Sharp LED TV: The new Technology is taking over with Sharp at the Forefront

Light-emitting diode television or LED TV is a term used by consumer electronics companies to portray LCD TVs that uses LED backlighting. The true uses of LED display are held in reserve for larger screen specially found in sports grounds. Sony was the first to introduce the Qualia KDX-46Q005 LCD TV with LED backlighting in the year 2005 but in 2009, Samsung Electronics was the pioneer to coin the term LED TV on their Luxia LED edge-lit televisions range of TVs. The Sharp LC range of TVs uses the LED display in their televisions. A few examples of such TVs that use the LED display are – Sharp LC40LE700E, Sharp LC40LE600E etc.

The Sharp LC40LE700E is a 40 inch LCD TV with an aspect ratio of 16:9 that provides a picture resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. The Sharp LC40LE700E has a dynamic contrast ration of 2,000,000:1 and typical contrast ratio of 4,000:1. The Sharp LED TV has a 4 ms response time with 176 degrees viewing angle. The Sharp LC40LE700E includes Full HD Ready, 100 Hz mode, Freeview DVB-T digital tuners, music player, EPG, auto channel search, sleep timer, ECO flower and much more. It also includes 4 HDMI ports and 2 Scart ports and provides a total power output of 2 x 10 watts. The Sharp LC40LE700E just weighs 11.6 kg.

The Sharp LC40LE600E is also a 40 inch LCD TV with similar aspect ratio and similar contrast ratio as that of the Sharp LC40LE700E. It has 176 degrees viewing angle and has a response time of 6 ms. The Sharp LC40LE600E has 3 HDMI ports and 2 Scart ports with brightness of 450 cd/m². The other features and specifications of the Sharp LC40LE600E are similar to that of the Sharp LC40LE700E LCD TV.

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