Conclusions Sharp's Aquos LC-60UD27U is a solid 4K TV that upscales 1080p footage well if you disable some of the processing tricks, and it produces beautiful 4K images (if you can find high-quality ...

Sharp took their LCD technology to the next level at the 2006 CES Expo with one-of-a-kind innovations and increased performance. The new line of large-screen AQUOS HDTVs feature enhanced contrast ...

While the Sharp LC-UQ17U series offers decent picture quality its pseudo-4K features simply aren't worth paying extra for. TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and ...

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The once-mighty rear-projection television (RPTV) is poised to become a footnote in history, but its demise won't be complete until the hugely popular flat-panel designs can match the value that RPTVs ...

Sharp Electronics debuts a LCD-TV utilizing a 240Hz refresh rate panel, enabling a superior picture for fast-moving entertainment content like movies and sports. Offering an affordable large-screen ...

The Sharp Aquos LC-52D92U ($5,299.99 direct) is the company's new flagship 52-inch liquid-crystal HDTV. Its 1080p screen offers an amazingly detailed and colorful picture, and it has the most digital ...

Since they don't come with improved picture quality, the extra features of the Sharp LC-LE847U series, like its Quattron yellow pixel, aren't worth the extra money it costs. David Katzmaier Editorial ...

The once-mighty rear-projection television (RPTV) is poised to become a footnote in history, but its demise won't be complete until the hugely popular flat-panel designs can match the value that RPTVs ...