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Have you ever dreamt of owning an LCD TV that offers uncompromising quality but is well within your budget? Here is a chance to realize your dreams. Sharp has introduced its latest model of AQUOS High Definition Television (HDTV) – the LC65E77UM with several advanced features. These Sharp AQUOS LC65E77UM televisions feature a 65-inch display with 16:9 aspect ratios. In fact, it is the first ever 60-inch LCD TV to be launched in the market. This Sharp AQUOS High Definition Television (HDTV) has a maximum resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. But the highlight of this Sharp AQUOS HDTV is its TFT Liquid Crystal Display. With Sharp’s new 10-bit ASV Superlucent panel and 10-bit processing engine, this 1080p LCD HDTV is able to achieve maximum expression of the Full-HD 1080p picture. These AQUOS LC65E77UM televisions also incorporate Sharp’s 120 Hz Fine Motion Enhanced circuit to give you fast-motion image processing. Their 4 ms response time also helps deliver an out-of-the-world picture quality. You don’t have to worry about inadequate ports and interfaces as this Sharp AQUOS HDTV has four HDMI digital audio/video input along with two component audio/video input and one audio line input ports. Part of the E77U series, these Sharp AQUOS televisions combine enhanced video performance with greater energy efficiency and stunning design. The Sharp AQUOS LC65E77UM HDTV is undoubtedly one of the most elegant televisions with their elite black panel. So rush to grab one of these Sharp AQUOS televisions at the earliest as early birds catch the prey!

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Big Screen TV ? Samsung LN52A650 (around $2,000)

Experts are near unanimous in their praise of the 52-inch Samsung LN52A650. Many say that it produces one of the best pictures of any LCD TV. Blacks are impressive, shadow detail is good and colors are very accurate. The TV is packed with features, including 120Hz image processing that?s described as very good; an InfoLink feature that gathers news, weather, sports and other information from the Internet; and a distinctive Touch of Color (ToC) bezel that marries a red effect to the traditional black. The TV set?s shinier-than-normal LCD screen helps improve picture quality, but is more prone to reflections from room lighting. Picture quality is equally great, but some question whether the add-ons are worth the price premium.

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Best 47 inch LCD ? LC 47LG60 (around $1,500)

Black levels that are lighter than the very best performers leave some reviewers lukewarm, but others heap nothing but praise on the distinctively styled LG 47LG60 HDTV. Nicknamed Scarlet by the maker, the bright red cabinet and piano-black bezel make a statement even when this 47-inch TV is turned off. But color also lies at the heart of what makes the 47LG60 so noteworthy ? as in accurate colors and near-perfect grayscale, either out of the box or after some tweaking. Speaking of tweaking, tons of video controls will keep fiddlers obsessed for hours. Outstanding signal processing for HD and SD material is another strong plus. Among other LCD TVs in the same class, the Samsung LN46A650 (around $1,515) has better black levels, but a more reflective screen that could be a problem in some well-lit rooms. The Sony KDL-46XBR6 (around $2,120) delivers strong picture quality with great black levels and a more matte screen, but some question whether the performance is worth its price premium.

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Best Value for 40 inch LCD TV ? Samsung LC40A550 (around $1,000)

Expert and user reports on Samsung?s Series 5 TVs, including the 40-inch LN40A550, are very positive. Many say these TVs strike an excellent balance between performance and value. Black levels are not quite as deep as those on the very best LCD TVs, but they are close and notably better than on less expensive options. If you have a little more to spend, Samsung?s step-up LN40A650 (around $1,230) offers slightly better picture quality and striking styling, plus some high-end extras such as 120Hz image processing. However, its more reflective screen doesn?t do as well in well-lit rooms.

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Best 32 inch LCD TV ? Samsung LN32A450 (around $650)

With good blacks and very good colors, the 32-inch Samsung LN32A450 is one of the better 32-inch LCD TVs currently available, according to reviews. This is a 720p set (instead of the higher 1080p), but experts say that resolution is appropriate for this screen size. The TV also does a nice job with standard-definition TV signals. Styling is sleek, thanks to its hidden speakers. If you have a little more to spend and a slightly bigger space, the set?s 37-inch brother, the Samsung LN37A450 (around $765) is equally well regarded. If you are on a somewhat tighter budget, the 32-inch AOC Envision L32W761 (around $550) doesn?t provide quite as impressive a picture, but is still a solid performer at a hard-to-beat price.

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• 40-inch 16:9 Full HD 1080p Resolution Panel provides optimum resolution from any HDTV source that delivers 1080p content
• Dynamic contrast works in real time to produce deep blacks in darker scenes, as well as fine details in shadows and other dark areas
• Engineered for fast-action sports, movies and games, Motionflow 120Hz technology further reduces blurriness
• Seven HD inputs, including four HDMI inputs (up to 1080/60p capable), HD component and combo inputs (1080/60i capable), and a PC input
• BRAVIA Link compatibility lets you expand your HDTV’s capabilities with BRAVIA Link modules, such as BRAVIA DVD Link, BRAVIA Wireless Link

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