Sharp in Japan up-to-date their type of AQUOS LCD Televisions using the so-known as Freestyle AQUOS F5 series [JP]. The 4 Televisions for the reason that series, sized at 20/32/40 and 60 inches possess a couple of common selling points: they're very thin, light (one of these is portable ), and networked.
The 60-inch flagship model (pictured above and below) has a Ultra violet2A panel with full HD resolution, Brought backlight, 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio, 176-degre viewing position, 2x10W loudspeakers, an High-definition multimedia interface interface, two USB ports (hooking up exterior HDDs can be done), and Ethernet. It weighs in at 21kg and it is 2.1cm at its slimest part (3.5cm in the thickest).
The 32- and 40-inch models share the primary specs but they are lighter (8.5kg and 5.5kg, correspondingly), compelling Sharp to find the term freestyle for that series (the organization states they may be moved and installed anywhere).
Such as the 32-inch AQUOS, the 20-inch model only offers 1,366�780 resolution. The littlest TV within the series is dependant on one Sharp demonstrated captured and weighs in at just 2.5kg . To have an extra $80, customers can fasten a hook into it to really make it really portable (see below).
What all of the models share is IEEE802.11n/IEEE802.11a Wi-Fi and wireless connectivity to Sharp products, for instance AQUOS Blu-ray gamers or mobile phones, and also to various video-on-demand services and YouTube.
Sharp intends to start selling their new Televisions in Japan from the following month (prices: $4,930 for that greatest model, $1,950 for that 40-incher, $1,430 for that 32-inch model and $1,040 for that littlest one).
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