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Quattron + or Q+ Aquos TVs from Sharo add 10 million more sub-pixels to the display. They call this a "4K-like" TV. The feature works by pixel splitting on vertical resolution. As a result the TV accepts 4K content even though it's a true 1080p TV....

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Customers looking to buy a new TV are more often than not looking for a larger screen and Sharp has come to the party with 60-inch, 70-inch and 80-inch models.

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These glasses work great with my Vizio Tv

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Ours not to question why?

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VU LED65XT780 is a big, slim and beautifully designed LED TV that is fully capable to produce high quality imagery, provided you keep it in a cool environment. Its Full HD 3D playback capability is also commendable. But it has few glitches, majorly in...

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Going through the Videocon Elena V55591PZ Full HD 3D TV Review, you get to know that this new age TV comes with some exciting and never-seen before features. It can be a frolicsome entertainment device for you with promising audio/visual quality....

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It's time for the return of 3DTV without the specs. And this time it really works

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Not straying too far in design from previous designs, this ST series TV is elegantly fitted with a black bevelled bezel. The result is something less hard and jagged, as even the feel of the plastic surround is somewhat soft to the touch, yet very...

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Despite a few rough edges with the remote, the search options, and the ports, the Sony KDL-46HX850 offers good value for the price. Its picture quality is very good, its built-in speakers are great, and its connected features are among the best we’ve...

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One of the key directives brought up during Sony's media conference at the Electronics Entertainment Expo this year was the company's desire to drive home their commitment to 3D gaming. They've focused on dismantling one of the biggest roadblocks in...

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I, like other reviewers, succumb to this disease from time to time. But now I have to be doubly annoyed with myself, because not only did I write a trite intro on triteness, I've resolved to use the hyperbolic, roll-your-eyes term “film-like.” There it...

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Aside from its passive-display tech (Toshiba calls it 3D Natural), the 47TL515U has an edge-lit LED backlight with local dimming to help deepen blacks — a traditional weak area with LCD. It also has a ClearScan 240 display option to reduce motion blur...

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As you might guess, the TC-P55VT30 reviewed here is a 3D-capable model that can also convert 2D images for 3D display. Panasonic provides a single set of active-shutter glasses that recharge via a mini-USB port. (Additional pairs cost $160 each.) Other...

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“Ha!” said the pundits. “You won't much longer. See, your king is dead.” In reply, feet were shuffled, hands were raised: “Umm, so?” So, indeed. While much attention is paid to the latest LED this and 480-Hz that, plasma TV development hasn't stopped....

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For a company whose supposed emphasis is LCD TV manufacturing, LG sure makes some good plasmas. Its 50PZ950, which we reviewed in the September 2011 issue, earned a Certified & Recommended stamp, both for its accurate, eminently tweakable picture and...

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