April 5, 2007

Review: Sharp Aquos LC-52D92U 52-inch LCD HDTV

If your in the market for an LCD HDTV, you can't go wrong with the Sharp Aquos line. Ecoustics.com has a review of the latest Aquos TV, the Sharp Aquos LC-52D92U 52-inch LCD HDTV. The review is pretty decent with quite a few images and full benchmark results. The review starts out:

The company's newest top-of-the-line sets are those in the D92U series, which includes the Sharp Aquos LC-52D92U 52-inch LCD HDTV. New features making their appearance in this series include a five-wavelength backlight (to enhance color reproduction), 120-Hz frame-rate conversion, and an Advanced Fine Motion display mode. Those last two features aim to eliminate lag from fast-moving images and to smooth them out by quickening the display's response time. It also has a conspicuously high 15,000:1 rated contrast ratio — a 50 percent jump over the spec for last year's models. Of all these improvements, that last one is the most immediately noticeable when you first turn on the set.

Overall the articles states:

The Sharp Aquos LC-52D92U 52-inch LCD HDTV is the kind of bigscreen flat TV that many folks would be glad to have in their homes. It delivers a crisp, bright picture with an impressively wide viewing angle, deep shadows, and strong contrast. Where the Sharp comes up short is its below-average handling of standard-def programs and pumped-up, unnatural-looking color. That first issue is one that I imagine many people could live with, but the second one is something that discerning viewers will find hard to overlook.

Be sure to check out the full review.

At Ecoustics.com

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