Quattron LC-46LE820UN LED television which stands up to some of the best HDTVs we've...

The LC-46LE820UN contains a lot of new options for Sharp, from the quad-pixel technology to the edge LED lighting to the addition of Netflix to the AQUOS Net service. As such, this TV falls at the higher end of the price spectrum for a 46-inch model....

Our Final WordDid the Quattron impress? Fairly so, we must say. Judging by its form factor, the LE820M's svelte and refined figure is capable of giving any of its competitors' premium rivals a good run for their money. The glossy and reflective...

With its Quattron line, Sharp is the first HDTV manufacturer to add a fourth color to the traditional RGB filter. The very energy-efficient Aquos LC-52LE820UN serves up an accurate picture that's bright and colorful, but those yellow pixels...

All in then, its a very strong set. It's quite expensive at around £1,400, and the quad-pixel technology doesn't really justify such a high premium. It remains however a top notch goggle-box, with sharp HD pictures, vivid colours and speakers...

Contrast Ratio: Resolution: Connectivity:Speakers: Dimensions: Features: While the rest of the industry has thrown itself head-first into the 3D TV race, Japanese manufacturers Sharp have taken a different tact. They've been working on what...