LCD TV has regained the popularity among public, and here comes another titan to empower LCD screens. Sharp has revealed a massive 108 incher lately to bag the credit of manufacturing
World's largest LCD TV. Bigger than the existing largest plasma display, Sharp 108 inch LCD screen gains admiration from all. Sharp claims that this is a mega screen with higher display resolution, and much lower power consumption compared to Plasma displays. Plasma displays were considered as the last word for pristine quality images, and with the launch of
Full HD LCD Televisions, folk started grabbing them instead of the renown plasma panels, because LCD screens comes in much lower price tag and is economical even in the long run too with its lower power consumption.
This ginormous screen is a sibling of Aquos Series, one of the most treasured display series from Sharp. It has all features like other Sharp predecessors, and the elevated display resolution will be an added advantage. Sharp owns the only eighth generation plant Kameyama plant, that helps to produce thinner sheets with larger dimension that helps to produce larger displays. The 108 incher comes with a captivating piano black finish which makes it a high-priced exquisite piece of art. It is a real monster with almost 93.9 inches X 52.9 inches dimensions. This is a Full HD television, that supports 1080p video broadcast format. The images are resolved in 2.07 million pixels, which promises even the faintest details with unsullied quality.
With a 6ms response time,
Sharp 108 inch LCD Screen wipes off the usual hassle caused by image lag largely. Sharp claims a much higher contrast and robust black levels for this display, which is comparable to high-end plasma screens. The brightness offered by this
flat panel screen is 400Cd/m2, and the contrast ratio is 1200:1. The wide viewing angle of 176 degrees offer awesome viewability to all. It has three HDMI inputs, S-Video connection along with composite and component video connection for making it highly interoperable high-end multimedia gadget. This telly is quite power hungry, and needs 1130 Watts in operational mode. Moreover this monster weighs 195kg, which is comparatively lighter than its £50,000 price tag!
