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HDTV1080P · 02-07-2010, 09:48 PM

8 Sharp LCD displays have been added to the list

One nice feature that I like on the Sharp LCD flat screens is the automatic 1080P/24 feature. On most other brands of flat panels consumers need to mess around inside the menu to adjust the Motion features to the optimal setting. With the Sharp displays that have "Fine Motion Enhanced" feature the display will always properly display 1080P/24 signals at 96HZ regardless of the menu settings. This is a very nice consumer friendly feature. Just connect a BLU-RAY player with 1080P/24 output mode and the Sharp display always does a correct 4:4 pulldown regardless of the menu setting.
When a 60HZ signal is received on a Sharp display that has the "Fine Motion Enhanced" feature the images are displayed at 120HZ.

There are several reviews on Sharp models that have "Fine Motion Enhanced".

Here is a quote from one review that mentions how the Sharp displays handle 1080P/24 signals:

" As I started to watch some Blu-ray movies, I was astonished to discover that the Fine Motion Enhanced frame-interpolation control was "grayed out" in the menu and completely unavailable. According to Sharp, if the set gets 1080p/24—which I was sending—it displays the image at 96Hz (each frame is displayed four times), not 120Hz, which is unique in my experience. Apparently, this is a holdover from the 60Hz models that displayed 1080p/24 at 48Hz. Frame interpolation only works if the set receives a 60Hz signal."
http://www.ultimateavmag.com/flatpaneldisplays/sharp_lc-52d85u_lcd_tv/index3.html

Standard LCD (flat panel)

All the following displays refresh 1080P/24 material at 96HZ. 60HZ sources refreshed at 120HZ.

The new 65 inch Sharp LC-65E77UM has a list price of only $3,999.99. That is a good price for a LCD that properly displays 1080p/24 signal's. Mail order prices are currently under $2,900 with free shipping. The Panasonic V10 65 inch that lists for $3,999.99 has deeper blacks and overall better picture quality when compared to the Sharp LCD. http://www1.bottomdollar.com/p__Shar...7a24645b5c87b7

(Click links below for product specs)

SHARP LC-46SB57UN

SHARP LC-C46700UN

SHARP LC-47SB57UT

SHARP LC-C52700UN

SHARP LC-60E77UN

SHARP LC-C6077UN

SHARP LC-65E77UM

SHARP LC-C6577UM

02-07-2010, 09:48 PM	#858 (permalink)
HDTV1080P Blu-ray Guru Join Date: Jan 2007 Trading Score: (0) Collection: (0) HT Gallery: (0)	8 Sharp LCD displays have been added to the list One nice feature that I like on the Sharp LCD flat screens is the automatic 1080P/24 feature. On most other brands of flat panels consumers need to mess around inside the menu to adjust the Motion features to the optimal setting. With the Sharp displays that have "Fine Motion Enhanced" feature the display will always properly display 1080P/24 signals at 96HZ regardless of the menu settings. This is a very nice consumer friendly feature. Just connect a BLU-RAY player with 1080P/24 output mode and the Sharp display always does a correct 4:4 pulldown regardless of the menu setting. When a 60HZ signal is received on a Sharp display that has the "Fine Motion Enhanced" feature the images are displayed at 120HZ. There are several reviews on Sharp models that have "Fine Motion Enhanced". Here is a quote from one review that mentions how the Sharp displays handle 1080P/24 signals: " As I started to watch some Blu-ray movies, I was astonished to discover that the Fine Motion Enhanced frame-interpolation control was "grayed out" in the menu and completely unavailable. According to Sharp, if the set gets 1080p/24—which I was sending—it displays the image at 96Hz (each frame is displayed four times), not 120Hz, which is unique in my experience. Apparently, this is a holdover from the 60Hz models that displayed 1080p/24 at 48Hz. Frame interpolation only works if the set receives a 60Hz signal." http://www.ultimateavmag.com/flatpaneldisplays/sharp_lc-52d85u_lcd_tv/index3.html Standard LCD (flat panel) All the following displays refresh 1080P/24 material at 96HZ. 60HZ sources refreshed at 120HZ. The new 65 inch Sharp LC-65E77UM has a list price of only $3,999.99. That is a good price for a LCD that properly displays 1080p/24 signal's. Mail order prices are currently under $2,900 with free shipping. The Panasonic V10 65 inch that lists for $3,999.99 has deeper blacks and overall better picture quality when compared to the Sharp LCD. http://www1.bottomdollar.com/p__Shar...7a24645b5c87b7 (Click links below for product specs) SHARP LC-46SB57UN SHARP LC-C46700UN SHARP LC-47SB57UT SHARP LC-C52700UN SHARP LC-60E77UN SHARP LC-C6077UN SHARP LC-65E77UM SHARP LC-C6577UM Last edited by HDTV1080P; 02-07-2010 at 11:44 PM.