Manufacturer's Description
Sharp AQUOS LC-46D64U 46" LCD TV
The Sharp LC-46D64U is another sleekly beautiful HDTV from the leader in LCD technology. The glare-resistant screen's full 1080p picture resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels) ensures maximum picture clarity and detail on all video sources, especially HD material.
Product Specifications for
Sharp AQUOS LC-46D64U 46" LCD TV
| Physical Specifications |
| Depth |
3.7 in |
| Weight |
54 lbs |
| Width |
43.3 in |
| Height |
27.6 in |
| More Info |
| URL |
http://www.sharpusa.com/products/ModelLanding/0,1058,1921,00.html |
| Picture Features |
| Horizontal Viewing Angle |
176 degrees |
| Comb Filter |
4-Line Digital (3D Motion Adaptive) |
| Vertical Viewing Angle |
176 degrees |
| Warranty |
| Warranty Information |
1 Year Limited Warranty |
| Other Features |
| Audio Format Supported |
Dolby Surround|MTS Stereo|Stereo |
| Mounting |
Desktop|Wallmount |
| General Features |
Multi-Language Menu|Progressive Scan |
| Remote Control |
Illuminated Remote|Universal Remote |
| Included Components |
Speakers|Stand |
| Energy Star Compliant |
Yes |
| Broadcast Standards |
| QAM Tuner |
Yes |
| Broadcast Format Displayed |
1080p (HDTV) |
| HDTV Built-in Tuner |
Yes |
| HDTV Compatible |
Yes |
| Broadcast Format Supported |
1080i (HDTV)|1080p (HDTV)|480i (SDTV)|480p (EDTV)|720p (HDTV) |
| Display Panel |
| Max Resolution |
1920 x 1080 |
| Viewable Size |
46 in |
| Contrast Ratio |
10000:1 |
| Brightness |
450 cd/m2 |
| Aspect Ratio |
16:9 |
| Static Contrast Ratio |
2000:1 |
| Display Type |
LCD |
| Response Time |
4 ms |
| Diagonal Screen Size |
46 in |
| Interface |
| Output |
Audio - Digital Optical |
| Input |
A/V (Composite)|Coaxial (RF)|Component Video|Front/Side Component Video|Front/Side HDMI|Front/Side RCA Composite|HDMI|S-Video|VGA |
| Interface Connection |
Serial - 9 pin D-shell (EIA 574/232) |
Most recent User Reviews for
Sharp AQUOS LC-46D64U 46" LCD TV
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Reviewed by: dd70
11-25-07
Duration of ownership:
3
Days
Strengths: nice cabinet design. once you get the colors adjusted they show beautifully, deep blacks.
Weaknesses:some non hd shows do not show so well, blurry and grainy. Owners manual is not so informative. I have a blue box with the number 3 that pops up on right upper corner of tv everytime sound changes from mono to stereo and I have searched manual up and down to find out how to remove it, does anybody know?? Non hd shows (some of them) are a little blurry and grainy, would a hdmi cable possibly help?
Overall Evaluation: I think that for the price I paid it's a good beginner LCD (cc, $1299 black friday). This is my first LCD and maybe I expected a little more out of it. The hd is good, I have seen better.
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Reviewed by: LouRowVA
11-24-07
Duration of ownership:
2
Days
Strengths: Great price, also hit a Black Friday deal and took it. Sharp delivers good quality. I've had a 32" Aquos for 2 years and love it, so really excited to get the 46" and move my 32" into my bedroom.
Weaknesses:I'm sure something will come up...just haven't had time...at the price it's hard to complain. Comparable 46" go much higher. The stand is a bit clunky, even though it has the same nice finish, but given the TV's size I guess that's the need.
Overall Evaluation: Great TV, great price, great quality. Love the picture, HD looks fantastic, and with digital cable (Comcast), the standard channels look really nice.
For the person whose brightness adjusts automatically, check out page 26 on your manual. You might have the OPC setting on. That's a light detector, so if there's a lot of light in the room the screen gets brighter, if there's less light it dims, and you can tweak that somewhat. I've always kept it on for my 32" and I find it helpful, but if it's dimming too far definitely should be adjusted.
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Reviewed by: FalconRaptor
05-11-08
Duration of ownership:
3
Days
Strengths: price, number and location of inputs
Weaknesses:where to start?
Overall Evaluation: Well, you know if you experienced Sony before, this one is just a joke. However- you get what you pay for. I guess I better stop right here. I had to buy one more LCD and didn't need to get one more Bravia. But listen up, stop misleading people, it is just a cheap Sharp.
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Reviewed by: samiup
03-21-08
Duration of ownership:
Strengths: All good
Weaknesses:Nothing so far
Overall Evaluation: well, this is one good deal, this tv is all good, one thing i advice who ever is buying soon (this tv or any HDTV). please prepare the right conditions for those kind of tv's to work, then complain later. an HDTV needs an HD output in order to work as it was intended to. wheather you are with a dish or a cable company, call them and make sure your box or receiver is good enough to get HD channels. do not expect your new widescreen HDTV to display SD (standard definition) channels as good as your boxed old TV set. why
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Reviewed by: neilapril
01-21-08
Duration of ownership:
60
Days
Strengths: Skinny design. Front panel is almost all screen. Really the nicest feature about the tv
Weaknesses:Banding, banding and more banding. saw three different TVs with Banding in all of them.
Overall Evaluation: I can't stress enough how bad this TV is. When I first got the TV (CC black Friday great price) I was in awe of how great everything looked. Then during certain bright scenes I began to notice the banding. Not 1 band, 2, 3 bands, but 4. I figured I just a bad TV. Not so. Replace same thing. 52d64U demo at BB same thing. Review from Cnet.com nails it. This TV is not for the visual purest. It is really noticeable during Pans. Once you know where the bands are it hard to watch TV without seeing them every time. DON'T GET THIS TV. I know that it costs a lot less than other band of similar size, but it is still a lot of money and not worth it. Thank God the CC in my town allowed me to return it within 30 days after Xmas. Now I'm getting the Sony 52xbr4. I know that it is a lot more, but the picture is going to look amazing. (It?s still in transit. I will review when I get it)
Review:
Sharp LC-46D64U LCD HDTV
Good design and image quality, coupled with this set's inexpensive price, make considering this HDTV a viable option.
Update 6/17/08: During the original testing of the Sharp LC-46D64U, the picture settings were adjusted incorrectly. It wasn't until after our testing results and review were published that we noticed the error. Our apologies to Sharp, as well as to any reader who was misled by the review due to our error.
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