Sharp launched what has already been called the largest LED HDTV available (from October) in stores for the consumer segment: it is Aquos 80LE632U-LC, a television less than 80 inches and often 10 cm, however, defined by the company itself as a product “non-premium”.

The Aquos LC-80LE632U boasts an LCD display with 1080p resolution for a tenth-generation dynamic contrast 6.000.000:1 and frequency 120 Hz Fine Motion Enhanced technologies. The new Sharp 80 inch TV also consumes little, thanks to the Energy Star.

The wi-fi in this new TV allows the user to access a range of services such as Netflix, Cinema Now, and VUDU Aquos Advantage Live Remote Assistance. The two USB ports instead allow the viewing of content from devices that interface. You can then choose to use different viewing modes, such as the one designed specifically for gaming.

We only try to avoid falling into the usual trap: the Aquos LC-80LE632U is definitely a fascinating TV, despite its $ 5,499 (about 4.73 euros to change without 3D), but precisely because of its size to be really functional to a almost cinematic vision, should be placed in a room quite large: in fact, the optimal distance to enjoy its quality is at least 3.5 meters, not much, but not so adherent to the small sizes of today’s homes.

Source: Gadgets & Gizmos

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