Led TV manufacturer Sharp has expanded its range of HDTVs by launching a new AQUOS model called 80LE632U-LC. The novelty is endowed with a diagonal of 80 inches and, according to the leading manufacturer in Japan, the sharp Led TV is the largest LCD TV with built-in LED backlighting on the market today.
But the 80-inch AQUOS LC-80LE632U Sharp does not belong to the Elite class model, its functionality is up to the mark, it includes a unique LED backlight, it supports Full HD with a large resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. It is also worth noting the built-in dual USB port and a refresh rate of 120 Hz, which allows you to demonstrate a clear and high-quality picture change even in active dynamic scenes.
The new generation Sharp LED TVs are distinguished by the presence of a built-in Wi-Fi connection plus the ability to instantly access popular online portals such as Netflix or VUDU, and the delivery of the 80-inch AQUOS LC-80LE632U Sharp LED TV will start in early October this year at a recommended price of $5 500. Anyone can place an order for HDTV right now for less than $5,000.
Manufacturer LG is preparing to expand its investment in OLED technology by raising subsidies for this sector to $2.9 billion in the second half of 2014. The company's display development and manufacturing unit will be modernized to help realize its plans and release by mid-2012 year the first on the market of similar TVs 55-inch OLED TVs.
The investment will enable the production of so-called 8.5-generation 220×250cm glass substrates, LG Display president Young-soo Kwon was quoted as saying by the Nikkei. The advanced Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) panel has many advantages over LCDs, with more accurate and crisp color reproduction, lower power consumption, and a much thinner design. The main problem is the relatively high cost of OLED panels.
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