Sharp’s strategy is to go big with its LED line: The company introduced more than 20 models with a 60-inch or larger screen size at CES. Its Quattron 9 series 3D LED models (available this summer), which will arrive in 60- and 70-inch screen sizes, are 240Hz sets that feature full array LED backlighting with local dimming and the company’s yellow-pixel-adding Quattron Quad Pixel Plus II technology. They also have built-in Wi-Fi and Sharp’s new SmartCentral GUI.
Also forthcoming from Sharp is the Quattron 8 series 3D LED line, slated to land this April in 60-, 70-, and 80-inch screen sizes. The 80-inch LC-80LE844U has a full array backlight while the other sets are edge-lit. Otherwise, the feature set for all models is the same as for the Quattron 9 series.
The CES is always the birth place of up and coming electronics, where future products get their first taste of public viewing. Many products get their debut at the show, but there are also many that die out because of lack of interest of development that just stopped. I can see the focus on TVs, 3DTVs and the like. Hopefully next year we can see more of those.
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The CES is always the birth place of up and coming electronics, where future products get their first taste of public viewing. Many products get their debut at the show, but there are also many that die out because of lack of interest of development that just stopped. I can see the focus on TVs, 3DTVs and the like. Hopefully next year we can see more of those.