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Sharp LC-32G4U 32

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Performance
Overall impression rating	Average
Color quality rating	Average
Brightness/contrast rating	Average
Detail rating	Average
High-definition television rating	Average
Standard television rating	Worse
DVD movies rating	Average
Bright-light quality rating	Average
Screen size and resolution	32 inches, 1366 by 768 pixels
Input formats for digital	480i, 480p, 720p
High-definition inputs	One DVI, two component
TV tuners	Two standard NTSC tuners
Number of video presets	9
Advanced adjustments	R, G, B and secondary color controls
Other features	Media breakout box for all inputs and outputs; Advanced controls for three primary colors and three secondary colors; Memory card slots for photo viewing; Detachable speakers; V-Chip; universal remote
Support policies	One-year parts and labor warranty, 24-hour daily toll-free phone support, Free on-site service

User Reviews for Sharp LC-32G4U 32

Reviewed by: tokyotower

Duration of ownership:

Strengths: HD picture - elegant design - lightweight LCD panel

Weaknesses: SD picture is disappointing

Overall Evaluation: I bought this LCD TV for the kitchen where it is attached to a ceiling arm/mount. With the two attached speakers removed, this panel presents a huge picture in a small "footprint". Sources are Dishnetwork HD Sat Box and upconverting DVD player at 1080i. I get some nice off-air HD channels too, but the programming is too dismal for me to care. I hope the Wimbledon and French Open finals will be broadcast in HD. One problem - I choose this model because all the input/control functions are contained in a seperate box. This was important because I didn't want several bundles of cables going to the display, not to mention the thickness and weight of the LCD panel itself is lowered because a lot of electronics is contained inthe AVC box. However the sharp system cable which links the "AVC" box and the lcd panel is only 9 ft long. Sharp offers a 33ft cable as the only option at around $750. This is crazy, and I am looking for alternatives. One possibility is custom cables, another is that the japanese sharp site has a 22ft cable for $200 but I am not sure these will work in a US market unit. Check out the thread on AVS ForumAlso I bought from dbuys.com - great site. The TV arrived in four days even though I only had ground shipping (10-14 days)
Reviewed by: Susieequ

Duration of ownership:

Strengths: Picture, clarity and overall look of the t.v.

Weaknesses: The only thing I can say is it's a bit difficult to set up yourself. We tried and just couldn't get it right, so we called our cable company for help and they set it up correctly.

Overall Evaluation: This is by far one of the best LCD's out there, the picture clarity is amazing especially in HDTV mode. It's almost as if the pictures jump out at you! I just stare it in amazement. The sound is superb as well. DVD's that you've had will now look totally different to you. I can't say enough about this t.v. - it is a bit on the high end as far as price goes, but it's so worth it when you think of it long term and how technology is changing so rapidely - this t.v. has the Cable Card Slot which most t.v. will have in 2006. I would highly recommend it.