Kategori Ürün Filtresi
EKRAN BOYUTU
EKRAN TÜRÜ
KONTRAST
RESİM GÖSTERİM HIZI
PARLAKLIK
TEPKİ SÜRESİ
ÇÖZÜNÜRLÜK
HDMI
USB GİRİŞ
3D TV
Fiyat Aralığı
ile
TL
arası
Avantajlar Dünyası
Kampanyalarımızdan yararlanmak için lütfen E-Mail adresinizi giriniz
İndirimdekiler
Sizden Gelenler
- Görünüm :
-
-
- Sırala :
-
- Varsayılan Sıralama
-
- Ucuzdan - Pahalıya
-
- Pahalıdan - Ucuza
LC-46LE700E SHARP LED TV
Multimedia
Oh dear. You can play back JPEG photos and MP3 music via USB, but that’s where the Sharp stops shelling out.
Other Features
ou’ll search in vain for an S-Video socket, but you can at least input these signals via Scart.
Practical: The remote control provides an eco button to allow users to adjust the brightness and, therefore, the power consumption. The menu also provides controls for varying how much energy the TV uses. But even when the 46-inch screen is set to its maximum brightness, it never draws more than 120 watts anyway. We’re quite unimpressed, however, with the lack of aspect-ratio switching for HD signals, the lack of a swivel stand, and the poor multimedia features discussed earlier.
Operation
Although it looks a bit outdated, the remote control fulfils its purpose well.
The Sharp is well equipped for everyday TV viewing, thanks to its many practical functions — there’s a back button, for example, for flicking between the current and last-viewed channels.
The channel lists also impress: During digital reception, you can choose to exclude pay-TV channels from the list, and the Japanese TV will optionally display the title of the current broadcast along with the channel name. On top of that, the well-designed menu informs the user of the current frame rate and resolution.
The Electronic Program Guide (EPG), on the other hand, uses too-small text and therefore looks unclear. Unfortunately, the TV cannot store picture settings separately for each video input, meaning you often have to readjust settings when you switch between inputs, for example.
Picture Quality of High-Definition Signals
With Blu-ray discs, the Sharp shows a few slight weaknesses: Fine patterns fail to resolve perfectly, for example, and intricate menu text shows slightly jagged edges. These aren’t major problems on a day-to-day basis, however, since you’ll barely notice such errors in movie images. In “Casino Royale”, for example, the 46 LE 700 E displays the wide-angle shot of St. Mark’s Square in its full glory. Even 24p signals display authentically, although we should mention that the average motion clarity means you lose some of the typical film judder. If you want it back, all you have to do is switch off the motion smoothing in the “Film Mode/Advanced” submenu.
The Sharp processes dark areas of the picture accurately, and the 2,600:1 contrast ratio is impressive for an LCD TV without local dimming. The gamma setting, at 2.4, is slightly darker than that of other TVs, but suits the Sharp well. Unfortunately, however, the lack of uniformity and strong viewing-angle dependence mean the picture lacks depth. If the viewer moves their head during dark film scenes, for example, they’ll see the screen quickly become brighter as their viewing angle increases. And no matter where you’re sitting, the left side of the screen shines a bit more brightly than the right.
Sound Quality
The built-in speakers turn out to be something of a catastrophe — they’re hoarse and tinny during speech and make music sound strongly discoloured. The Sharp’s saving grace, therefore, is its analogue and digital audio outputs.
Multimedia
Oh dear. You can play back JPEG photos and MP3 music via USB, but that’s where the Sharp stops shelling out.
Other Features
ou’ll search in vain for an S-Video socket, but you can at least input these signals via Scart.
Practical: The remote control provides an eco button to allow users to adjust the brightness and, therefore, the power consumption. The menu also provides controls for varying how much energy the TV uses. But even when the 46-inch screen is set to its maximum brightness, it never draws more than 120 watts anyway. We’re quite unimpressed, however, with the lack of aspect-ratio switching for HD signals, the lack of a swivel stand, and the poor multimedia features discussed earlier.
Operation
Although it looks a bit outdated, the remote control fulfils its purpose well.
The Sharp is well equipped for everyday TV viewing, thanks to its many practical functions — there’s a back button, for example, for flicking between the current and last-viewed channels.
The channel lists also impress: During digital reception, you can choose to exclude pay-TV channels from the list, and the Japanese TV will optionally display the title of the current broadcast along with the channel name. On top of that, the well-designed menu informs the user of the current frame rate and resolution.
The Electronic Program Guide (EPG), on the other hand, uses too-small text and therefore looks unclear. Unfortunately, the TV cannot store picture settings separately for each video input, meaning you often have to readjust settings when you switch between inputs, for example.
Picture Quality of High-Definition Signals
With Blu-ray discs, the Sharp shows a few slight weaknesses: Fine patterns fail to resolve perfectly, for example, and intricate menu text shows slightly jagged edges. These aren’t major problems on a day-to-day basis, however, since you’ll barely notice such errors in movie images. In “Casino Royale”, for example, the 46 LE 700 E displays the wide-angle shot of St. Mark’s Square in its full glory. Even 24p signals display authentically, although we should mention that the average motion clarity means you lose some of the typical film judder. If you want it back, all you have to do is switch off the motion smoothing in the “Film Mode/Advanced” submenu.
The Sharp processes dark areas of the picture accurately, and the 2,600:1 contrast ratio is impressive for an LCD TV without local dimming. The gamma setting, at 2.4, is slightly darker than that of other TVs, but suits the Sharp well. Unfortunately, however, the lack of uniformity and strong viewing-angle dependence mean the picture lacks depth. If the viewer moves their head during dark film scenes, for example, they’ll see the screen quickly become brighter as their viewing angle increases. And no matter where you’re sitting, the left side of the screen shines a bit more brightly than the right.
Sound Quality
The built-in speakers turn out to be something of a catastrophe — they’re hoarse and tinny during speech and make music sound strongly discoloured. The Sharp’s saving grace, therefore, is its analogue and digital audio outputs.
Sharp Led Tv Eski Modeller
sharp led televizyon, sharp led tv, sharp led, sharp led tleevizyon, sharp led tv 42, sharp led tv kampanyasi, sharp led tv kampanyası, sharp led tv fiyatları, sharp led tv nereden alınır, sharp led projeksiyon, 2011 3d televizyonları, 2011 led tv fiyatları, 2011 led tv kampanyası, 2011 tv kampanyaları, 2011 yılında en çok ilgi gören tv, 2011 yeni seriler, 2011 sharp modeller, 2011 led tv modelleri, 2011 led tv modeller, sharp 2011 led tv modelleri, 2011 sharp led tv fiyatları, en çok satan 2011 sharp led serisi,
Günün Fırsatları
- » 42''(106cm)Ekran Genişliği
- » 7.000.000:1 Kontrast
- » MCI 400Hz
- » 1920x1080 Çözünürlük
- » 40"(102cm) Ekran Genişliği
- » Micro Dimming Pro
- » CMR 800Hz
- » 1920x1080 Çözünürlük
- » 55"(140cm)Ekran Genişliği
- » Micro Dimming Pro
- » CMR 800Hz
- » 1920x1080 Çözünürlük
- » 60"(152cm) Ekran Genişliği
- » Mega Kontrast
- » MCI 200 Hz
- » 1920x1080 Çözünürlük
- » 46"(117cm)Ekran Genişliği
- » Micro Dimming Pro
- » CMR 800Hz
- » 1920x1080 Çözünürlük
- » 47''(120cm)Ekran Genişliği
- » 7.000.000:1 Kontrast
- » MCI 400Hz
- » 1920x1080 Çözünürlük
- » 46"(117cm)Ekran Genişliği
- » Mega Kontrast
- » CMR 200Hz
- » 1920x1080 Çözünürlük
- » 32"(82cm) Ekran Genişliği
- » Mega Kontrast
- » CMR 200Hz
- » 1920x1080 Çözünürlük
- » 60"(152cm) Ekran Genişliği
- » Mega Kontrast
- » CMR 800Hz
- » 1920x1080 Çözünürlük
KARGOM
NEREDE
Yeni Ürünler
İstanbul Bilişimon
