Sharp LC-37GD9E

Sharp LC-37D65E

great tv. Bought the TV from Comet a few months ago cost me £549.99 which for starters i couldn t find a cheaper 1080p tv anywhere else with a 37 inch Slim Line Design, High Brightness 450 cd/m2, Dynamic Contrast 20,000:1 and also a very fast 6m/s Response Time. all this for such a great price what more could i ask for. But that s not all i have this beauty hooked on my wall my trusty Xbox 360 elite via HDMI i get the best of the best quality out of the Full HD when i play games. Even my pc built in via the pc input slot and this has near perfect quality watching standard dvd s. I dont watch too much tv as i like to be on my pc or xbox most of the time i sometimes ...

Sharp LC-37X20E

I checked it in the shops and was happy with the looks (the better half gave approval). The TV looks fabulous with it s piano black base and frame. Sound quality is not brilliant but a thousand times better than the device it has replaced. Once you have tweaked settings, the picture quality with Freeview and Sky+ is excellent! ...

Sharp LC-30HV4

bit more up to date. After looking at numerous 28? wide screen TVs and being put off by the sheer size of them I opted for an LCD. Sharp seem to be one of the leaders in LCD technology and having read the reviews for this TV I took the leap and went for it. Rather than pay £2250 for it in a retail shop I went through a number of Internet sites and found it online for £1500. Once out of the box, setting it up is relatively simple although I think that the manual should identify which scart sockets in the separate AV unit are for which source slightly earlier than page 42. This separate unit means that there is only one lead and the power lead going into the back of ...