FS: 26" Sharp LCD Tv (LC26D4u)

Viper966 · February 13, 2007, 6:40am

Bought this 2 months ago for the current apartment, as it has 2 living rooms, now im moving into a smaller place that only has one, so i have no need for this tv (no reason to have 3 flat panel tvs in a 1 bedroom apt)

so this has to go

550 picked up!

Description: AQUOS LC-26D4U 26" LCD TV Manufacturer: Sharp

                                    Rebates:            (None)                               ![http://ai.pricegrabber.com/images/compare/minus_9x9.gif](http://ai.pricegrabber.com/images/compare/minus_9x9.gif)        Quick Glance                          Display Type: ![http://ai.pricegrabber.com/images/balloon/icon.gif](http://ai.pricegrabber.com/images/balloon/icon.gif)  Active Matrix LCD     Display Format: ![http://ai.pricegrabber.com/images/balloon/icon.gif](http://ai.pricegrabber.com/images/balloon/icon.gif)&lt;/span&gt;  480i (SDTV),

480p (EDTV),
768p Input: A/V (Composite),
Analog Coaxial(RF),
Component Video,
DVI,
HDMI,
S-Video Output: A/V (RCA Composite),
Audio - Digital Optical,
Audio - Line Out (1/8" Mini),
S-Video,
Variable/Fixed Audio Aspect Ratio: 16:9 (Widescreen) Slots: cableCARD Resolution: 1366 x 768 (WXGA) Built-in HDTV Tuner: Yes Brightness: 450 cd/m2 Diagonal Screen Size: 26 Display Panel Contrast Ratio: 800:1 Brightness: 450 cd/m2 Response Time: 12 ms Resolution: 1366 x 768 (WXGA) Aspect Ratio: 16:9 (Widescreen) Diagonal Screen Size: 26 in Viewable Size: 26 in Display Type: Active Matrix LCD Broadcast Standards Broadcast Format Displayed: </span> 480i (SDTV),
480p (EDTV),
768p Broadcast Format Supported: 480i (SDTV),
480p (EDTV),
720p (HDTV) Broadcast Format: ATSC (Digital),
NTSC (analog) HDTV Compatible: Yes HDTV Built-in Tuner: Yes Interface Interface Type: Serial - 9 pin D-shell (EIA 574/232) Output: A/V (RCA Composite),
Audio - Digital Optical,
Audio - Line Out (1/8" Mini),
S-Video,
Variable/Fixed Audio Input: A/V (Composite),
Analog Coaxial(RF),
Component Video,
DVI,
HDMI,
S-Video Slots: cableCARD Picture Features Comb Filter: Motion-Adaptive 3D-Y/C Picture in Picture: None Vertical Viewing Angle: 170 degrees Horizontal Viewing Angle: 170 degrees Other Features General Features: 3/2 Pulldown,
Built-In QAM Tuner,
Closed Caption,
Headphone Jack,
Multi-Language Menu,
Parental Lock,
Progressive Scan,
SAP Remote Control: Universal Remote Audio Format Supported: MTS Stereo,
Stereo,
Surround Sound Included Components: Batteries,
Speakers,
Stand,
User Manual Physical Specifications Height: 16.5 in Width: 33.4 in Depth: 4.5 in Weight: 36.4 lbs Mounting: Desktop,
Wallmount

chino · February 13, 2007, 6:54am

I’m not that sweet at TV’s, but as I am reading it - it does NOT do 1080i then?

sureshot · February 13, 2007, 6:57am

if you could clarify for us noobs the max resolution for gaming, that’d be cool.

i’m down with 720p or 1080i or whatever

boardjnky4 · February 13, 2007, 7:31am

its not a big enough tv for 1080, resolution is a size. it doesnt mean that the tv will look bad

chino · February 13, 2007, 7:57am

I understand what resolution is… and not saying it will look bad - just asking if it in fact is only 720p, and not 1080i.

On that note, what is the smallest TV that does 1080i?

All though interested in this TV, but wouldn’t buy until I get my tax return back which will be in a week or so… probably will be sold by then

Johnnylude · February 13, 2007, 8:01am

FUCK TV… goodluck with the sale

skatanic28 · February 13, 2007, 8:45am

any clue on how much a wallmount kit for it would be?

sureshot · February 13, 2007, 8:47am

i need some insight regarding this tv~!

Viper966 · February 13, 2007, 8:58am

ok WHEW hang on

ok… the I in the resolution denotes wether the lines of resolution are drawn interlaced or progressive, interlaced means that every other line is drawn and then the middle lines are filled in. The ONLY technology that can do this type of scanning is a CRT tube set

ALL DLP, lcd, plasma, LCOS, SXRD sets display ONLY a progressive resolution
that is that they draw their picture all at once in bursts

High def is anything that shows over 720lines of resolution on teh screen at any time. So 720P is a HD resolution

ALL lcd tv’s plasmas, and dlp etc before last year were 720p or 768p maximum resolution tvs, they took the 1080i signal and Upconverted it to its native resolution. (a tv always shows its native resolution, or else the picture would be smaller)

so final word

YES the tv is HD,

Viper966 · February 13, 2007, 8:58am

walmoutn for this tv can behad under 20 bux

boardjnky4 · February 13, 2007, 9:04am

yeah, its HD, but not 1080. lol.

but im sure that he just wanted to know if it was HD or not

chino · February 13, 2007, 9:04am

Viper966:

ok WHEW hang on

ok… the I in the resolution denotes wether the lines of resolution are drawn interlaced or progressive, interlaced means that every other line is drawn and then the middle lines are filled in. The ONLY technology that can do this type of scanning is a CRT tube set

ALL DLP, lcd, plasma, LCOS, SXRD sets display ONLY a progressive resolution
that is that they draw their picture all at once in bursts

High def is anything that shows over 720lines of resolution on teh screen at any time. So 720P is a HD resolution

ALL lcd tv’s plasmas, and dlp etc before last year were 720p or 768p maximum resolution tvs, they took the 1080i signal and Upconverted it to its native resolution. (a tv always shows its native resolution, or else the picture would be smaller)

so final word

YES the tv is HD,

weird, I thought my sxrd was 1080i? So if it says it does 1080, it is 1080p?

Either way doesn’t have much to do about this thread just am curious - but I am still interested in this TV in a week or so if it is around… the fiance gets pissed with the xbox monopoly of the big screen

Viper966 · February 13, 2007, 9:11am

sxrd is 1080p display, the first gen ones could not nativley display 1080p content

even if u had a box capable of outputing 1080p ud have to downconvert it to 1080i and the tv would upscale it back to 1080p

boardjnky4 · February 13, 2007, 9:12am

do u lose quality like that?

Viper966 · February 13, 2007, 9:34am

not really no, the differance is so small, its mostly marketing

j_espo1 · February 13, 2007, 10:20am

$100

chino · February 13, 2007, 10:22am

cool… all though since I don’t have enough inputs for all of my various shit hooked up to the tv I have to run it through one of those A/V splitters. I am sure I lose more quality there than I do in the 1080i conversion in the TV.

good info, if this isn’t sold in a week or so I’ll get back to ya :tup:

2TurboZ · February 13, 2007, 11:08am

nice TV…i saw it yesterday…good seller :tup:

dlatone · February 13, 2007, 12:29pm

i have a 26 that does 1080i. but these numbers are highly overrated. there is very little difference b/t the channels in 720p and 1080i. the contrast ratio is what will give you a better picture. but IMO the resolution is mainly a marketing thing.

Viper966 · February 13, 2007, 12:57pm

there is NO such thing as a solid state television that Does a TRUE 1080i…

all LCD DLP LCOS etc televisions (anything BESIDES CRT) display their picture the entire thing at once in flashes, they do not DRAW lines of resolution…

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