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The new widescreen 52-, 46-, 42-, 37-, 32- and 26-inch HDTV AQUOS D43 Liquid Crystal Televisions further bolster Sharp's unmatched selection of sophisticated designs and its superior-performing LCD TVs. Sharp's proprietary Advanced Super View LCD panel enables a Dynamic Contrast Ratio of 6000: 1, enhanced Quick Shoot video circuitry for fast pixel response time (6ms) and wide viewing angles (176 degrees), so users can view the television from almost anywhere in the room. The newly-designed series features an elegant piano black finish with fixed bottom speakers and a detachable table stand for wall-mounting flexibility.
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Good TV
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Got this TV for a great price at Sears last year on Black Friday. Picture is good, but sound is not as other reviews have stated. Sometimes you can have the sound up all the way and have trouble hearing people speak unless the room is quiet. For better audio you will need a sound system which I have since purchased. The picture is great though and the TV works great and is easy to use. My only other issue was that if you connect a DVD or BluRay player to HDMI and you connect the Digital Audio Output to a receiver, you will only get 2 channel stereo because the HDMI ports don't support passing Dolby 5 channel surround sound. What this means is that the player's audio must go directly to the receiver. But I've been told that most TVs don't support this anyway.
PROS: great picture, easy to use, good price
CONS: only 720p, sound quality
Rating: 
(4
out of 5) @ 2008-10-17
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my office source..
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Saw an outrageous price of $38.45 for this T.V. through My Office Source. Ordered it and immediately received confirmation email two days ago. Today I received the cancellation email and was given no reason for cancellation.
Rating: 
(1
out of 5) @ 2008-09-08
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Product ordered in good faith, failed to delvier...
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Ordered this product in good faith at a price that was too great to pass up...Amazon conveniently stated that it was mispriced; so they were canceling my order and oh, by the way my Amex was never charged, which by the way is a lie. My Amex was charged through Amazon.com who was in fact given an authorization code. Then Amazon.com told me that they didn't even have this particular T.V. in stock or even sold it...well that's odd too, since here it is. I can clearly see that they do have it in stock.
If you made a mistake cool, pony up to it Amazon.com; but don't lie to the consumer about it. I Didn't really expect to get a T.V. for $40.00, but I also didn't expect to be lied to as to why you can't deliver on what you advertised.
Rating:
(1
out of 5) @ 2008-09-08
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wow
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I bought this tv at sears after months of consideration, i work there so i looked at them almost every day, i finally got it for a good price and i havent looked back since! The xbox 360 looks amazing and i watched sin city on it last night omg its amazing. I ordered some hdmi cables on amazon i cant wait to see the improvement, it is all ready great.
Rating: 
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-05-09
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question.....
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I'm noticing while brighter background colors are displayed, and the subject is darker I'm receiving faint gray horizontal lines on the brighter background. It doesn't matter what device the image is coming from, upconvert dvd player, cable reciever, or xbox 360. Its less noticeable on the HD cable signals. Has anyone else discovered this or is this just an isolated case?
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2007-12-11
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