I first considered buying Sony or Samsung HDTV but I actually saw the Sharp LC32B24U when I went to a nearby electronics store. While the Sony TV was little dark as compared to Samsung and Sharp, the Samsung did not have the S-video input feature. The Sharp, on the other hand, was more compact all around its screen with frames being skinniest of all three. This HDTV was also the most affordable and had the S-video option.What completely made me shocked is the easy 32 inches display size with distinctive design in this Sharp LC32SB24U 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV. The LCD HDTV also brilliantly features high definition LCD for enjoying extra contrast ratio, huge viewing angles, high brightness and low reflection glare safety.
Some of the astonishing qualities that this HDTV possesses include 16:9 widescreen programs, 1366 x 768 panel displays with native aspect ratio but without any need to scale and video process. The in built QAM/ATSC/NTSC tuners specially designed for analog and DTV viewing are simply amazing. Brightness of 500 cd/m2 is a feature that is hard to sideline. As the LCD is so bright, I can actually put it almost anywhere, near the doors, windows and other light sources, enjoying the vivid picture quality.
The HDMI input is really convenient for the connection to the digital devices. Also, the viewing angles of 160 degrees H x 150 degrees V are so wide that I can see the LCD from almost anywhere. Even the contrasting ratio of 800:1 offers incredible pictures whether I am viewing the bright or dark scenes. The Sharp’s HDTV also ensures 8ms Response Time so that I can easily enjoy the fast motion pictures and that too with very little or no blur. The PC input of the Sharp HDTV conveniently turns the TV into PC monitor.
The shades and colors are really deeper with this LCD HDTV. The details are also sharp and precise. This is really an affordable and wise approach to experience TV quality that has not been seen or heard before. The glossy black TV frame that is featured with this Sharp LCD presents a truly stylish statement that is both distinctive as well as understated.