Friday, 11 August, 2006
Sharp 9 Series LCDs with 2 HDMI inputs
Sharp has launched four models in either 32-inch or 37-inch screen sizes. The 32GA9E and 37GA9E are analogue-only models and have been awarded an EU Eco-label due to their low energy consumption and environmentally friendly design. While the 32GD9E and 37GD9E haven’t been awarded this label, they do come with integrated Freeview tuners.
All the models use Sharp’s latest TrueD anti-judder technology, which reduces noise while enhancing detail and contrast. This will make movement appear more smooth, according to Sharp. The technology apparently works particularly well with HD sources, so it’ll make a difference when watching action-oriented material such as Sky Sports HD.
The design has been given a subtle facelift, featuring a clear flat speaker system boosted by a 30W power output. And to make the most of its extra audio ability there are a few added frills including Cinematic Sound, Auto Volume and a Clear Voice setting that enhances dialogue.
Sharp’s 9 series TVs are available now, and cost £1,000 or £1,300 for the 32- or 37-inch analogue models, and £1,100 or £1,400 for the 32- or 37-inch digital Freeview models.
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