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Sharp’s 13 new LCD TVs with built-in Blu-ray Recorders

Posted by Mark Rollins Categories: HDTV, Home Entertainment

Sharp's 13 new LCD TVs with built-in Blu-ray Recorders

I can’t help but wonder if p has set a record for the most TVs announced in one day as they are putting out 13 LCD TVs with built-in Blu-ray recorders.  These AQUOS DX2 series sets come in the sizes that you see here, with the 40, 46, and 52-inchers hitting you with a contrast ratio of 15,000:1 at 1080p, while all the other smaller models come in at a 7000:1 contrast ratio.  The prices will vary as the 26-inch model costs $1,700, while the 52-inch models retail at $4,800.  So far, this line of recording Sharp AQUOS TVs are slated for a Japan-only release. 

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Sharp build Blu-ray players into BD-series Aquos LCD HDTV line

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: CES, CES 2009, HDTV, Home Entertainment

Sharp AQUOS BD blu-ray lcd

is aiming to help eliminate at least one set-top box from your rack with their BD-series Aquos LCD HDTVs, which come with a player packed in to the television unit, announced today at . If interested, you can pick one up later this month in 32-, 37-, or 42-inch flavors, or if you need something larger, next month the 46- and 52-inch models drop. These also bost the Superlucent ASV panel technology which means less glare in the end, and a brighter picture. It also does 24p through HDMI, in case you have an old HD DVD player you have lying around that you want to use (since the included Blu-ray technology doesn’t use up an HDMI port.) QAM and ATSC tuners along with RS-232C inputs round this one out. Full release after the break.

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