Sharp AQUOS LC-46D62U 46" LCD TV

Widescreen, 1920x1080, 2000:1, HDTV - MPN: LC46D62U

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Description: With Full HD Spec 1080p resolution, dramatically enhanced black level and an elegant design, the AQUOS LC-46D62U LCD TV produces a breathtaking picture quality that is second to none. The AQUOS LC-46D62U utilizes Sharp's proprietary Advanced Super View/Black TFT Panel with m... read more

With Full HD Spec 1080p resolution, dramatically enhanced black level and an elegant design, the AQUOS LC-46D62U LCD TV produces a breathtaking picture quality that is second to none. The AQUOS LC-46D62U utilizes Sharp's proprietary Advanced Super View/Black TFT Panel with multi-pixel technology, providing a native 2000:1 Contrast Ratio and a Dynamic Contrast Ratio of 10,000:1 with Enhanced Picture Contrast Technology, 4ms response time and wide viewing angles (176Hx176V degrees). The AQUOS LC-46D62U has built-in ATSC, QAM, NTSC tuners and include 2 HDMI inputs, is compatible with 1080p signals, and has 2 HD component video inputs. The AQUOS LC-46D62 features a sleek piano black cabinet with subtle, recessed bottom-mounted speakers, and the included table stand easily removes for wall mounting applications. minimize

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poyang

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Have not noticed any banding yet

Started Jan 18, 2007

Strengths: Beautiful 1080p picture. Capable speakers. Relatively affordable when compared to other 46 inch 1080p LCD sets.

Weaknesses: Not enough inputs. 2 HDMI / 2 Component / 1 S-Video / 1 Tuner. Would have liked more HDMI, and perhaps a DVI for PC. Pedestal height not adjustable.

Have not noticed any banding problems that many reviewers wrote about. The 1080p picture was absolutely beautiful. Used with PS3 1080p games and Blu-Ray movies. HD 1080i cable was on par with previous HD projection set. At a distance of 4 feet away, no pixels or motion blur can be seen. The built-in speakers are capable, but for a true surround experience, use a dedicated 5.1 setup.

Currently using 480p through HD component for DVD and Wii, 1080i through HDMI for HD Cable, and 1080p through HDMI for PS3, and already maxed out all the HD inputs. Could really use more HDMI inputs. Looking into either a HDMI switcher or a new receiver with HDMI up-convert capabilities.

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AdrianChan

Replied Feb 4, 2007

Hello. i would just like to find out how did u get the HDMI to ps3 into 1080p? . I hooked up the HDMI to the ps3 but when i set the display settings and then tried testing the 1080p resolution, the whole screen turns white and fuzzy. do u kno hwo to fix this? Thanks.

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poyang

Replied Feb 4, 2007

You will need to set your TV mode to dot by dot. On the top portion of your remote there's a button called View Mode. Cycle through the options until you come to Dot by Dot for inputs 4 or 5.

At this time, turn on your PS3, connected to RCA on input 3, and HDMI on input 4 or 5.

Using RCA cables, begin PS3 setup, go to Video Settings and select HDMI, then Automatic resolution selection.

Thats how I set it up, hope that helps you.

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AdrianChan

Replied Feb 4, 2007

Dot by Dot. Thank you a lot.=]

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AdrianChan

Replied Feb 4, 2007

i just tried the Dot by dot. it did not make a difference. on the top right when i was testing 1080p resolution, it said 1080i at first. then in one second it switched to 1080p. which made the screen all fuzzy dots.. still cant figure this thing out>

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AdrianChan

Replied Feb 4, 2007

do u have to have the RCA cable plugged in too? or just the HDMI? thanks

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AdrianChan

Replied Feb 4, 2007

how do u have the RCA plugged in and the HDMI plugged in when u go to display settings, u can only choose one of them... ?

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poyang

Replied Feb 4, 2007

To do the video settings I used both sets of cables. First I selected Input 3 for RCA, and then after specifying the video source as HDMI in video settings, I then switched over to the HDMI input.

Thats all I did to change the video settings, as the PS3 automatically adjusted the picture to suit the connection.

Maybe change the HDMI cable or try again on some other tv?

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