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Sharp LC-32P70E

 
Description: Model ID LC-32P70E / Sharp LC-32P70E - 32" Aquos LCD TV - widescreen - 576p - HD ready - silver / From Sharp Minds come Sharp Products - products designed to help individuals, families, and corporate teams connect effortlessly, communicate clearly, and unleash creativity like ... more
Sharp LC-32P70E ... never before. Sharp is dedicated to improving people's lives through the use of advanced technology and a commitment to innovation, quality, value, and design.

PRODUCT FEATURES:

Built-in Freeview Digital Terrestrial Tuner (DVB-T);
PPP (Pal Perfect Picture) Technology;
Displays 1080i and 720p HD signals (HD compatible);
Advanced super view and black TFT LCD panel;
HDMI' digital interface for clear image playback;
DCE (Dynamic Contrast Enhancement);
Clear Voice function;
Auto volume control;
PC input (analog RGB).

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Technical Details for Sharp LC-32P70E

Product DescriptionSharp LC-32P70E - 32" LCD TV
Product TypeLCD TV
Diagonal Size32" - widescreen
Dimensions (WxDxH)80.4 cm 64.1 cm
Weight20 kg
ColourSilver
Digital Television CertificationHD ready
Resolution960 x 540
Display Format576p
Input Video Formats720p, 1080i
Video InterfaceComponent, composite, HDMI, S-Video, SCART
PC InterfaceVGA (HD-15)
HDCP CompatibleYes
TechnologyTFT active matrix
Progressive ScanYes
Image Aspect Ratio16:9
Digital TV TunerDVB-T
Analogue TV TunerPAL, SECAM
Multi-channel PreviewSplit screen
FeaturesDynamic Contrast
Sound Output ModeStereo
Speaker System2 speakers
Sound EffectsVirtual Dolby Surround
Stereo Reception SystemNICAM, A2, IGR
Remote ControlRemote control - infrared
PowerAC 230V ( 50 Hz )

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