Sharp LC-45GD5U HDTV AQUOS LCD TV

The new 45-inch Sharp LC-45GD5U HDTV AQUOS Plasma TV provides the total entertainment package of a world-class picture and viewing experience, combined with a sophisticated design.

HD 1080p resolution, produces a authentic cinema like experience.

TV Guide On Screen provides convenient control over cable programming with the touch of a button.

Next-Generation 16:9 LCD Panels.

Wide XGA (1920 x 1080) Resolution displays HDTV program images in 1080p and is compatible with cable and satellite HDTV broadcasts.

Digital Cable Ready with built-in CableCARD™ slots so consumers can easily connect to compatible cable systems for high-definition programming.

It is a very bright TV, you can put in near almost any light source and the picture will still be vivid.

Wide Viewing Angles (170º H / 170º V).

Record and playback MPEG4 video and display JPEG still pictures with a PC Card.

The Sharp LC-45GD5U is available now for an MSRP of $6,499.99. http://www.sharpusa.com/.

Sharp LC-45GD5U HDTVS Specification:

LCD
Type	32in. Color TFT Active Matrix WXGA LCD
Display Area (horizontal/inches)	768
Display Area (vertical/inches)	1366
Display Area (diagonal/inches)	32
Optimum Resolution	1366 x 768
Brightness (cd/m2)	450
Contrast Ratio	800:1
Viewing Angle (horizontal)	170
Viewing Angle (vertical)	170
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Video Input
Analog	DVI
Frequency min (horizontal)	65kHZ
Frequency max (horizontal)	91kHZ
Frequency min (vertical)	39Hz
Frequency max (vertical)	66Hz
Connectors
Analog	DVI
Power	x
Power
Voltage	AC 100/120V
Controls
Basic	yes
Physical
Width (inches)	42
Height (inches)	25
Manufacturer Information
Parts Warranty	1 year
Labor Warranty	1 year

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Posted by Paul B on September 12, 2005 08:55 AM | Permalink

Comments

This is frustrating. Why do you (and others) have the specs for a 32" model posted for this 45" LC-45GD5U review? Even the picture is not the correct model. It is of the LC-45GD4U (The older 4U model which is silver. The new 5U has a black case.)

Posted by: Gary | October 15, 2005 05:24 PM

these are the correct specs

Posted by: Paul | October 19, 2005 11:31 AM

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