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While competitors like Samsung, Sony, and Vizio are rolling out new features such as 240Hz refresh rates, LED-backlighting, and interactive content to their LCDs, Sharp's new E77 lineup is fairly ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. After spending hundreds or thousands of dollars on a big, nice TV, you'd expect it to blow you away with some crisp, beautiful video quality, ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. HDMI, or High-Definition Multimedia Interface, has been the standard method of handling high-data audio and video connectivity for some time ...

Which Sharp TV is best? Sharp is a popular TV manufacturer based out of Japan. It’s been making innovative televisions for decades, which have been very popular in North America. Sharp is known for ...

Millions of households with multiple HDMI-connected devices have encountered the same baffling problem: a TV that powers on by itself, a soundbar that hijacks volume controls, or a gaming console that ...

When it comes to reviewing Android devices, TV’s are not often at the top of the agenda. However, that all changed last year when Google announced the introduction of Android TV. A platform built ...

PICTURE QUALITY This model had excellent high-definition picture quality. It did an excellent job displaying the finest detail. Color accuracy was very good, with images looking quite natural.

PICTURE QUALITY This model had very good high-definition picture quality. Image detail was generally very good, but as we've noticed with all Roku-based TVs this year we saw excessive jaggies on the ...

Which Sharp TV is the best? If you happen to be in the market for a brand-new smart TV, you should highly consider making your next purchase from Sharp if you want a TV that performs well and looks ...

RCA connectors were typically the interface of choice on televisions for the longest time before HDMI came along. Thanks to its simplicity and versatility, HDMI quickly became ubiquitous, and it's now ...